Fourth District Court of Appeal. Photo: J. Albert Diaz
Suppression of cellphone tracking data led Florida's Fourth District Court of Appeal to reverse the conviction of Anthony "Little Tony" Ferrari, one of three men convicted in the 2001 murder of South Florida businessman Gus Boulis. Ferrari's case has been remanded for a new trial.
September 05, 2018 at 04:15 PM
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After being sentenced to life in prison in 2013, Anthony “Little Tony” Ferrari will once again have his day in court.
Ferrari, who was convicted along with Anthony “Big Tony” Moscatiello and James “Pudgy” Fiorillo in the 2001 murder of Miami Subs Grill founder Gus Boulis, will be receiving a new trial after Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeal Wednesday reversed his conviction and remanded his case.
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