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Re: Joseph DiNapoli Denied Compassionate Release

by mafiastudent » Tue Jun 02, 2020 7:34 am

Adler sent his letter May 22 and also copied the court (see below). In addition, I've reposted (can't remember if I posted earlier) the Judge's order that the BOP look into a furlough until the Covid crisis is over. Also just an FYI, DiNapoli NEVER requested a reduction in sentence as has been stated elsewhere. Siebel states in her ruling (she does not give written rulings only verbal) that he only served three months of his sentence to date. All docs taken from PACER.

Re: Joseph DiNapoli Denied Compassionate Release

by mafiastudent » Tue Jun 02, 2020 7:00 am

So, it's been two weeks and DiNapoli has not heard from the BOP regarding the judge's order to look into compassionate release because even though she had the authority she decided to "pass the buck" as Capeci said. We've reached out to the warden to see what's up and will let you all know the results.

Re: Joseph DiNapoli Denied Compassionate Release

by mafiastudent » Sat May 30, 2020 4:00 am

Joe DiNapoli is still fighting! Hopefully he'll be released soon like he deserves to be! Home confinement until the crisis is over so he can take care of his diabetes. Simple.

Re: Joseph DiNapoli Denied Compassionate Release

by mafiastudent » Fri May 22, 2020 10:20 pm

Had some typos in that quote...before I caught it...here's the full quote:

“running a gambling operation and collecting gambling-related obligations from bettors on unsuccessful wagers.”

Re: Joseph DiNapoli Denied Compassionate Release

by bert » Fri May 22, 2020 10:12 pm

Siebel didn’t even hold a hearing to explain why she was giving this man a sentence longer than the one he agreed to in his plea in which he had pled guilty to “running a gambling operating obligations from bettors on unsuccessful wagers.”
It's things like this that need to be brought out more.

Re: Joseph DiNapoli Denied Compassionate Release

by Pogo The Clown » Fri May 22, 2020 10:11 pm

So according to Bert random legitimate citizens are overhearing mob bosses ordering murders. Who would have thunk it. :lol:


They get wiretaps without informants all the time, you need to follow OC a bit more.

They do? Since it happens all the time I'm sure you'll have no trouble at all listing some examples of it.


Pogo

Re: Joseph DiNapoli Denied Compassionate Release

by bert » Fri May 22, 2020 10:11 pm

We got too far off the topic of MS story on page one of this. Which was and is the purpose of people and distracting people from it with other issues

Re: Joseph DiNapoli Denied Compassionate Release

by bert » Fri May 22, 2020 10:06 pm

Pogo The Clown wrote: ↑Fri May 22, 2020 10:01 pm You're not explaining how a law abiding citizen can "see something or hear something" about organized crime murders, conspiracies and operations. And how can the FBI or any LE get probable cause for a wiretap warrant without using informants?
We are all ears.


Pogo
Who is "we?" You are all ears. No brains but great ears. :lol: A witness can be a citizen who heard something
co-oberating a tape, or a video . They get wiretaps without informants all the time, you need to follow OC a bit more.

Re: Joseph DiNapoli Denied Compassionate Release

by Pogo The Clown » Fri May 22, 2020 10:01 pm

You're not explaining how a law abiding citizen can "see something or hear something" about organized crime murders, conspiracies and operations. And how can the FBI or any LE get probable cause for a wiretap warrant without using informants?
We are all ears.


Pogo

Re: Joseph DiNapoli Denied Compassionate Release

by bert » Fri May 22, 2020 9:52 pm

Pogo The Clown wrote: ↑Fri May 22, 2020 9:46 pm
bert wrote: ↑Fri May 22, 2020 9:38 pm By seeing something, by hearing something. You never heard of witnesses? You are not serious.

Looks like your not being serious. Again how will a law abiding citizen "see or hear" Steve Crea order a murder or Crea and DiNapoli discuses OC since you know they only do that sort among other criminals?


Pogo
FBI can catch it on tape, or other means. Maybe they can't, and they didn't. Rats get caught lying too much, which Mafiastudent points out in one of her stories that set you off. You just don't like the other side being presented. No proof he ordered it, no trial. He is innocent on the charge. If you get arrested for something you did not do, and a friend arrested with you is facing life, he may get a deal to say you are guilty in order to free himself and take it. It happens outside of organized crime too often. It can't and should not be ignored.

