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February 4, 2010 |
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Gotti Feared A Guilty Verdict |
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  Gotti IV was a total disaster for the feds. But they sure had Junior Gotti fooled. The mob prince was utterly convinced that he was going to be found guilty of three murders and racketeering and sent away to die the same lonely, tragic death that his father suffered in federal prison. The erstwhile Junior Don was so terrified by that likelihood that on the day jurors began deciding his fate, he wrote an angry letter to the trial judge. In it, he ripped the judge as well as the defense lawyer who orchestrated his fourth successive mistrial in five years.
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Cabbie Fingers Gunman In
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 A Staten Island cabbie was trolling for a fare almost 12 years ago when he drove up to within ten feet of the execution murder of an FBI mob informant. In dramatic testimony this week, the cabbie recalled that he “eyeballed” the gunman and later picked the killer out of a photo lineup.
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Mikey Scars, Deep Thinker |
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 Mikey Scars DiLeonardo, the turncoat capo who now earns $4500 a month as the FBI’s go-to guy in all things Gambino, insists that criminal defense lawyers just don’t know and understand the real him: He’s just a deep thinker, and the harder he thinks about old crimes, the more details he remembers. |
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