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JOHN ABRUZZI
BACK NUMBER: 11846
LOCATION: General Population, A-Wing, Cell 96
CRIME: Murder (2 counts) Conspiracy commit murder (2 counts)
SENTENCE: One hundred and twenty years
TIME LEFT ON SENTENCE: One hundred and fifteen years.
ELIGIBLE FOR PAROLE IN: Inmate is not eligible for parole
NOTES:
Former Chicago mob boss, John Abruzzi, is arguably the most
infamous prisoner currently incarcerated at Fox River Penitentiary.
That celebrity has translated into power inside the walls. Other
inmates, even murderers, defer to Abruzzi in prison-related
business. While the correctional officers enforce the rules, it
wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that John Abruzzi runs the
prison.
Abruzzi was finally convicted of two counts of murder and two
counts of conspiracy to commit murder after decades of eluding
punishment from Illinois district attorneys. Otto Fibonacci
provided eyewitness testimony at Abruzzi's trial, which convinced
the jury to convict Abruzzi of rubbing out two rival gangsters.
Abruzzi subsequently put a hit out on Fibonacci, forcing Fibonacci
to enter the Witness Protection Program. Abruzzi has been overheard
expressing how desperately he would like to know Fibonacci's
whereabouts.
ADDITIONAL NOTES:
Inmate has logged visits from Philip Falzone, a "business
associate;" Anthony Smallhouse, another "business associate;" Mary
Abruzzi, his wife; Nicole Abruzzi, his daughter; and John Abruzzi,
Jr., his son. Inmate is rated Grade C and is approved for work on
Prison Industries.
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FERNANDO SUCRE
BACK NUMBER: 10960
LOCATION: General Population, A-Wing, Cell 40
CRIME: Two counts of Aggravated Robbery
SENTENCE: Seventeen years
TIME LEFT ON SENTENCE: Nine years, ten months.
ELIGIBLE FOR PAROLE IN: One year, four months
NOTES:
Fernando Sucre was born and raised in the city of Chicago, where he
had multiple encounters with the Illinois justice system growing up
in the Humboldt Park area. Sucre's mother felt he was destined to a
life spent in and out of prison, so in an effort to save him, she
sent him to live with his aunt in New York to hopefully give him a
fresh start.
In New York, Sucre's life began to turn around. He got a steady job
as a parking lot attendant and met the love of his life, Maricruz
Delgado. Most importantly, he was avoiding trouble and keeping his
record clean.
Then Sucre came back to Humboldt Park for a visit and what began as
a night out with his old friends turned into a conviction for
aggravated robbery when they held up two liquor stores with an
unloaded firearm.
Since coming to Fox River, Sucre has been a model prisoner. He has
expressed interest in serving the shortest possible sentence so he
can get out and be with his girlfriend.
ADDITIONAL NOTES:
Inmate has logged visits from Maricruz Delgado his girlfriend.
Inmate is approved for monthly conjugal visits with Maricruz
Delgado. Inmate is rated Grade C and is approved for work on Prison
Industries.
