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Agent recounts Spilotro murders taleMichael (left) and Anthony Spilotro thought the mob was going to promote them, an FBI agent said. Instead, they were slain. A federal agent gave this account in federal court Friday, the first time the government has revealed what it believes happened nearly 20 years ago in one of Chicago's most notorious mob hits.
James Marcello, of Lombard, was believed to be the highest-ranking mobster felled by the 2007 Family Secrets mob conspiracy trial. He was held responsible for the killings of Anthony and Michael Spilotro -- brothers found battered and buried in an Indiana cornfield in 1986.
James Marcello, of Lombard, was believed to be the highest-ranking mobster felled by the 2007 Family Secrets mob conspiracy trial. He was held responsible for the killings of Anthony and Michael Spilotro -- brothers found battered and buried in an Indiana cornfield in 1986.