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More clues could be revealed Thursday in one of New Jersey's most baffling murder cases
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More clues could be revealed Thursday in one of New Jersey's most baffling murder cases
More clues could be revealed Thursday in one of New Jersey’s most baffling murder cases.
George Bratsenis, 73, is set to enter a plea on Thursday in federal court after being hired as one of two hitmen to kill New Jersey Democratic political consultant, James Galdieri, back in 2014.
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — He's robbed banks and jewelry stores, plotted an audacious jailbreak and once served time for a murder conspiracy. Now, at age 73, George Bratsenis is due back in court Thursday to enter a plea in connection with a political murder mystery in New Jersey.
Another political consultant, Sean Caddle, allegedly ordered the hit but didn't explain why he wanted his onetime friend dead.