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Brooklyn teacher who convinced NYC children to send him graphic sex videos gets 20 years in federal prison - Vimarsana News

Brooklyn teacher who convinced NYC children to send him graphic sex videos gets 20 years in federal prison

Jonathan Deutsch, 38, was found guilty in Brooklyn Federal Court last year of multiple counts of sexual exploitation of a minor and attempted sexual exploitation of a minor.

Bonanno crime family traitor Gene Borrello sentenced to six months behind bars - Vimarsana News

Bonanno crime family traitor Gene Borrello sentenced to six months behind bars

Gene Borrello, 38, breached the terms of his release when he participated in organized crime podcasts and associated with other criminals, prosecutors said Wednesday.

Mafia turncoat turned podcaster Gene Borrello belongs back behind bars: feds - Vimarsana News

Mafia turncoat turned podcaster Gene Borrello belongs back behind bars: feds

Bonnano crime family turncoat Gene Borrello, who recently co-hosted a podcast the feds say glorified his time as a mob enforcer, could find himself behind bars again for a string of new crimes in Florida, prosecutors say.

'Kafkaesque Nightmare': Judge Wants Researcher Reinstated - Vimarsana News

'Kafkaesque Nightmare': Judge Wants Researcher Reinstated

Judge Block emphasized that one of the world's leading molecular biologists disagreed with the investigation committee's conclusion that Dr Blain committed research misconduct.

Readers sound off on Irene Cara, cannabis stores and the Twitter files - Vimarsana News

Readers sound off on Irene Cara, cannabis stores and the Twitter files

Manhattan: I knew Irene Cara back in the 1970s! I tracked her down after her agent, Selma Rubin, told me she was giving a talk to a group of students at the New York Public Library on W. 52nd St. She was quiet and gracious and said yes when I asked her to perform a benefit concert for the famous Riverside Theatre Workshop, which started at The Riverside Church.