Colombo family boss Andrew Mush Russo dies at age 87 while awaiting federal racketeering case.

Andrew Mush Russo, the Colombo family kingpin who was arrested for racketeering last year before being released on a $10 million bond due to a slew of health issues, died Monday night, his attorney confirmed to the Daily News.

According to court documents, the 87-year-old Russo, a cousin of the late and legendary boss Carmine Persico, was arrested in a massive federal sweep last September over the crime family’s attempt to violently seize control of a local labor union.

According to the federal charges, Russo and the rest of the family administration used extortionate means, including direct threats of bodily harm, to acquire the labor union.

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Andrew Mush Russo cause of death

He was released a month later and died in the company of his family without facing trial in the pending case, according to attorney Jeffrey Lichtman on Wednesday, April 20, 2022.

Andrew had a number of medical issues his attorney Lichtman told the press.

He was not feeling well when he was arrested, which is why he was granted bail.

Hence his actual cause of death is not known yet.

Andrew Mush Russo wife and children

Because of their criminal activities, they kept families out of the media.

Currently, there are no facts about the whereabouts of Andrews’ family.

Andrew Mush Russo net worth

Andrew was estimated to be worth about $900 million.

When is Andrew Mush Russo funeral?

Family representatives are not going to disclose anything concerning his burial and memorial services.

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