Jurors in Trial of Mafia Figure Gotti Hear Tapes
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NEW YORK — Jurors began a third day of deliberations Monday in the trial of reputed Mafia boss John Gotti by asking to hear portions of tapes and testimony presented during the grueling seven-month racketeering trial.
The anonymous jury of six men and six women has been sequestered since Friday and started deliberations Saturday.
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