Taccettas, and Martin doing life?

[Tonyd621]

Is Martin Taccetta doing life or is he out based on Ricciardi flipping on the feds after flipping on his oath?
I cant seem to find a defintive answer. More over, i know they have been discussed at length here, if someone can link that thread here (i cant find it i searched) on the history/bios etc.

Thank, Anthony

[mafiastudent]

He’s doing life plus 10 years.

[Rocco]

Is Martin Taccetta doing life or is he out based on Ricciardi flipping on the feds after flipping on his oath?
I cant seem to find a defintive answer. More over, i know they have been discussed at length here, if someone can link that thread here (i cant find it i searched) on the history/bios etc.

Thank, Anthony

Marty was let out for a few yrs about 10yrs ago on pending an appeal or something about his lawyer not doing a good job explaining the plea was a better deal.. Its was overturned and he was sent back to State prison for Life plus 10yrs. Tommy has been out of prison for a longtime now. Supposedly lives in FL. Not sure what happened to his younger brother Bo that flipped too. He was involved with the mom whos son lit the fire at the college that got Tommy to reach out to the feds so he could rat and get out of the 10yr plea deal he had.

[Tonyd621]

Is tommy ricciardi related to them?

[Tonyd621]

He’s doing life plus 10 years.

Martys got no chance of getting out, huh?

[mafiastudent]

In 1993 before he was acquitted of the Craporotta murder (Ricciardi said Taccetta wasn't involved) he was offered a plea deal of 20 years (the murder charge I believe would have been reduced to manslaughter) with parole at 8 or 10 years. He didn't take the deal and ended up getting life plus 10 which included a racketeering (illegal gambling) and extortion charge. He later appealed on ineffective counsel because the lawyer he had the time didn't explain the plea deal properly. That lawyer also submitted an affidavit stating that he didn't explain it properly because if he did then Taccetta would have taken the deal.

Taccetta's second appeal was granted in 2002 but reversed in 2009 because the court said that he would be committing perjury if he had accepted a plea deal in which he would have pleaded guilty when he was innocent of the murder.

So he's basically sitting in jail on a life sentence for illegal gambling and extortion - which is ridiculous.

[Tonyd621]

In 1993 before he was acquitted of the Craporotta murder (Ricciardi said Taccetta wasn't involved) he was offered a plea deal of 20 years (the murder charge I believe would have been reduced to manslaughter) with parole at 8 or 10 years. He didn't take the deal and ended up getting life plus 10 which included a racketeering (illegal gambling) and extortion charge. He later appealed on ineffective counsel because the lawyer he had the time didn't explain the plea deal properly. That lawyer also submitted an affidavit stating that he didn't explain it properly because if he did then Taccetta would have taken the deal.

Taccetta's second appeal was granted in 2002 but reversed in 2009 because the court said that he would be committing perjury if he had accepted a plea deal in which he would have pleaded guilty when he was innocent of the murder.

So he's basically sitting in jail on a life sentence for illegal gambling and extortion - which is ridiculous.

I was reading something w/ someone and came across something about operation heat and came across a few things. Anybody who says the judicial system is fair and impartial needs their head examined.

[mafiastudent]

In 1993 before he was acquitted of the Craporotta murder (Ricciardi said Taccetta wasn't involved) he was offered a plea deal of 20 years (the murder charge I believe would have been reduced to manslaughter) with parole at 8 or 10 years. He didn't take the deal and ended up getting life plus 10 which included a racketeering (illegal gambling) and extortion charge. He later appealed on ineffective counsel because the lawyer he had the time didn't explain the plea deal properly. That lawyer also submitted an affidavit stating that he didn't explain it properly because if he did then Taccetta would have taken the deal.

Taccetta's second appeal was granted in 2002 but reversed in 2009 because the court said that he would be committing perjury if he had accepted a plea deal in which he would have pleaded guilty when he was innocent of the murder.

So he's basically sitting in jail on a life sentence for illegal gambling and extortion - which is ridiculous.

I was reading something w/ someone and came across something about operation heat and came across a few things. Anybody who says the judicial system is fair and impartial needs their head examined.

Operation Heat was the gambling bust with Madonna, DiNapoli and others. I think Tacetta got 8 years on that one - concurrent with his life sentence. Madonna was in jail for that and was about to be paroled when that 2017 indictment came down.

There is no such thing as fair and impartial in the judicial system. It's guilty until proven innocent.

