2 New York men convicted in connection to 2020 Stamford jewelry store killing
Thomas Libatore and Paul Prosano were convicted in federal court in connection with the death that took place during the robbery.
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Dec 20, 2022, 10:19 PM
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5h agoTwo New York men have been found guilty in connection with the death of a Stamford jeweler in 2020.
Thomas Libatore and Paul Prosano were convicted in federal court in connection with the death that took place during the robbery.
Prosecutors say both Libatore and Prosano took part in a theft at Marco Jewelers when a third man, Robert Rallo, shot and killed the owner, Mark Vuono, during a struggle.
Rallo has pleaded guilty to his role in the crime and is awaiting sentencing.
