Meanwhile in 1982, at the urging of Rudolph Giuliani, the third-highest
official at the Justice Department, $100 million was appropriated for a new
offensive against the New York mob. Giuliani moved to New York to spearhead
this effort (and in 1993 was elected mayor). The FBI began using the 1970
RICO law against racketeering, which gave them wide latitude to plant bugs
in the homes and offices of Mafia dons. After twice winning acquittal on
lesser charges, Gotti was convicted in 1992 for numerous murders. His own
words from tape recordings of bugs, and the defection of underboss Salvatore
Gravano, finally made the difference. Gotti was given life without parole,
and is now doing hard time at the federal prison in Marion, Illinois.
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