GREG REITER MAFIA DRIVER AND THAT

J4 comments.Once again and possibly for the final time, Vic Orena, 86вЂ“the former Colombo acting boss who had visions of cementing his position permanently atop the crime family and is today wheelchair-bound and suffering from dementiaвЂ”will appeal his life sentences. Gangsters Inc: Mob rat John Alite got beat up at a strip club. John Alite Got Beat Up At A Strip Club. How else are we to interpret the words of Orena attorney David Schoen about the evidence beingВ вЂњunbelievably shockingвЂќ and possibly dangerous if revealed publicly?Mob Rat John Alite Admits A PEDOPHILE Wrote The First Draft of His Book. As we recently noted, they claim they can't reveal details of this evidence because it could lead to people getting killed. She was eventually lured into the life herself and was busted by.

Maryland.Judge Weinstein held that the prosecution should have disclosed the connection, but that its failure to do so 'had no discernable effect on the criminal activities of or on their trials.'Orena mounted another collateral attack in 2004 when he sought a motion for relief from judgment under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure. Orena argued that the prosecution's failure to disclose the relationship between DeVecchio and Scarpa violated Brady v. The State dropped the charges after the chief witness, Linda Schiro, unexpectedly changed her story.In 1997, Orena sought to have his murder conviction overturned on the grounds that DeVeccio and Scarpa - not Orena - had conspired to kill Ocera. Then in 2006, a Brooklyn grand jury indicted DeVecchio on four counts of aiding and abetting Scarpa in connection with four murders, not including Grancio's. The probe's inconclusive findings led federal authorities to decline to prosecute DeVecchio. This is courtesy of a Daily News report by Noah Goldberg.Nicky Black Grancio's murder triggered the internal FBI investigation into the relationship between Scarpa and DeVecchio.

In economics, who spent years investigating links between DeVecchio and Scarpa Sr.Dresch had interviewed Mazza in 2003 in connection with an investigation into 'official misconduct' by the FBI and summarized the interview as follows: members of the Scarpa crew, including Greg Scarpa and Mr. Grancio till the moment he was killed, there was no time to make any phone calls, correct?Edwards then attempted to impeach her own witness by eliciting testimony from Stephen Dresch, a self-described 'independent consultant and independent scholar' with a Ph.D. And from the moment you first saw Mr. Mazza further testified that they later learned that Grancio had been under police surveillance, but that 't that moment in time we didn't know.'On cross-examination, Mazza testified that they were not expecting to come across Grancio, but that once he arrived at the club, 'a plan was immediately put in place to try to kill him.' He also clarified that the phone calls he referred to on direct examination took place before Grancio arrived:Q. During the surveillance, Mazza observed Scarpa 'ake a cell phone' and make 'several calls.' Mazza did not know who Scarpa was calling. Mazza testified that on January 7, 1992, he, Scarpa and James Delmasto were surveilling a social club that belonged to members of the Orena faction and 'ultimately.

But it was very clear it was someone in law enforcement. Mazza characterized this, either his law enforcement source or his girlfriend, I think the term 'girlfriend' was used. Scarpa became upset and immediately called, and I don't recall exactly how Mr. Scarpa Sr., had become very upset at discovering the surveillance.Mr. , they apparently determined that he was in fact, you know, at that location, but they also observed that he was under surveillance, and that Greg, meaning Mr. When they arrived where they expected to find Grancio.

After Orena arrived and conversed privately with Gotti, Gotti appeared calmer. Gravano observed that, prior to Orena's arrival, Gotti seemed agitated. John Gotti most definitely believed Ocera was the culprit and was known to be 'ripping mad' at Ocera for the hit, according to Gravano.Gravano was present one day when Orena visited Gotti at the Ravenite Social Club. At the time, many mob figures believed Ocera was responsible for the murder of Greg Reiter, the son of a close Gotti associate. Ocera 'disappeared' into a shallow grave on Orena's order.As per testimony at Orena's trial, Orena had a number of motives to kill Ocera.Salvatore (Sammy the Bull) Gravano testified that one major reason for the murder was to please John Gotti, Gambino boss. One of these subordinates was Scarpa, who would, two years later find himself opposed to Orena in the Colombo War.In the early fall of 1989, Ocera and his girlfriend were stalked by Orena shooters.On Novemin the Merrick, Long Island home of Colombo capo Patty Amato, Ocera was murdered.

Greg Reiter Mafia Driver And That

The next day NovemLeale was 'given' Ocera's two gambling clubs, in keeping with Mafia practice. Leale's participation in the murder did not go unrewarded. When Orena and Leale approached the car, Bonfiglio overheard Orena tell Leale that he wanted 'this thing taken care of.' At first, Bonfiglio did not understand the reference, but Leale later told Maffatore and Bonfiglio that Orena had given him a contract to 'whack' Ocera. Remaining in the car, they observed Leale and Orena go on a 'walk-talk' Mafia parlance for a conversation held while walking outdoors in order to avoid audio-surveillance. Harry Bonfiglio testified that Gioachino (Jack) Leale, a Colombo soldier in Amato's crew, told him that Orena ordered Ocera murdered.Michael Maffatore and Bonfiglio had driven Leale to a meeting with Orena outside of Orena's club in Cedarhurst, New York. Montesano made out the profile of one of the drivers, testifying that it might have been Gregory Scarpa.The following night, Orena appeared at the Manor and told her that he heard she was a good driver and that she had 'done a great job the night before.'Weeks later, in mid-November, Ocera was murdered.Testimony directly linked Orena to the crime.

Leale was not apprehended. The method of killing and disappearance of the body so the victim and his mourners would be denied the dignity of a funeral and formal burial (and the widow, life insurance proceeds) was one chosen by Orena.Arrest warrants were issued for Bonfiglio, Leale, and two other participants in the burial. The metal wire described by Orena's underlings as having been used to strangle the loanshark was still around his neck. Agents found and exhumed Ocera's body in Forest Park, Queens. Using directions provided by Maffatore, F.B.I.