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SonnyBlackstein wrote: ↑Thu Dec 01, 2022 10:34 am
Pogo The Clown wrote: ↑Thu Dec 01, 2022 9:19 am
From the way it reads Lastorino was no longer on the shelf when he died.
Do we know up until when Pennisi had him shelved?
Being on the shelf doesn't prevent members paying respects at a funeral, IIRC?
I think the confusing verbiage in the article is:
"But sources on both sides of the law say the crime family's punishment against Big Frank wasn't permanent."
The punishment being the shelving, and the article saying he only had a problem with his family for a few years, makes it sound like he was shelved for only a short time. That would be peculiar in my book. So the issue to me is not whether going to a funeral proves anything, but whether Capece and his claimed sources "on both sides of the law" are full of it.
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From the way it reads Lastorino was no longer on the shelf when he died.
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Do we know up until when Pennisi had him shelved?
Being on the shelf doesn't prevent members paying respects at a funeral, IIRC?
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I think the confusing verbiage in the article is:
"But sources on both sides of the law say the crime family's punishment against Big Frank wasn't permanent."
The punishment being the shelving, and the article saying he only had a problem with his family for a few years, makes it sound like he was shelved for only a short time. That would be peculiar in my book. So the issue to me is not whether going to a funeral proves anything, but whether Capece and his claimed sources "on both sides of the law" are full of it.