Calabrese took the money, opened it, counted it. And then he said to Tony... "What the...
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Jerry McQueen:
We went to a restaurant called... The Hole in the Wall. Mr. Calabrese was there with the Mascarpone brothers and somebody I didn't know. He went up to Mr. Calabrese and said, "Here you are, boss, on account," and left the bag on the table. Sean Kierney:
What happened then? Jerry McQueen:
Calabrese took the money, opened it, counted it. And then he said to Tony... "What the hell kind of bag is this? The money's all greasy." And Tony says, "I'm sorry. I ordered some egg rolls. They was kinda greasy. It was the only bag I got."
We went to a restaurant called... The Hole in the Wall. Mr. Calabrese was there with the Mascarpone brothers and somebody I didn't know. He went up to Mr. Calabrese and said, "Here you are, boss, on account," and left the bag on the table. Sean Kierney:
What happened then? Jerry McQueen:
Calabrese took the money, opened it, counted it. And then he said to Tony... "What the hell kind of bag is this? The money's all greasy." And Tony says, "I'm sorry. I ordered some egg rolls. They was kinda greasy. It was the only bag I got."
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We went to a restaurant called
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The Hole in the Wall
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Mr Calabrese was there with the Mascarpone brothers and somebody I didn't know
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He went up to Mr Calabrese and said Here you are boss on account
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and left the bag on the table
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What happened then Calabrese took the money
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opened it counted it
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And then he said to Tony
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What the hell kind of bag is this The money's all greasy
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Movie Summary
In the late 1980s, a low level gangster named Jackie DiNorscio defends himself in court in what became the longest criminal trial in American judicial history.
