I suppose anyone who cares about this country's constitutional rights to privacy give a shit. If the authorities felt a criminal's wife was complicit in criminal operations, they should have charged her. In the meantime, she's an American citizen with rights to privacy. If you don't believe in these rights, good on you. We disagree. Moving right along.
Cry me a river.
She married a known criminal, a public figure.
Her "privacy" is pretty low on the totem pole of ethics in the police - in an era when black people are getting killed for, literally, no reason.
Besides, it is common for mobster's wives to be named in books, trial records, trial reporting and newspaper articles.
If I want to know what a high ranking mobster's daughter or wife is called all I have to do is a cursory Google or Facebook search.
So, yes, what you said is completely absurd.
