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Dino Basciano, an admitted contract killer, was facing life in prison. Now he is a free man. In the continuing saga of Atlanta's Gold Club, Basciano is one of a dozen convicted felons who made deals with federal prosecutors in return for testimony against Steven E. Kaplan, the club's owner. Yet Kaplan is expected to spend no more than three years in prison for racketeering. The purported reason for this uneven trade? A message to organized crime: Stay out of Atlanta.
August 15, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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