Salvatore Strazzullo, a New York attorney known as the 'Night-Life Lawyer,' was found dead in his car outside his parents' home in Brooklyn, with police suspecting suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning. Strazzullo, 52, had been facing serious legal troubles, including indictments for allegedly defrauding elderly clients out of millions through a Ponzi scheme. His high-profile clientele included rapper Foxy Brown and exotic dancer Milana Dravnel, who famously sued boxer Oscar de la Hoya over racy photographs. Strazzullo's legal career, marked by both notoriety and scandal, included a history of defending clients involved in bizarre and sensational cases. His reputation was further tarnished by personal legal issues, including a sexual harassment lawsuit filed by a former employee. Despite his once-celebrated status, his legacy is now overshadowed by his criminal charges and sudden death.