Title: 'Versace on my sneaks' and COVID-19 in jail: Gifford rap star YNW Melly's life behind bars
Headings: 'Versace on my sneaks' and COVID-19 in jail: Gifford rap star YNW Melly's life behind bars
'Versace on my sneaks' and COVID-19 in jail: Gifford rap star YNW Melly's life behind bars
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Federal prosecutors charged Morgenstern and his twin brother Fred Morgenstern as members of the Trafficante Family's network, alleging they were largely involved in its money laundering and investment schemes, which funneled dozens of millions of dollars to banks overseas in the Bahamas and Europe. Both spent time in prison. "I pled guilty to money laundering," Morgenstern said. " I was involved in a scheme down here where illegal gambling proceeds were laundered through check cashing stores and laundered through South Carolina." He said he'd "paid (his) debt to society," and said without the guilty plea he would've likely spent 50 to 60 years behind bars. Morgenstern, 71, admitted he'd never heard Demons' music. Demons met twice with Morgenstern, once Sept. 25, 2019 and again Oct. 3, 2019. "He seemed to be very a confident guy," Morgenstern said. " He’s very committed, and speaks quite a bit about his music. Can’t say I've ever really met anyone in his age group."