ska, 60, insisted they could not identify the slayer.
The slayer was remanded to the Tombs for a mandatory death
sentence on July 1. The prosecuter had- brought out that
the slayer and victime had been confederates of Millan
Kovarick, a witness at the trial, in a series of holdups,
when Rappa decided to play the role of 'lone wolf, '
arousing the ire of Parisi,,."TIMES, New York, June 30,
1943 (23=8.)
ska, 60, insisted they could not identify the slayere
The slayer was remanded to the Tombs for a mandatory death
sentence on July 1. The prosecutor had- brought out that
the slayer and victime had been confederates of Millan
Kovarick, a witness at the trial, in a series of holdups,
when Rappa decided to play the role of 'lone wolf,!
arousing the ire of Parisi..,"TIMES, New York, June 30,
1943 (23-82)
ska, 60, insisted they could not identify the slayer.
The slayer was remanded to the Tombs for a mandatory deati
sentence on July 1, The prosecutor had-brought out that
the slayer and victime had been confederates of Millan
Kovarick, a witness at the trial, in a series of holdups,
when Rappa decided to play the role of ‘lone wolf,’
arousing the ire of Parisi,..""TIMES, New York, June 30,
1943 (23
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ARIST, Louis 7 intl Fy Me Ai we :
ite, 2heyears-old, electrocuted Sing Sing (New York Co,)
on 6—3—-19),, Affirmed on appeals: 5) NE (2nd) 688 (Memo, )
"Louis Parisi, 2hyears-old,, whose execution had been
postponed ]; times since he was put in the death house two
months ago, went to the electric chair at Sing Sing Pri-
son tonight for the slaying of a former crony, Vincent
Rappa, in New York, on July 30, 1942. Governor Dewey or-
dered the reprieves pending the outcome of various moves
by Parisi's attorney to get a stay." TIMES, New York, NY,
June h, 19h) (26-he) "An elderly woman's identification
resulted yesterday in (the conviction) of Louis Parisi, 29
years old, of lst degree murder in the shooting of a felloy
robber, Vincent Rappa, 27, on the night of July 30 lastess
Assistant District Attorney George P, Monaghan had brought
out in the trial...that 200 persons were in the vicinity
of the shooting, but all but the woman, Mrs, Filomina For-
PARISI, Louis Ger Ei (FFY
ite, 2h-years-old, electrocuted Sing Sing (New York Co.)
bn 6=3-194), Affirmed on appeal: 5) NE (2nd) 688 (Memo, )
"Louis Parisi, 2l-years-oldy,,whose execution had been
postponed )| times since he was put in the death house two
months ago, went to the electric chair at Sing Sing Pri-
son tonight for the slaying of a former crony, Vincent
Rappa, in New York, on July 30, 1942. Governor Dewey or-
dered the reprieves pending the outcome of various moves
by Parisi's attorney to get a stay." TIMES, New York, NY,
June h, 19) (26-4e) "An elderly woman's identification
resulted yesterday in (the conviction) of Louis Parisi, 29
years old, of lst degree murder in the shooting of a fellow
robber, Vincent Rappa, 27, on the night of July 30 lastese
Assistant District Attorney George P, Monaghan had brought
out in the trial...that 200 persons were in the vicinity
of the shooting, but all but the woman, Mrs, Filomina For-
juve Bf GGG
ite, Bite: lalectrooutad Ging Sine (New tere Coo)
bn 6-3-1911, Affirmed on appea:
"Louis Parisi, 2heyears-oldy,
postponed || times since he was put in the death house two
months ago, went to the electric chair at Sing Sing Pri-
son tonight for the slaying of a former crony, Vincent,
Rappa, in New York, on July 30, 1942, Governor Dewey or-
dered the reprieves pending the outcome of various moves
by Parisi's attorney to get a stay." TIMES, New York, NY,
June hy 19h (26-he if "An elderly woman's identification
resulted yesterday in (the conviction) of Louis Parisi, 29
years old, of lst degree murder in the shooting of a fello
robber, Vincent Rappa, 27, on the night of July 30 lastes.
Assistant District Attorney George P, Monaghan had brought
out in the trial,.,that 200 persons were in the vicinity
of the shooting, but all but the woman, Mrs, Filomina For=
