New York mob hitman Dominic Taddeo, who killed three men and attempted to kill two other people, has escaped federal custody with less than a year of his sentence left after decades in prison.
April 2 (UPI) — New York mob hitman Dominic Taddeo, who killed three men and attempted to kill two other people, has escaped federal custody with less than a year of his sentence left after decades in prison. Taddeo,64, escaped on Monday from a halfway house overseen by the Bureau of Prisons in Florida, the Federal Bureau of Prisons records show. The convicted mob hitman, who pleaded guilty to racketeering crimes in 1992, including three homicides in the 1980s on behalf of the mafia in Rochester, N.Y., including Nicholas Mastrodonato, Gerald Pelusio and Dino Tortatice, was slated to be released in February.
