Michael Conahan never made a secret of his relationship with Robert Kulick. Even a year ago, the former president judge of Luzerne County, Pa., and the friend of reputed mob boss William "Billy" D'Elia could be seen chatting in restaurants and bars -- the same venues where Kulick and D'Elia would meet, a former county judge said. Now, other sources have confirmed, the two admitted felons are cooperating with federal officials as they continue a probe into corruption at the courthouse Conahan used to run.
February 23, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Michael Conahan never made a secret of his relationship with Robert Kulick.
Even a year ago, the former president judge of Luzerne County and the friend of reputed mob boss William “Billy” D’Elia could be seen chatting in restaurants and bars — the same public venues where Kulick and D’Elia would meet, a former county judge said.
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