A New Jersey political consultant has admitted to planning a murder-for-hire plot for the killing of a former state senator’s son nearly eight years ago.
A one-time New Jersey political consultant has admitted to orchestrating a murder-for-hire plot that resulted in the killing of a former state senator’s son nearly eight years ago, federal prosecutors said.
“The most bizarre thing I’ve ever experienced in my entire life,” Lesniak told the Associated Press in a Wednesday interview, referring to the shocking case. Caddle, 44, solicited Bomani Africa, of Philadelphia and Connecticut resident George Bratsenis, to kill Galdieri at his Jersey City apartment in exchange for thousands of dollars, authorities said.
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