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Re: Mathew Madonna
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12/06/12 08:50 AM
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He is a real stand up guy
From wikipedia
Matthew Madonna (November 2, 1935Selden, New York) is a caporegime with the Lucchese crime family who was heavily involved in narcotics trafficking and bribery of government officials In 1959, while serving a sentence at the Green Haven Correctional Facility in Upstate New York, Madonna became acquainted with Nicky Barnes, a young drug dealer from Harlem. After their release from prison, Madonna started supplying large quantities of heroin to Barnes. Madonna would drop off a car with a trunk full of heroin at a Manhattan parking lot. Barnes would pick up the heroin later and exchange it for cash. A few days later, Madonna would return to pick up the car with the cash. Madonna and Barnes continued this arrangement until 1975, when Madonna was arrested for drug trafficking.On December 21, 1976, Madonna was sentenced to 30 years in federal prison. In December 1981, while still in prison, Madonna received a summons to testify before a grand jury about narcotics activity in the New York area. In two appearances before the grand jury, Madonna refused to testify, even after being granted immunity from self-incrimination. The judge finally held Madonna in contempt of court. Madonna received an extra 528 days added to his sentence. In 1995, after serving 20 years in prison, Madonna was released from Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary. Around 1998, Madonna was inducted into the Lucchese crime family as a reward for his silence and to assist his return to earning money for the family.Shortly thereafter, Madonna became a capo. Madonna was sent to prison again, but released in September 2003. After the convictions of family leaders Steven Crea, Louis Daidone, Dominic Truscello and the cooperation of former acting boss Joseph DeFede, the Luccheses established a three-man ruling panel to govern the family. Madonna, along with Aniello Migliore and Joseph DiNapoli headed the panel. After the release of Crea from prison, the panel was disbanded so that Crea can take over the family. Current position
On December 18, 2007, New Jersey law enforcement indicted and arrested Madonna and 32 other members and associates of the Lucchese family. In a year-long investigation titled "Operation Heat" law enforcement agencies uncovered a $2.2 billion dollar illegal gambling, money laundering and racketeering ring. The scheme involved collecting bets from of gamblers on basketball, football, greyhound races and the lottery. The mob collected bets over the Internet and by phone from a location in Costa Rica.Along with Madonna ruling panel member Joseph DiNapoli and top New Jersey Faction capos Ralph V. Perna and Nicodemo Scarfo, Jr. were indicted. In 2008, the Village Voice reported that Madonna was an employee of Big Geyser, Inc, New York's largest distributor of healthy and cutting-edge beverages. It was speculated that this was a "no show" position for Madonna. On October 1, 2009 Madonna was indicted along with Joseph DiNapoli and 27 others in a large racketeering scheme. The indictment stated that Madonna was a key player in a vast operation that grossed approximately $400 million from illegal gambling, loansharking, gun trafficking and extortion.A second part of the indictment charged that Madonna and other Lucchese mobsters ran a bribery scheme among New York City building inspectors.On June 28, 2010, Madonna and the other defendants pleaded not guilty to all charges. As of August 2011, Madonna is on trial for both the 2007 and 2009 indictments. He is free on bail.
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Re: Mathew Madonna
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12/06/12 03:51 PM
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the two probably never even met. Madonna was importing the stuff himself or was working with the french connection, Galante really only reached his peak during the late 70s but then he was killed. Madonna was actually convicted of importation himself and ive read a few articles where he was referred to as a smuggler.Also i dont think galante liked that black gangster like barnes had taken over the heroin business within the city. you know he wasnt supplied by galante but you cant say who exactly? thats a dumb arguement.i couldnt tell you an exact number,but i know for a fact he was able to sell five keys every two to three weeks.just to one customer. during the time galante was in that business. he was number one.
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Re: Mathew Madonna
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12/06/12 06:32 PM
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not what i said.needless to say some of those 'pleasant avenue' guys got there product from 'knickerbocker ave'. Some??  I ain't laughing at you, Sit. Just at the way you understated it  .
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Re: Mathew Madonna
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12/07/12 02:47 PM
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According to this article, found in the Utica Press Dec 22, 1976, Madonna imported his heroin from Bangkok, Thailand. At least that was what he was convicted of.
"Convicted Man Draws Maximum Term" "A 41- year-old Bronx man convicted with two others of conspiring to smuggle 12 pounds of heroin from Bangkok to New York, was sentenced Tuesday to a maximum term of 30 years in prison and fined $50 000. In imposing the sentence on Matthew Madonna, Judge Robert L Carter said it was the "hardest sentence I have ever inflicted and hope never to have to impose again". The sentence consisted of 15 years each on two counts to run consecutive and a $25,000 fine on each count and was the maximum the court could have imposed. Salvatore Larca 32, also of the Bronx who Judge Carter characterized as a "junior partner" in the conspiracy, also received two 15 year terms but to run concurrently The third man, Richard Klinger 34 of Orange- Calif, was sentenced to six months in prison and placed on probation for 18 months. The judge said there was no evidence Klinger had been involved in a large scale operation."
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Re: Mathew Madonna
[Re: pizzaboy]
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12/07/12 03:53 PM
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not what i said.needless to say some of those 'pleasant avenue' guys got there product from 'knickerbocker ave'. Some??  I ain't laughing at you, Sit. Just at the way you understated it  . All that dope coming in with fallen soldiers; Frank Lucas was a liar but he did do a lot of big time shit. In the movie doesn't he just go up to Nicky Barnes in the middle of the street and blow his head off lol. If you watch Nicky Barnes or his younger protege on Netflix the tv serious American Gangster its pretty funny the superflhy music and pictures of the black fam all chillin all dudded up 
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Re: Mathew Madonna
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12/07/12 04:00 PM
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when he was arrested was a an associate,when come out of jail became soldier in 1998 e short after became a capo. Furio would you rat if you got sentenced to 30 years I bet 90% of the guys do nowadays
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