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SDNY Murky Mag Court In 3
Defendant Case Bail Is Given By
Judge Wang But Case Still Sealed
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Exclusive,
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SDNY COURTHOUSE,
Oct 10 – While
many or even
most cases in
the
Magistrates
Court of the U.S.
District Court
for the
Southern
District of
New York are
sealed or have
case numbers
given only
later, on October 10
Magistrate
Judge Ona T. Wang
past 7 pm was
faced with alleged
Violations of
Supervised
Release for a
defendant,
Elijah Ellis,
whose lawyer
from the
underlying
case could not
be located,
see below.
Inner City
Press was the
only media in
the Mag Court.
There was a
three
defendant
case, with the
defendants
bailed out -
but with the
case number
given
(19-cr-651)
was listed
even two hours
later as
"under seal."
Particularly
where bail is
granted, and
there is no
inkling of
cooperation,
why is this
still sealed?
Near 7
pm a defendant
was brought in
by US Marshals
and charged
with the rare
mix of
embezzlement
from a credit
union and
narcotics. The
called him
Mister
Gagliardo and
everyone
seemed to know
his (retained)
defense
counsel.
Assistant
US Attorneys
Eli Mark and
Daniel
Richenthal
agreed he
could be
bailed if he
agreed to only
get drugs from
a legitimate
doctor;
Richenthal
personally
took his
passport and
gave it to
pre-trial
services.
But
even an hour
later the case
was not listed
in PACER. This
is the murky
Mag Court -and
murky SDNY and
US Attorney,
including on
its partial
prosecutions
of UN
corruption.
Eliajah
Ellis had been
brought into
the SDNY
Magistrates
Court in
shackles for
charges
including
marijuana.
Meanwhile
the U.S.
Attorney's
office is
offering a 5K1
cooperator's
leniency
letter to a
man, Alex
Ardon, who
admits
murdering 56
people and is
seeking a 20
year sentence
for an emo
rapper Michael
Jones for the
unlucky death
by heroin and
other drugs of
the daughter
of a hedge
funder. It's
come to this.
Inner
City Press
will stay on
these cases.
SW
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