search given in good faith. some trump lawyers are also wary of making any claim under oath based on trump s word alone, to people familiar with the matter sit. in the end though, harry, it is not clear how you close the loop on this to mary s point. who knows if they have all the documents? exactly, look, this is so indicative of who trump is as a person and a client. everybody has a custodian of records. crime bosses have a custodian of records. there is always someone who can do this, it s only donald trump for whom all the lawyers after, as you mentioned, christina bug now having her own lawyers. i know you do it, you do it. literally, what you can see is that in these secret proceedings from the d. c. court, they just kept going out there and giving excuses, and this is really enough is enough kind of motion as mary says. it also tells us about something about jacks mid. they ve been detailed around, been getting worked back and
that is, of course, if he knew anything about it. the undercover canadian investigator posing as the crime boss, wanted him to feel comfortable. so he spoke french, his mother tongue. we have translated and dubbed over the conversation in english. there are three things that i want. loyalty, truth, and honesty. the last, when i did? and honesty. being honest. yeah honestly okay. then a knock on the door. it was one of the crime bosses alleged cronies. with an internal police memorandum. read it, said mr. bag. as he sat and listened. only suspect, husband, dennis rat a. for this investigation.
chin gigante was sentenced to 12 years in prison on charges of racketeering and conspiracy to commit murder. when vincent gigante died in 2005, the new york times wrote, federal bureau of investigation agents and federal and state prosecutors regarded mr. gigante as the most elusive mafia leader of his era and the most difficult to bring to trial. vincent gigante went to great lengths to keep up the appearance that he was suffering from severe mental illness and therefore could not be the head of a notorious crime family. and part of the reason it was so difficult to expose that ruse was that at the time, mafia cases like the one brought against vincent gigante were rife with witness tampering. witnesses against major crime bosses were regularly intimidated out of testifying under veiled threats and bribery. and a decade before vincent gigante, a witness who is supposed to testify against the famous mob boss john gotti
lengths to keep up the appearance that he was suffering from severe mental illness and therefore could not be the head of a notorious crime family. and part of the reason it was so difficult to expose that ruse was at the time, mafia cases like the one brought against vincent gigante were rife with witness tampering. witnesses against major crime bosses were regularly intimidated out of testifying under veiled threats and bribery. and a decade before the vincent gigante a witness who is supposed to testify against the famous mob boss john gati and barest prosecutors and surprised everyone when he got on the stand and suddenly could remember if john got he was one of the people who had robbed him. the new york post ran the story that day under the headline, i ve forgotten. but in the case against vinita chin, witnesses did in fact come forward to testify. they were granted government protection. many of them ended up in the