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The murder of Edward Charles "Teddy" Deegan occurred on March 12, 1965. Deegan was shot and killed in an alley next to an office building in Chelsea, Massachusetts at approximately 9:30 p.m.. In 1967 police charged six men with Deegan's murder, and at trial, the prosecution's primary witness was Federal Bureau of Investigation criminal informant Joseph Barboza. On July 31, 1968, the court convicted Louis Greco, Henry Tameleo, Ronald Cassesso and Peter Limone of Deegan's murder, and sentenced them to the death penalty. Joseph Salvati and Roy French were sentenced to life imprisonment as accessories to Deegan's murder. In 1997 Salvati's sentence was commuted by Governor William Weld, and in January 2001, a judge overturned Peter Limone and Joe Salvati's convictions after uncovered FBI docume

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rdfs:label	Murder of Edward Deegan (en)
rdfs:comment	The murder of Edward Charles "Teddy" Deegan occurred on March 12, 1965. Deegan was shot and killed in an alley next to an office building in Chelsea, Massachusetts at approximately 9:30 p.m.. In 1967 police charged six men with Deegan's murder, and at trial, the prosecution's primary witness was Federal Bureau of Investigation criminal informant Joseph Barboza. On July 31, 1968, the court convicted Louis Greco, Henry Tameleo, Ronald Cassesso and Peter Limone of Deegan's murder, and sentenced them to the death penalty. Joseph Salvati and Roy French were sentenced to life imprisonment as accessories to Deegan's murder. In 1997 Salvati's sentence was commuted by Governor William Weld, and in January 2001, a judge overturned Peter Limone and Joe Salvati's convictions after uncovered FBI docume (en)
foaf:name	Edward Deegan (en)
name	Edward Deegan (en)
birth place	Boston Massachusetts U.S.
death place	Massachusetts U.S. Chelsea, Massachusetts
death place	Chelsea, Massachusetts, U.S. (en)
death date	1965-03-12 (xsd:date)
birth place	Boston Massachusetts U.S.
dcterms:subject	Chelsea, Massachusetts Deaths by person in Massachusetts American Mafia events 1965 murders in the United States March 1965 events in the United States Patriarca crime family People murdered in Massachusetts
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Boston Chelsea, Massachusetts Howie Carr Joseph Barboza Patriarca crime family Paul Rico United States government Vincent Flemmi Deaths by person in Massachusetts Massachusetts William Weld American Mafia events Gerard T. Indelicato Nancy Gertner Stephen F. Lynch 1965 murders in the United States March 1965 events in the United States U.S. Joe Salvati Larceny Federal Bureau of Investigation Patriarca crime family J. Edgar Hoover People murdered in Massachusetts Chelsea, Massachusetts John Connolly (FBI) Bonanno crime family H. Paul Rico Michael Dukakis Raymond L. S. Patriarca William D. Delahunt Henry Tameleo
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victim	Edward Deegan (en)
allegiance	Bonanno crime family
birth date	January 1930 (en)
date	1965-03-12 (xsd:date)
death date	1965-03-12 (xsd:date)
location	Massachusetts U.S. Chelsea, Massachusetts
motive	Revenge for the robberies Deegan had committed against Patriarca crime family. (en)
nationality	American (en)
other names	Teddy (en)
perp	Vincent Flemmi and Joseph Barboza (en)
target	Edward Deegan (en)
time	570.0 (second)
title	Murder of Edward Deegan (en)
type	Shooting with handgun (en)
has abstract	The murder of Edward Charles "Teddy" Deegan occurred on March 12, 1965. Deegan was shot and killed in an alley next to an office building in Chelsea, Massachusetts at approximately 9:30 p.m.. In 1967 police charged six men with Deegan's murder, and at trial, the prosecution's primary witness was Federal Bureau of Investigation criminal informant Joseph Barboza. On July 31, 1968, the court convicted Louis Greco, Henry Tameleo, Ronald Cassesso and Peter Limone of Deegan's murder, and sentenced them to the death penalty. Joseph Salvati and Roy French were sentenced to life imprisonment as accessories to Deegan's murder. In 1997 Salvati's sentence was commuted by Governor William Weld, and in January 2001, a judge overturned Peter Limone and Joe Salvati's convictions after uncovered FBI documents proved their innocence. In 2004, Judge Nancy Gertner ruled that federal lawsuits by the families of Louis Greco, Henry Tameleo, Peter Limone and Joseph Salvati had permission to be filed against the United States Government, and in 2007 a landmark decision ordered the United States Government to pay $101.7 million to the accused and their families for wrongful conviction. The use of FBI informants for the wrongful conviction of four innocent men is noteworthy because it unveiled the corrupt activities that occurred in the FBI during the 1960s. (en)
allegiance	Bonanno crime family

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