Paulie Vito Venerretti is a character in the Grand Theft Auto series who appears as a minor antagonist and later the deuteragonist in Grand Theft Auto: Arabian Delights. He is youngest son and underboss to Vincenzo Venerretti, the don of the Venerretti Crime Family.
Biography[]
Paulie Vito Venerretti was born out of wedlock on March 15th, 1978 in Sicily, to Theodora and Vincenzo Venerretti. He is the younger of two children; his elder sister, Veronica Venerretti, was born on February 8th, 1974. His parents eventually married in 1980, but his mother fell ill soon after and passed away. Her death caused a rift in the family, but Paulie would later call her passing a "teachable moment". Shortly after his mother's death, his father Vincenzo immigrated to the United States, to run his established Venerretti Crime Family in Percington, D.C.
During his childhood, Paulie was sent to an all-boys boarding school on the West Coast of the United States. He was stubborn, unruly, and constantly picked fights with the older boys. His father, Vincenzo, promptly pulled him out and began homeschooling him until he became of age, when Vincenzo granted him the caporegime status in the Venerretti crime family, which is continued to be by the time the events of Arabian Delights.
Events of Arabian Delights[]
Life After Arabian Delights[]
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Appearance[]
Paulie is portrayed as a tall, swarthy, and attractive Sicilian-Canadian, with fair, rosy skin. He has a strong, chiseled face, but prominent eye bags. He also has a permanent, albeit faint 5'clock shadow. He sports an incredibly tapered blonde crew cut, shaven on the sides. He also sports notable cuts and bruises under his eyes, lips, right cheek, nose, and chin, reflective of his violent nature. He wears a golden chain with a pendant depicting the letter "V", depicting the Venerretti Crime Family.
In his default outfit, Paulie wears a plain, white tee, and over it a black leather jacket with red and white accents. He also wears a pair of black jeans, also with red and white accents to match.