498:, he visited DeCavalcante at his Kenilworth office on October 23, 1964. Dunn said to DeCavalcante: "If you have any way of getting to tell them to keep their lousy mouths shut... Because this thing could cream me at the last minute. So if you can in some way get to these two guys – tell them to keep this thing out of the papers". DeCavalcante promised Dunn support in his mayoral campaign and asked: "Do you think we could get any city work?", to which Dunn laughed and replied: "Well, maybe". In a statement issued on June 10, 1969, Dunn claimed that at no point during the meeting had DeCavalcante asked him "to do anything irregular or illegal", and that he had had no contact with DeCavalcante since. He also denied that DeCavalcante had any influence over his administration and claimed that he had not been aware of DeCavalcante's underworld associations. Other public official implicated by the tapes included
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Annunziata and Vastola, that a $ 12,000 settlement was arranged by DeCavalcante, and that DeCavalcante was paid $ 3,800 for his role. The defense did not present any witnesses or evidence and relied instead on summations to the jury. DeCavalcante maintained throughout the trial that he had been "framed" and that he had only served as an impartial mediator in a gambling dispute. On September 24, 1970, following an eight-day trial, DeCavalcante was convicted by a federal jury in Newark of three counts of conspiracy to extort money from the operators of the Trevose dice game. It was the first criminal conviction of DeCavalcante, who was 57 years old at the time. He "received the verdict impassively", according to
693:, who succeeded David Satz as U.S. Attorney for New Jersey, on January 6, 1970. The lawyer Sidney Franzblau was responsible for inadvertently revealing organized crime secrets as the transcripts were made public because he had not asked that the disclosure be made only to the defense counsel. DeCavalcante subsequently dismissed Franzblau as his defense attorney and replaced him with Raymond A. Brown. The beginning of DeCavalcante's extortion trial, which was initially scheduled to commence on February 16, 1970, was delayed when Brown notified the U.S. Attorney's office that he would require time to familiarize himself with the case. In April 1970, DeCavalcante was being tried on the state weapons charges when he fell ill, forcing a halt to the trial.
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659:, on June 10, 1969. Franzblau requested the release in order to learn whether or not any information leading to the indictment against his client was obtained via illegal wiretapping. The recordings were inadmissible as evidence because they had been made illegally and covered a period between 1961 and 1965, prior to the 1966 extortion specified in the indictment. The government maintained that the illegal wiretap was not the source of information that led to the indictments of DeCavalcante, Vastola and Annunziata.
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1275:Taping the Mafia (1 of 2)
1227:January 14, 2023, at the
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829:Intellius People Search
757:New Jersey State Police
645:Deputy Attorney General
594:Gaetano "Corky" Vastola
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2838:Philadelphia Greek Mob
2751:Mafia Commission Trial
2745:Pizza Connection Trial
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2250:Greenwich Village Crew
2107:Italian-American Mafia
1745:The Mafia Encyclopedia
648:William J. Brennan Jr.
617:arrested by state and
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2595:Black Hand in Chicago
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1726:, Signet Books, 1970.
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680:University of Vermont
672:U.S. Attorney General
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2818:Luppino crime family
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2798:Cotroni crime family
2682:Palermo Mafia summit
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1868:Giuseppe Schifilliti
1665:(December 29, 1973)
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1253:(February 10, 1970)
1051:(February 10, 1997)
1022:(December 29, 1973)
808:Hamilton, New Jersey
788:Miami Beach, Florida
623:Garden State Parkway
550:. Speaking with his
544:Colombo crime family
291:Bonanno crime family
234:Italian royal family
3184:Mafia extortionists
3100:Buster from Chicago
3064:Hired Truck Program
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2969:South Brooklyn Boys
2944:Marat Balagula gang
2728:Castellammarese War
2260:Springfield faction
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1046:Simone DeCavalcante
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500:Cornelius Gallagher
277:New Jersey mob boss
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2889:Bugs and Meyer Mob
2848:Sacra Corona Unita
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1775:2016-03-04 at the
1722:Zeigler, Henry A.
1709:by Mary Ellen Klas
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827:"Sam DeCavalcante"
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988:Murray Schumach,
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2909:The Council
2828:'Ndrangheta
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2730:(1929–1931)
2724:(1914–1917)
2701:(1950–1951)
2512:Consigliere
2468:Trafficante
2428:New Orleans
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2362:Kansas City
1374:January 14,
627:.38 caliber
602:adjudicator
469:car crusher
431:Joe Valachi
417:, owned by
345:section of
323:Cosa Nostra
319:Cosa Nostra
295:Bonanno War
260:borough of
252:The son of
139:Mary Abrams
118:Predecessor
3143:Categories
3011:operations
3009:Government
2590:Black Hand
2519:Caporegime
2438:Pittsburgh
2303:East Coast
1961:Informants
1935:Associates
961:Boston.com
814:References
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614:conspiring
607:Alongside
581:suburb of
529:Dutch Mele
512:Washington
378:Kenilworth
248:Early life
230:New Jersey
167:Allegiance
98:Crime boss
94:Occupation
51:1912-04-30
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2506:Underboss
2482:Structure
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2321:Patriarca
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638:discovery
552:underboss
382:Princeton
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126:Successor
3130:Category
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220:who was
144:Children
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2783:Camorra
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2470:(Tampa)
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2197:Colombo
2190:Colombo
2155:Bonanno
769:Harding
753:stopped
684:Trenton
590:Mafiosi
542:of the
508:Mafioso
477:Mafioso
445:borgata
386:marquis
240:". The
224:of the
218:mobster
110:of the
3052:Crimes
2863:Stidda
2776:Active
2738:Trials
2707:(1963)
2684:(1957)
2678:(1957)
2672:(1946)
2666:(1929)
2650:Events
2621:Omertà
2585:Bagman
2399:Dallas
2019:Allies
1820:Bosses
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351:Newark
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798:Death
755:by a
524:craps
374:front
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1390:link
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