Pretty sure Schweihs was the main suspect. Aleman was locked up at the time I believe. It was probably somebody from Grand Avenue because Lombardo was the liaison to Dorfman and the Teamsters, and he had just gone to jail while Dorfman was allowed to post bond.
Yeah, someone in Lombardo's crew.
Wasn't it just a few weeks before that there was a wiretapped phone convo of Lombardo threatening his life in a round about way?
I believe you're thinking of when he told Morris Shenker that he might not live to see his next birthday.
