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Article: Hit man's victim recalls night 'all hell broke loose'.
- Article from:
- The Boston Herald
- Article date:
- October 1, 1999
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Louis LaPiana accepted his paralysis decades ago, but only now is his mind at peace over how he wound up in the back seat of a car riddled with bullets by a Mob hit man named John Martorano late one night in 1973.
Martorano, 58, is due in U.S. District Court today before Judge Mark Wolf to formally plead guilty to a spree of murders spanning two decades.
LaPiana will not attend the hearing in Boston, since the gunfire of March 8, 1973, in Brighton left him a quadriplegic confined to a wheelchair and a respirator that breathes for him.
For too many of the last 26 years, LaPiana has been tortured by thoughts that his best friend who died in the ...
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