So far TMZ is the only one reporting this. Wikipedia has already changed his page to dead.

Probably 20 years too late...

Were him and Ray Liotta boys or did he think he was some jerkoff?

Don't Cry For Me I'm Already Dead - Barney Gumble
RIP HENRY

They have 10 signed pictures of him on Ebay for $21.95 a piece, do any of you guys think they would increase in value, SC?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/AUTOGRAPH-PICTUR...=item3f189ee43d

Almost definitely will increase in value. It's the law of supply and demand.... there can be no increase in supply anymore.

R.I.P. Henry boy, you flipping gave us all an amazing movie.

They were on good terms. There's a pic of them hanging out together somewhere.

Wasn't he piss-poor broke or It said he had a living girlfriend I wonder if shes helps him run that ebay store I'd order something but I don't my money to get stuck in his paypal account since hes dead!!

DeNiro paid for a lot of stuff for Henry like rehab and a house maybe but im not sure about that. Hs book called gangsters, goodfellas and something is pretty good, goes into all the stuff that went down after he flipped. Like picking weed from ditches in Kansas....

What difference does it make if he's dead, or not?

I wonder if they (EBay) have any signatures of his.... the site says that Hill will personalize each photo. Kinda hard for that to happen now. Unless, of course, it's a ripoff like the rest of Hill's life.

He was on Canadian TV a little while ago showing off his paintings of rats he starting making as a hobby. (Seriously)

Was he on anyone's Dead Pool ????

Self portraits?

The guy was a fucking drug addict, I've seen a few of the mob documentaries and he babbles on and on about seeing people killed, "They'd do it right in front of you", etc.

He reminded me a lot of the homeless drug addicts I met while waiting at the bus stop

How many of those homeless drug addicts made the kind of money he made?

As far back as I can remember I always wanted to be a loser - Henry Hill

Goodfellas = greatest movie of all time

I dont know if its because I really liked his book and it my favorite movie but I kinda liked the guy at times.

At least that $3200 bucks will come in handly for that coffin. Jimmy is probably feeding him to the lions in hell now.

Agreed! It showed all parts of LCN. Good, bad and the ugly.

You never know. Most people aren't born homeless. And there are some real eccentrics out there.

And back on topic, it's amazing that he lived so long. And I'm not even talking about his dodging mob retribution. I just mean that for a lifelong junkie, 69 years old is quite an achievment.

kinda sad really. im with you pb in that im shocked he made it this far with his substance abuse problems, especially alcohol in the later years. he was a character for sure, regardless of his criminal past the guy lived through so many unbelievable things in his life.

That's true. Alcohol taxes your body like few other drugs.

However, at the end of the day, he had the kind of money that most people dream of having.

Plus, he also joined a select society where only certain criminals get to be involved in.

I read the book his kids wrote about him and it wasn't pretty. We all know he was a babbling drunken idiot but he was also violent toward his daughter and was basically a fuckup

Well he got an extra 40 years on gods green earth than his buddy Tommy Desimone did!

He's a killer (a murderer) who happened to be a thief.

No mercy for him.

http://apnews.myway.com/article/20120613/D9VCEUJO2.html



In the early 1990s, after more drug arrests, Henry Hill was booted from the witness protection program.

His fears for his life waned as many former associates died off, and he led a more public life in later years, appearing in documentaries and becoming a popular call-in guest on Howard Stern's radio show.

His death was first reported by the celebrity website TMZ.

His struggles with substances would continue for most of his life. In 2008 he pleaded guilty in San Bernardino, Calif., to two counts of public intoxication. In 2009, he was arrested in an Illinois suburb of St. Louis on charges of disorderly conduct and resisting arrest.

"I've been on every drug humanly possible, and I can't get a handle on alcohol," he told The Associated Press in 2009. "I'll go two, two and a half years, and I don't know what triggers me."

no good drunk rat

Not mine, I was beginning to think he might be indestructible.