people who were killed by the notorious Brazilian hitman Julio Santana (as well as Nativo da Natividade). Shiori Ino, a 21-year-old university student, who was stabbed to death in 1999. Hitman had been hired by Ino's abusive ex-boyfriend (who committed suicide before he could be apprehended) and the ex-boyfriend's brother, who was sentenced to life imprisonment. Alexander Solonik, was strangled to death by Russian hitman and ex-Marine Alexander Pustovalov in his villa in 1997. Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel, Las Vegas mob boss killed by unknown assailants in 1947. Barry Seal, American airline pilot and undercover CIA informer, who became a major drug smuggler for the Medellín Cartel. Brian Stidham, a pediatric ophthalmologist who was killed in a murder-for-hire plot by his colleague, Dr. Bradley Schwartz. Grady Stiles, a freak show performer whose family hired a hitman to kill due to his abusiveness. John H. Wood Jr., an American Federal judge known as "Maximum John" for giving severe prison sentences for drug offenses, murdered by Charles Harrelson at the behest of Lebanese-American drug lord Jamiel Chagra. Employers Dana Ewell, convicted of hiring his college roommate to murder Ewell's mother, father, and sister for the US$8,000,000 estate. John Gotti, Italian-American crime boss, hired hitmen to murder Paul Castellano outside of Sparks Steak House in December 1985. Robert Fratta, ex-police officer, hired two men to kill his wife. Lawrence Horn, record producer whose hiring of a hitman led to the case Rice v. Paladin Press Mike Danton, former NHL player, hired an undercover federal agent to kill his sports agent. Wanda Holloway hired a hitman to kill the mother of her daughter's cheerleading rival, inspiring a film. Silas Jayne, Chicago-area stable owner, was convicted in 1973 of hiring hitmen to murder his half-brother George. Tim Lambesis, heavy metal vocalist who attempted to hire an undercover police officer to murder his wife. Charlotte Karin Lindström, Swedish waitress/model who attempted to hire a hitman to kill persons testifying against her boyfriend in a drug trial in Australia. Charles "Lucky" Luciano, American Mafia and Luciano crime family boss. Ordered Siegel, Tannenbaum, Genovese, Buchalter, Carbo, and Krakower to murder Mustache Petes Joe Masseria and Sal Maranzano in 1931, and stool pigeon Harry Greenberg in 1939. Joseph Maldonado-Passage (better known by his stage name Joe Exotic), an American zoo owner who attempted to hire an undercover FBI agent to murder a rival, the CEO of Big Cat Rescue (with