[moneyman]

Always thought it was crazy Ricciardi killed a guy with a golf club, super gnarly

[Rocco]

In 1993 before he was acquitted of the Craporotta murder (Ricciardi said Taccetta wasn't involved) he was offered a plea deal of 20 years (the murder charge I believe would have been reduced to manslaughter) with parole at 8 or 10 years. He didn't take the deal and ended up getting life plus 10 which included a racketeering (illegal gambling) and extortion charge. He later appealed on ineffective counsel because the lawyer he had the time didn't explain the plea deal properly. That lawyer also submitted an affidavit stating that he didn't explain it properly because if he did then Taccetta would have taken the deal.

Taccetta's second appeal was granted in 2002 but reversed in 2009 because the court said that he would be committing perjury if he had accepted a plea deal in which he would have pleaded guilty when he was innocent of the murder.

So he's basically sitting in jail on a life sentence for illegal gambling and extortion - which is ridiculous.

We know that Tommy was there during the Golf Club beating. But witnesses have said there were either 2 or 3 guys there. Tommy cooperated. Yet not a peep as to who the other people were with him that day...and non were charged with murder? Doesn't that strike you as odd? Were the people with him his brothers? Deal he have a deal with the state/feds that they wouldn't indict anyone else who was there that day? People have mentioned Marty There and Michael Ryan...yet they wouldn't let Marty plead guilty to it...Michael Ryan was never charged? That murder and the details of it have always remained a gray area. Also the murder of John Redman. Tommy supposedly murdered him in his Toms River home and his torso was found alongside a golf course in Farmingdale NJ.

[JeremyTheJew]

Riccardi was on the real deal it was believed

[West Coast1]

Is Martin Taccetta doing life or is he out based on Ricciardi flipping on the feds after flipping on his oath?
I cant seem to find a defintive answer. More over, i know they have been discussed at length here, if someone can link that thread here (i cant find it i searched) on the history/bios etc.

Thank, Anthony

Marty was let out for a few yrs about 10yrs ago on pending an appeal or something about his lawyer not doing a good job explaining the plea was a better deal.. Its was overturned and he was sent back to State prison for Life plus 10yrs. Tommy has been out of prison for a longtime now. Supposedly lives in FL. Not sure what happened to his younger brother Bo that flipped too. He was involved with the mom whos son lit the fire at the college that got Tommy to reach out to the feds so he could rat and get out of the 10yr plea deal he had.

Meaning Bo Bo? as the brother
I think you are right, he was banging some friend of the mother and then the other brother uses the info to get out.... wow haven't thought about that for along time

i thought there was some shit about a fake document or signature that sent Martin T back?
if it's on gambling and some bs that's really bad

[West Coast1]

Is Martin Taccetta doing life or is he out based on Ricciardi flipping on the feds after flipping on his oath?
I cant seem to find a defintive answer. More over, i know they have been discussed at length here, if someone can link that thread here (i cant find it i searched) on the history/bios etc.

Thank, Anthony

What do you mean flipping on the feds?

[mafiastudent]

Is Martin Taccetta doing life or is he out based on Ricciardi flipping on the feds after flipping on his oath?
I cant seem to find a defintive answer. More over, i know they have been discussed at length here, if someone can link that thread here (i cant find it i searched) on the history/bios etc.

Thank, Anthony

Marty was let out for a few yrs about 10yrs ago on pending an appeal or something about his lawyer not doing a good job explaining the plea was a better deal.. Its was overturned and he was sent back to State prison for Life plus 10yrs. Tommy has been out of prison for a longtime now. Supposedly lives in FL. Not sure what happened to his younger brother Bo that flipped too. He was involved with the mom whos son lit the fire at the college that got Tommy to reach out to the feds so he could rat and get out of the 10yr plea deal he had.

Meaning Bo Bo? as the brother
I think you are right, he was banging some friend of the mother and then the other brother uses the info to get out.... wow haven't thought about that for along time

i thought there was some shit about a fake document or signature that sent Martin T back?
if it's on gambling and some bs that's really bad

There was an FBI document that he got through FOIPA that proved he wasn't involved in the Craporotta murder. It wasn't fake though I can't remember specifically if it was the judge or prosecutor who said maybe it was fake and then the newspapers picked that up without proof. But stuff like that has happened before - most recently with Joseph DiNapoli when he was trying to get compassionate release - and the judge questioned whether the signature on his medical documentation was real - a random statement for no reason and without proof as she denied him in that same hearing.

Taccetta went back because of what I described above. The entire case is completely convoluted and he shouldn't be sitting in jail right now - especially on a gambling and extortion charge.

[Tonyd621]

Is Martin Taccetta doing life or is he out based on Ricciardi flipping on the feds after flipping on his oath?
I cant seem to find a defintive answer. More over, i know they have been discussed at length here, if someone can link that thread here (i cant find it i searched) on the history/bios etc.

Thank, Anthony

What do you mean flipping on the feds?

He went back on his deal with the feds. The feds told him to say one thing and he said something else.