On Monday, Judge James Zagel ordered mobsters convicted in the recent Family Secrets trial to pay $24 million in fines and restitution. Specifically, Frank "The Breeze" Calabrese, James "Jimmy the Man" Marcello, Joey "The Clown" Lombardo and Paul "The Indian" Schiro will be responsible for the payment, which includes $4.3 million to the families of the 14 men whose murders were the core of the prosecution's case against the Outfit. Zagel chose to go light on former police officer Anthony "Twan" Doyle, who was also convicted in the trial, because, according to Zagel, "Doyle was not an active or full member of the conspiracy in the 1960s. None of those murders occurred after February 1999, the latest date at which there is little doubt over Doyle's participation in the conspiracy." Doyle was ordered only to pay $44,225.73 in restitution to the families. The other $20 million the four mobsters will pay stems from forfeitures due to their profits from illegal mob-related activities. [ABC 7] more ›

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