Gambino Crime Family Hitman Anthony Senter to be Released from Prison in 2024

Despite serving only 35 years of a life sentence, Senter's release has been approved by the U.S. Parole Commission, sparking outrage from victims' families and former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani.

• Anthony Senter, a hitman for the Gambino crime family tied to at least 11 murders, is set to be released from prison in June 2024 after serving 35 years of a life sentence.
• The U.S. Parole Commission decided to allow Senter's release, stating that he had substantially observed the rules of the institution and his release would not jeopardize public welfare.
• Senter was part of a Gambino crew that operated under the leadership of Roy DeMeo, with authorities tracing at least 75 deaths and disappearances to that crew.
• Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who initially brought the case against Senter, expressed astonishment at the decision to parole Senter, stating that the former hitman should die in jail.
• Victims' families are upset by the decision, arguing that at 68 years old, Senter still has a lot of life to live and his release is not right.

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