Re: Joseph DiNapoli Denied Compassionate Release

by Pogo The Clown » Fri May 22, 2020 9:46 pm

bert wrote: ↑Fri May 22, 2020 9:38 pm By seeing something, by hearing something. You never heard of witnesses? You are not serious.

Looks like your not being serious. Again how will a law abiding citizen "see or hear" Steve Crea order a murder or Crea and DiNapoli discuses OC since you know they only do that sort among other criminals?


Pogo

Re: Joseph DiNapoli Denied Compassionate Release

by bert » Fri May 22, 2020 9:38 pm

Pogo The Clown wrote: ↑Fri May 22, 2020 9:33 pm No surprise that my meaning went right over your head. I'll try to explain so that you can understand.


You describing DiNapoli and his ilk as just "sick and old people" is like describing Charles Manson as just an aspiring musician and Ted Bundy as just a law student. It is burying the lead and trying to portray them in a sympathetic light. A more apt description for DiNapoli is a murderous organized crime boss with a rap sheet a mile long. But you down play that part and try to make it seem that we want to throw random old and sick people into prison.

You never heard of witnesses who were not involved in a crime? Get real.

Ok please explain to us how someone not involved in organized crime will be in a position to testify against organized crime figures and their activities? In particular how will a law abiding citizen be able testify about the murders and racketeering operations involving Steve Crea and Joe DiNapoli? I'm all ears.


Pogo
By seeing something, by hearing something. You never heard of witnesses? You are not serious.

Re: Joseph DiNapoli Denied Compassionate Release

by Pogo The Clown » Fri May 22, 2020 9:33 pm

No surprise that my meaning went right over your head. I'll try to explain so that you can understand.


You describing DiNapoli and his ilk as just "sick and old people" is like describing Charles Manson as just an aspiring musician and Ted Bundy as just a law student. It is burying the lead and trying to portray them in a sympathetic light. A more apt description for DiNapoli is a murderous organized crime boss with a rap sheet a mile long. But you down play that part and try to make it seem that we want to throw random old and sick people into prison.

You never heard of witnesses who were not involved in a crime? Get real.

Ok please explain to us how someone not involved in organized crime will be in a position to testify against organized crime figures and their activities? In particular how will a law abiding citizen be able testify about the murders and racketeering operations involving Steve Crea and Joe DiNapoli? I'm all ears.


Pogo

Re: Joseph DiNapoli Denied Compassionate Release

by bert » Fri May 22, 2020 8:50 pm

Pogo The Clown wrote: ↑Fri May 22, 2020 7:34 pm
bert wrote: ↑Fri May 22, 2020 7:02 pm What is your reasons for wanting sick or old people to stay in prison

Way to bury the lead. So guess I Charles Manson was just an aspiring musician and Ted Bundy was just a law student.

Wire taps and real witness testimony from a citizen is enough.

And how in your world would they go about getting wiretaps since they need probable cause to get one and in your world they are not allowed to use informants? As for "real witness testimony from a citizen" how would someone not involved in organized crime be a witness to anything that goes on in organized crime?


Pogo
You are saying exactly what I mentioned was wrong with you. I support Charles Manson, Ted Bundy.." I mentioned it earlier, people like you say anyone who is for what we see as fair "Want criminals roaming the streets" You just can't deal with facts I guess.

You never heard of witnesses who were not involved in a crime? Get real.

Re: Joseph DiNapoli Denied Compassionate Release

by Confederate » Fri May 22, 2020 7:47 pm

Pogo The Clown wrote: ↑Fri May 22, 2020 7:34 pm
bert wrote: ↑Fri May 22, 2020 7:02 pm What is your reasons for wanting sick or old people to stay in prison

Way to bury the lead. So guess I Charles Manson was just an aspiring musician and Ted Bundy was just an aspiring lawyer.

Wire taps and real witness testimony from a citizen is enough.

And how in your world would they go about getting wiretaps since they need probably cause to get one and in your world they are not allowed to use informants. As real witness testimony from a citizen" how would someone not involved in organized crime be a witness to anything that goes on in organized crime?


Pogo

Exactly. First of all, not all Informants lie. That is a general unproven statement. The Defense team can cross examine the Informant like I stated. Let's not forget that fact. Defense Attorneys are brutal & usually better than the Prosecuting Attorneys. That's why the Defense Attorneys have their own Practices & don't work for the D.A.
If all Informants were not allowed to testify (even though they can be cross examined by the Defense) then you might as well make Organized Crime Legal & just forget about it.

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