article_snippet.sent: A former mob enforcer in Rhode Island with ties to New England crime boss Raymond L.S. Patriarca has died in a federal prison in North Carolina.
article_snippet.sent: He was never convicted of any homicides, however.
article_snippet.sent: What Price Providence,' the enforcer blamed the police for the nickname. '''
article_snippet.sent: Due to ensuing notoriety, the name stuck.'
article_snippet.sent: At least once a week in the latter years of that decade, gang associate Charles 'The Ghost' Kennedy would visit the facility with as much as $600 worth of alcohol, marijuana, ham, cold cuts, cheese, and Italian bread for security guards to deliver to the incarcerated Ouimette and gang associate Charles 'The Ghost' Kennedy gang.
article_snippet.sent: They even had catered lobster dinners, police said.
article_snippet.sent: Charles 'The Ghost' Kennedy and Kennedy had a falling out, and Kennedy claimed a hit squad was assembled to kill Kennedy.
article_snippet.sent: A fearful man, during Kennedy 1996 exortion trial several strippers who were called to testify about Ouimette Ouimette had made in Ouimette club broke down in tears before Kennedy in court.
highlights_snippet.sent: Former mob enforcer had ties to New England crime boss Raymond L.S. Patriarca and was suspected of a role in as many as eight murders .
  