A man jailed for failing to pay child support was arraigned Tuesday in New York on charges that he conspired to buy a gun to kill state Supreme Court Justice William J. Kent III, whom he claimed "gave his house away" to his ex-wife. At a news conference, a prosecutor stated that Brian Orkiszewski had told fellow inmates that he was shopping for a gun to murder the judge, and that he boasted to one inmate, a week before his release, that the judge would "have a big surprise when I knock on his door."
July 30, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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A man jailed for failing to pay child support was arraigned Tuesday in Riverhead, N.Y., on charges that he conspired to buy a gun to kill the Suffolk County judge he claimed “gave his house away” to his ex-wife.
District Attorney Thomas J. Spota said at a news conference that Brian Orkiszewski, 49, “felt entitled to more” from the proceeds of the sale ordered by the judge identified by judicial sources as Supreme Court Justice William J. Kent III.
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