Mobster fugitive captured in rural Idaho
AP – This 1994 photo provided by the Federal Bureau of Investigation shows Enrico Ponzo.
MARSING, Idaho – To his neighbors, he was Jay Shaw, the guy with the vaguely New York accent. He was known for fixing computers, buying everything with cash, raising cows and knowing how to handle a gun.
To the FBI, he was a New England mobster who vanished in 1994 after a botched attempt to whack his boss. On Wednesday, the 42-year-old dark-haired man, dressed in a yellow jumpsuit and his hands cuffed behind his back, strolled into a courtroom in Boise, sat down at a table and spoke calmly to a judge. "My name is Enrico M. Ponzo," he said. Jessie L. Bonner, AP
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