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Joseph Nardone, assassin and ‘headache man’ for ruthless Boston drug ring that exacted code of silence in Charlestown in ’90s, seeks compassionate release from prison
Updated Mar 01, 2021;
Posted Mar 01, 2021
Joseph Nardone was convicted in the 1990s for his role in a ruthless and elaborate street-level narcotics ring in Charlestown. The Boston gang instilled a code of silence among its members and those who came into contact with it, with Nardone serving as the operation s chief assassin and headache man. He s now seeking compassionate release from prison due to a slew of medical conditions that put him at high risk of coronavirus. Pictured here is a letter he wrote to a federal judge in 2020, detailing the risks posed to him in prison. (Joseph Nardone/U.S. District Court) ....

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