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The Del Biaggio Case Is Over
by Paul on 02/04/09 at 09:23 PM ET
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from Scott Herhold of the Mercury News,
In the end, it was almost anti-climax, an end to a case never destined for trial. William “Boots’’ Del Biaggio, the man who flew too close to the sun, answered with a single word Wednesday when the clerk in federal court asked how he pled. “Guilty,’’ he said.
And with that, a year’s worth of haggling was all but done. Del Biaggio’s attorney, Elliot Peters, and Assistant U.S. Atty. Tim Crudo had signed off on an agreement that could give Del Biaggio between six and eight-plus years of prison.
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added 10:13pm, The Globe and Mail takes a look at this situation as it relates to the Predators…
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