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A Bell Acres man who built what the federal government called the largest house in Pennsylvania with proceeds from a $15 million tax fraud was sentenced Monday to a year and a day in federal prison. Joseph Nocito, 81, also was ordered to spend three years on supervised release, including
Joe Nocito was charged in 2018 after claiming his luxury cars and 39,000-square-foot Bell Acres mansion as business expenses.
When Joe Nocito built his 51,000-square-foot Bell Acres mansion he named Villa Noci, an IRS agent said Thursday, every check and payment he made on it was illegally expensed to one of his companies. For the builder, nearly $900,000 in invoices between 2006 and 2012 were classified through Nocito’s companies
A criminal court sentence should not be something you negotiate like buying a house. It should absolutely not be like buying a multimillion-dollar house that is squarely in the middle of the case in question. But the motion filed by the defense in a federal fraud case seems a little
A Bell Acres man who built what the federal government called the largest house in Pennsylvania with proceeds from a $15 million tax fraud thinks he should serve his sentence on either probation or house arrest. Joseph Nocito, 81, filed the motion seeking alternatives to federal prison earlier this month.