January 4 2009

from Hollywoodmafia by Jack Whalen

People have to love this crap. Danny Cutaia was well enough to run a crew of his own. The guy was on the Panel for the family.

Come on! He had John "Goggles" Baudanza as a son in law and his own son. I love how these guys cry. Look at Madoff, the guy steals 50 BILLION and he is still free.

Danny has a Public lawyer.

Yes the LCN is really paying off.

I cannot help but write about ORI Spado. The guy is a rat, yet he walks around like he is a wiseguy.

LOL even the LA Family saw through his bullshit.

Kenji LMFAO from Sunny So-Cal!

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January 4, 2009

Honorable Brian M. Cogan

United States District Judge

Eastern District of New York

225 Cadman Plaza East

Brooklyn, New York 11201

Re: United States v. Domenico Cutaia, et al.

08 Cr. 97 (BMC)

Dear Judge Cogan:

I represent Domenico Cutaia in the above-mentioned case. I am

writing regarding the Government.s letter dated December 30, 2008

whereby the Government requested that the Court make a formal finding

without a hearing regarding Mr. Cutaia.s competency. I concur with the

Government on their request and respectfully submit that Your Honor make

a finding based on all prior written submissions.

Respectfully

Between January and May 2006, defendants Spado and

Curanovic, with others, conspired to rob a narcotics dealer in

Los Angeles, California. Curanovic and a co-conspirator flew to

Los Angeles on May 18, 2006, where they met with Spado and

another co-conspirator at Spado’s residence to discuss the

planned robbery. Spado told Curanovic that the residence had a

million dollars in cash inside. The next day, Curanovic and a

co-conspirator drove to the residence in a rented Cadillac

Escalade wearing tee-shirts and hats with the markings “DEA” on

them and with a fake search warrant Curanovic had created to use

to attempt to gain entry. Curanovic was carrying a firearm that

Spado had provided to him for use during the robbery.

When they arrived at the residence, Curanovic and a coconspirator

identified themselves as law enforcement agents, and

stated that they had a search warrant. Once inside, Curanovic

and a co-conspirator attempted to restrain a woman, and Curanovic

pistol-whipped the woman using the firearm given to him by Spado.

Curanovic and the co-conspirator later fled, and drove directly

to the airport where they boarded a flight back to New York. On

or about July 26, 2006, during a meeting that was recorded by a

cooperating witness, Curanovic admitted his and Spado’s roles in

the home invasion, including his use of a gun in the commission

of the crime.

Jan 9, 2009 9:30 PM