Why do they just force Vic Orena to stay in jail but release the Gemini Twins?
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knockaround_ny
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Why do they just force Vic Orena to stay in jail but release the Gemini Twins?
While i'm not totally defending these guys wholeheartedly, from what I'm hearing, it clearly doesn't seem fair to release a bunch of psychos like Anthony Senter while Orena is fucking 90 and clearly isn't as much of a danger to society than he was 30 years ago. It really reveals the hypocrisy of the compassionate release system and I wan't to know why
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furiofromnaples
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Re: Why do they just force Vic Orena to stay in jail but release the Gemini Twins?
Orena started a mob war that made more victims that both the Gemini Twins.
Re: Why do they just force Vic Orena to stay in jail but release the Gemini Twins?
Because the government is massively corrupt
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chin_gigante
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Re: Why do they just force Vic Orena to stay in jail but release the Gemini Twins?
There was a change of law. Parole for murders committed prior to 1987 is treated differently to murders committed after.
'You don't go crucifying people outside a church; not on Good Friday.'
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NYNighthawk
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Re: Why do they just force Vic Orena to stay in jail but release the Gemini Twins?
Leave Vic in there - I never liked him and he was no good!
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Browniety86
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Re: Why do they just force Vic Orena to stay in jail but release the Gemini Twins?
Care to share why?NYNighthawk wrote: ↑Sun Mar 24, 2024 7:03 am Leave Vic in there - I never liked him and he was no good!
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furiofromnaples
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Re: Why do they just force Vic Orena to stay in jail but release the Gemini Twins?
Yes but Orena started a mob war where a poor innocent 18 years old was killed because his men wasnt able to find a Persico loyalist to kill.chin_gigante wrote: ↑Sat Mar 23, 2024 2:37 pm There was a change of law. Parole for murders committed prior to 1987 is treated differently to murders committed after.
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Ivan
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Re: Why do they just force Vic Orena to stay in jail but release the Gemini Twins?
he's definitely never getting out after this decreeNYNighthawk wrote: ↑Sun Mar 24, 2024 7:03 am Leave Vic in there - I never liked him and he was no good!
EYYYY ALL YOU CHOOCHES OUT THERE IT'S THE KID
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NYNighthawk
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Re: Why do they just force Vic Orena to stay in jail but release the Gemini Twins?
+1Ivan wrote: ↑Sun Mar 24, 2024 3:02 pmhe's definitely never getting out after this decreeNYNighthawk wrote: ↑Sun Mar 24, 2024 7:03 am Leave Vic in there - I never liked him and he was no good!
Re: Why do they just force Vic Orena to stay in jail but release the Gemini Twins?
It has nothing to day with who was killed or how many, the Gemini Twins were charged and convicted under the "old federal guidelines" which were changed by the time Orena was arrested. Has nothing to do with cooperating or bias.
Re: Why do they just force Vic Orena to stay in jail but release the Gemini Twins?
It's labels...if Orena wasn't labeled a "boss" then he would be out if he was "associate" "soldier" "captain"
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Little_Al1991
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Re: Why do they just force Vic Orena to stay in jail but release the Gemini Twins?
Orena still has another motion for compassionate release that was put in abeyance because of this resentencing
Based of what the judge wrote within his most recent motion in regards to Orena’s resentencing, it seems as if Orena’s motion for compassionate release will once again be denied
Based of what the judge wrote within his most recent motion in regards to Orena’s resentencing, it seems as if Orena’s motion for compassionate release will once again be denied