by Jerry Capeci Oct 19,2006 After serving nine years of a staggering 27-year rap for marijuana trafficking, mob associate Burton Kaplan got out of prison three weeks ago, a payoff […]
Read more ›By JERRY CAPECI | October 13, 2005 http://www.nysun.com/new-york/murderous-case-of-mistaken-identity/21410/ On Christmas Day in 1986, a young, hard-working telephone installer named Nicholas Guido was in front of his Park Slope, Brooklyn, home […]
Read more ›By ZACH HABERMAN September 28, 2006 — The truth has set him free. Stool pigeon Burton Kaplan, the key witness against mob cops Louis Eppolito and Stephen Caracappa, was sprung […]
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So I got word that this Wednesday (Sept. 27, 2006), Burt Kaplan will stand before Judge Weinstein, and the government will request a reduction in his sentencing because of his […]
Read more ›My father was born September 4th 1951 so this week would have been his 55th birthday. It’s amazing to think that though he was murdered 20 years ago, had he […]
Read more ›Two corrupt police detectives who worked for the mob and were involved in eight murders may soon walk free, writes David Nason from The Australian Aug. 16, 2006 ——————————————————————————– ANDY […]
Read more ›KISS CITY by BEN MCGRATH The unmaking of the Mafia cops. Issue of 2006-05-01 Posted 2006-08-07 In United States v. Caracappa and Eppolito, in which a pair of decorated former […]
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When I was a child there was a movie called “A Little Princess” that I would watch over and over again. Strangely, I related to the main character Sarah, played […]
Read more ›Strange Justice Blog Friday, July 28, 2006 by bussorah Andy Warhol once likened snappily dressed New York defence lawyer Eddie Hayes to a character from the 1970s sitcom Laverne and […]
Read more ›By ZACH HABERMAN July 26, 2006 — The federal judge who said he was forced to let two former NYPD detectives off the hook for being murderous Mafia moles refused […]
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