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Article: Lombardo called 'hustler': Lawyer says client just got tangled up with wrong crowd.
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- Chicago Tribune (Chicago, IL)
- Article date:
- August 14, 2007
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Byline: Jeff Coen
Aug. 14--Lawyer Rick Halprin stood a step from the jury box Monday at the Family Secrets trial and painted a picture of a vastly misunderstood Joey "the Clown" Lombardo.
Lowering his normally deep, echoing voice, Halprin contended the reputed leader of the Outfit's Grand Avenue street crew was "a hustler and not a gangster," telling jurors that his client's ambition got him tangled up with the wrong crowd and mislabeled a mobster.
"Joey Lombardo is not, was not and never has been a capo or a made member of the Chicago Outfit," Halprin said.
His remarks came after federal prosecutors completed seven weeks of ...
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