- 40 - of $500 casino chips, totaling about $5,000, but that these chips were not all that Hund had. Hund testified that Karasinski cashed in $12,000 to $14,000 of chips which Hund received from Wilson, and that Hund divided the cash into seven shares, one each for himself, Cattalo, Grove, Ryan, Wilson, Giongo, and the Captain, and distributed the shares to the respective individuals at Giongo's New Year's Eve party, with Wilson accepting the shares for Cattalo and the Captain, neither of whom attended the party. Giongo and his wife testified about the party and denied that any distribution of money occurred during the party. Ryan did not testify about the New Year's Eve party at all, but testified that he was away for the Hitchens search and that he later received several hundred dollars from Cattalo attributed to the Hitchens search. As for the diamonds, Karasinski saw a sack of diamonds at Hund's house which he understood to be Hund's share. Hund testified that Wilson found the diamonds, and that he (Hund) later saw 13 diamonds and received two diamonds from Wilson. Ryan testified that after he returned from his vacation, he, Cattalo, Grove, and Hund each picked out one diamond. Based on the record as a whole, it is likely that Hund kept more than his proportionate share and that Ryan received less since he was not present on the search. Faced with conflicting testimony on the amounts of casino chips and how they or theirPage: Previous 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 Next
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