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A tragedy of errors: Remembering the murder of Morris Township resident Sidney Reso
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Notorious NJ killer Arthur Seale denied early release
Arthur Seale who was convicted of murdering Exxon executive Sidney Reso, was denied early release by a judge in Trenton. Seale is serving a 95 year sentence for the crime that garnered national notoriety in 1992. Seale and his wife, Irene, had botched a kidnapping that was intended to reap an $18.5 million ransom.
According to NJ.com, Seale had applied for compassionate early release because of various health issues and because he claimed he had turned his life around. Seale was a former security consultant for Exxon and was deeply in debt.
The couple forced Reso into a van outside his Morristown home at gunpoint; Reso tried to fight off the attackers and in the struggle he was shot in the arm. They bound and gagged him, placed him a wooden box and placed the box in a virtually airless storage facility in Warren where he died of his gunshot wound four days later.
Killer involved in 1992 kidnapping and murder of Exxon executive denied compassionate release
Updated Dec 14, 2020;
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The judge had few words for the man responsible for the still-infamous kidnapping scheme that led to the death of an Exxon executive in an affluent New Jersey suburb 28 years ago, who now at the age of 73 was seeking to get out of federal prison.
“ORDERED that the Motion for Compassionate Release under the First Step Act filed by Arthur D. Seale is DENIED,” wrote U.S. District Judge Anne Thompson in Trenton.
With that, Seale will remain in prison and continue to serve a 95-year sentence that federal prosecutors say was intended to ensure that he die there.
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