Danny Gold
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4,199 appearances
10 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 8 Sep
Danny Gold’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Meanwhile, Peter Underwood, our old friend who tried to keep his mouth shut, gets sentenced to three years for doing so.
His plea deal gets rejected again, and the court hears evidence he was involved in importing drugs even earlier.
In eighty one and eighty two, he faces a full trial, the greatest hits of all the drug trafficking played again for the jury, and somehow, miraculously, the jury acquits him of everything.
His contempt sentence even gets reduced to only six months.
So much.
No.
No.
No.
So what what I mean, because you'll see what you'll see what happens later on, because eventually
I I don't wanna give it up just now, but you'll hear I mean it's like two more two more pages in this script and you'll hear what happens.
But no, they're not holding back on a freedy then.
Not at all.
Wow.
They don't know too much about it yet, but you're gonna see what happens.
On March 30, 1989, Stuart Newton, otherwise known as Howard Datts, Joseph Joffey, Stuart Mitchell, Harry Rivers, and all Tresboro, stands up in front of the judge to be sentenced and the government swings for the fences.
Life without parole on the Kingpin count.
The defense tells the judge his client is no gangster, look at the record, no violence anywhere in it.
He's just an investor.
Meanwhile, in Brooklyn, federal prosecutors in New York are actively building a second case involving money laundering and other loads.
So usually when a defendant is awaiting sentencing, they're gonna testify or they're interviewed, they tell the story to ask for leniency, you know, the sob story.
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