A 95-year-old former mobster once linked to an failed murder plot against John Gotti has been released early from prison.
Louis “Bobby” Manna, the former consigliere of the Genovese crime family, was granted compassionate release last month after spending more than 30 years in federal prison for racketeering and murder conspiracy.
First sentenced in 1989, Manna, 95, had served 36 years of an 80-year sentence. A federal judge approved his release citing severe health deterioration, including lung cancer, chronic kidney disease, Parkinson’s, and a series of infections. He will remain under 24-hour house arrest with GPS monitoring in Bayonne, N.J…