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Junior Gotti Invites Jurors For Christmas Dinner!
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Jen Chung
Published Dec 25, 2009
Modified Dec 25, 2009
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Is this what potential jurors for John Gotti Jr.'s trial were worried about? Apparently the Deadlock Don—the Teflon Don's son is free on $2 million bail after a fourth mistrial—has invited the jurors for Christmas dinner! In case the offer wasn't already tempting, Gotti told the Daily News, "I'm cooking dinner here." Of course, there are some technicalities. Like how Gotti doesn't even know who the jurors are: "My door's open if they want to come. But we don't even know who they are. It was an anonymous jury."
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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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