THE BLACK HAND FORUM

Ya gotta love this clusterfuck of pure shit !! Lol...Moscatiello is a Confidential informant/Rat for years, JJ Gurino is a bully big mouth who gets blasted to oblivion by a deli owner who's scared and fights back, Pudgy Fiorillo is a Rat and testifies gets released after a few years, And little Tony Ferraro is blowing in the wind with a life sentence and a hard working guy who built all this by himself through hard work and dedication (Boulis) is murdered by this rogues gallery of loser scumbag rats and bums ! SMH...And now they're getting a retrial ?!?! The mob at it's most Dysfunctional, Greediest, And best ladies and gentlemen ! Hope they turn around and give em the death penalty !! This is the Trash people wanna be a part of

Boulis crime scene
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the defendants- Ferrari, James Fiorillo, Moscatiello
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Maybe this time he gets the death penalty ! Weird shit

[quote=Dr031718 post_id=122326 time=1567991225 user_id=5778]
Being from florida this has always been a fascinating story. Interested to see how the retrial goes
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Same

[quote=z23 post_id=122324 time=1567989134 user_id=6080]
What was that shooting all about anyway and how did these guys get caught? I clicked on the link gohngotti has in his post but I can't read the article because the sun-sentinel site goes not accept connections form Europe. I was in Florida at the time when that happened and it seemed whoever did got away clean with no witnesses. Sometime later I remember hearing they caught these two New York connected guys. I never could understand how that happened. I never understood why the guy got shot in the first place. Did somebody come across a band aide in one of their sandwiches?
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Forget the questions. I managed to get hold of a few articles about it. I'm all caught up now. Commence the retrial!

Being from florida this has always been a fascinating story. Interested to see how the retrial goes

What was that shooting all about anyway and how did these guys get caught? I clicked on the link gohngotti has in his post but I can't read the article because the sun-sentinel site goes not accept connections form Europe. I was in Florida at the time when that happened and it seemed whoever did got away clean with no witnesses. Sometime later I remember hearing they caught these two New York connected guys. I never could understand how that happened. I never understood why the guy got shot in the first place. Did somebody come across a band aide in one of their sandwiches?

Thanks, that’s def new info for me. 👌

[quote=maxiestern11 post_id=122294 time=1567977649 user_id=5741]
Gohn, what makes you say Moscatiello was an informant? I never heard that.
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I didn't hear that either until I did a tiny bit of digging. I saw that Moscatiello was listed as an informer on Pogo the Clown's Gambino chart, and I looked it up further to find that in around 2006 or so, he was outed as being an undercover informer against the Gotti crew. He apparently stopped informing shortly after the Gus Boulis murder. Maybe his separation from the feds is what caused them to go at him so hard for the Boulis slaying. The FBI hates it when their informants embarrass them, which is why they threw Greg Scarpa and Frankie Sparaco under the bus in the early 1990s.

EDIT: Gang Land News wrote that he was an informant, and Cosa Nostra News did too, citing a 2006 Miami Herald article.

Gohn, what makes you say Moscatiello was an informant? I never heard that.

This case didn't really get as much attention as I thought it would. I wonder why the FBI has such a hard-on for Moscatiello given that he was an FBI informer for years. They even sought the death penalty, for ordering [i]one[/i] slaying. For the next, prosecutors in Tommy Gioeli's case opted [i]not[/i] to seek the death penalty for a man charged with ordering [i]six[/i] murders, including a cop. Go figure.

By RAFAEL OLMEDA
SOUTH FLORIDA SUN SENTINEL

https://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/crime/fl-ne-boulis-murder-retrial-ordered-20190905-7des5d7tvvhnnagp55tl77i5km-story.html

Both men who were convicted of orchestrating the February 2001 murder of Miami Subs founder Gus Boulis will face new juries in a bid to win their freedom, the Florida Supreme Court affirmed this week.

The Fourth District Court of Appeal ordered retrials for Anthony “Big Tony” Moscatiello and Anthony “Little Tony” Ferrari last year after finding that the jury was unfairly allowed to hear testimony from a witness who claimed the triggerman confessed to the crime. The triggerman, according to the witness, claimed to be hired by Moscatiello.