Joseph Romano was sentenced Monday after being convicted of plotting to behead and dismember an Eastern District judge and prosecutor as revenge for their roles in convicting him in an earlier coin-fraud case.
April 15, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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A Long Island man was sentenced to two life terms in prison Monday after being convicted of plotting, while behind bars, to behead and dismember a federal judge and prosecutor.
The sentence in Brooklyn federal court for Joseph Romano came after a jury on Jan. 23 found him guilty of two counts of conspiracy to murder an employee of the United States.
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