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"he did not believe to be true and correct * * * whereas he then
and there well knew and believed that he received substantial
income in addition to that [reported] which included moneys
stolen or otherwise obtained from drug dealers and others." The
ensuing criminal case was Wilson v. United States, Criminal No.
88-282 (E.D. Pa.) (the Wilson case). Grove, Giongo, Cattalo, and
Wilson were defendants in the Wilson case.
The first trial of the Wilson case began on January 3, 1989,
and ended on March 10, 1989. The jury was deadlocked after
approximately 5 days of deliberations, and the judge declared a
mistrial. The second trial of the Wilson case began on October
2, 1989, and the jury returned its verdict on November 14, 1989.
Jumper and Hilt were acquitted on all charges. Giongo,
Wilson, Cattalo, and Grove were found guilty of engaging in a
pattern of racketeering and conspiracy to do so. The individual
racketeering activities underlying these convictions for which at
least one petitioner was found guilty are listed below.
Search Guilty
(Other) Petitioner(s) Act(s)
1980
Cipriani Wilson, Cattalo Robbery, Conspiracy
1981
Mingone Wilson Aiding and abetting bribery
Cattalo Bribery, conspiracy
Roeder Wilson, Giongo Aiding and abetting bribery
Cattalo Bribery, conspiracy
1982
Wolff Grove, Cattalo Robbery, conspiracy
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