EXAMPLES OF SENTENCING DISPARITY AND CHARGING DISPARITY SENTENCES GIVEN TO HEROIN AND COCAINE KINGPINS COMPARED TO JOHN KNOCK

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EXAMPLES OF  SENTENCING DISPARITY AND CHARGING DISPARITY
SENTENCES GIVEN TO HEROIN AND COCAINE KINGPINS COMPARED TO JOHN KNOCK
Ricky Donnell Ross  sentenced to life in 1996   
     reduced to 20 - released in 2009  
     Kingpin - sold 2-3 million per day

     Felix Gallardo   sentenced in 1994 to 40 years
     Heroin and cocaine Kingpin  
     case involved Camerana killing


 Torrance Hill   sentenced to 24 years in 2007
     major cocaine Kingpin 9 million per month

Manuel Noriega  sentenced to 40 years in 1992
     released in 2007 -  Kingpin 8 counts trafficking 
     and money laundering

 Manuel Felipe Salazar  sentenced in 2008 to 30 years
     Worlds most significant cocaine Kingpin 
     14 million per week
EXAMPLES OF SENTENCING DISPARITY AND CHARGING DISPARITY
SENTENCES GIVEN TO MARIJUANA ONLY NON-VIOLENT KINGPINS COMPARED TO JOHN KNOCK
  Gregory Antonakos - arrested in 1998
     released in 2004
     Called Mastermind of multimillion 
     Dollar Marijuana Ring

     David S Brocklebank - sentenced in 
     2004 released 2008
     Multi Ton Intrnational 
     Drug Smuggler

Robert Colflesh - sentenced to 10 years 
     in 1988 released in 1992
     Called Worlds biggest 
     Drug kingpin

Samuel Colflesh - sentenced to 10 
     years in 1988 released in 1992
     Worlds biggest drug kingpin -
     with brother

Brian P Daniels - sentenced to 25 
     years in 1990 released in 2009
     Largest seizure of marijuana 
     in the world

Terry P Dee - sentenced in 1990
     released in 1999
     Master mind of drug ring

Sidney Marvin Lewis - became a fugitive
     in 1990- extradited from Isreal in 2003
     pled to 25,000 tons hashish 2006 sentenced 
     to 60 months - released 2007
     Largest hashish seizure in 
     the Northwest

Arthur Torsone - indicted in 1998
     released in 2006
     Called one of the Biggest
     Marijuana smugglers on the planet

Robert Tillitz - sentenced in 1990
     to 30 years
     released in 10 years
     Major Marijuana Smuggler

          

 Ciro Mancuso - sentenced to 9 years 
     in 1995
     released in 2000
     Largest drug conspiracy in history

Howard Marks - sentenced to 25 years 
     in 1988
     released in 1996
     Called Largest Smuggler of Marijuana 
     in the World

Micahel Medjuck - sentenced  to 24 years 
     in 1991
     released in 2004
     Called Largest shipment ever seized
     by US agents

Brian O'Dea - sentenced to 10 years in 1991
     released in Canada in 1993
     Called Kingpin

Bruce Perlowin - sentenced in 1983
     released in 1991
     Called largest marijuana importer 
     in history

Thomas Sherrett - sentenced to 20 years 
     in 1994
     released in 2003
     Called Kingpin

William Shaffer - arrested in 1992
     cannot be found in Bureau of 
     Prison's data base - not incarcerated
     World's biggest Drug Kingpins

Kris Shaffer - arrested in 1992
     cannot be found in Bureau of 
     Prison's data base - not incarcerated
     Biggest Marijuana importation on 
     West Coast

     

 Michael Cleave Forwell - sentenced 
     to 15 years in 1996
     released in 1999
     Called most powerful marijuana 
     trafficker in SEA

Frank Falco - sentenced to 10 years
     in 2009 - 15 year fugitive
     Called Largest hashish smuggling
     ever unraveled on West Coast

Allen Long - arrested in 1992
     released in 1997
     Called Kingpin responsible for 
     multi tons

William Edwin Uhler - sentenced to 
     24 years 4 months in 1990
     released in 1999
     Called World's Biggest marijuana
     Trafficker

Walter M Ulrich - sentenced to
     15 years in 1989
     released after 7
     Called Kingpin

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