D'Elia had contacts with all the New York families but especially the ones with whom he acted as a broker for their garbage dumping operations in Pennsylvania. And like I said, he was also close to the Philly mob.

I should also add that in February 2005, D'Elia was charged with laundering $600,000 in drug profits. And in October 2006, he was charged in an 18 count indictment that included conspiracy, money laundering, subornation of perjury, obstruction of justice, contempt of court, witness tampering, and solicitation of homicide.