Staten Islander cuts plea deal in body-parts scheme (Staten Island Advance)20 Nov 2008
Advance file photoJoseph Nicelli leaves his Staten Island home after his arrest in 2005. The curtain drew down today on a ghoulish multi-million-dollar body-parts harvesting scheme as the final defendant -- a former funeral parlor owner and embalmer from Staten... ...more

.: Mastermind of body parts scheme that had Staten Island ties pleads ... :.
Also charged were mortician Joseph Nicelli of the Rossville section of Staten Island, who worked in Brooklyn, and two so-called "cutters," Lee Cruceta, and Christopher Aldorasi of ... read all

Courier-Life Publications - Bay News - This Week in the News
Courier-Life Publications ... Cutters? like Christopher Aldorasi were charged with removing bones and tissue and replacing the missing body parts with PVC piping. read all

Judge upholds plea deal in body trafficking case
Also charged in the case were Brooklyn funeral director Joseph Niceli, 51, Lee Crucetta, 33, and Christopher Aldorasi, 33, all of Brooklyn. In court yesterday, Assistant District ... read all

CBS News | Four Indicted in N.Y. Human Tissue Thefts
The other defendants were Lee Crucetta and Christopher Aldorasi. All four pleaded not guilty to charges of enterprise corruption, body stealing and opening graves, unlawful ... read all

Alistair Cooke body snatch leader pleads guilty
Cases are still continuing against Christopher Aldorasi, 34, of Staten Island, and Joseph Nicelli, a former embalmer of Brooklyn, who both denied charges including body stealing ... read all

BBC NEWS | Americas | Four charged over US bones theft
The indictment also names two of Mr Mastromarino's employers - Lee Crucetta and Christopher Aldorasi - as well as funeral home operator Joseph Nicelli as participants in the scheme read all

Courier-Life Publications - Brooklyn Graphic - Crime/Police/Courts
Courier-Life Publications ... Cutters? like Christopher Aldorasi were charged with removing bones and tissue and replacing the missing body parts with PVC piping. read all

cbs5.com - Corpse Bootlegging Case Unfolds
The indictment accuses Michael Mastromarino, owner of Biomedical Tissue Services of Fort Lee, N.J., Joseph Micelli, Lee Crucetta and Christopher Aldorasi of conspiring to steal ... read all

Mastermind of Alistair Cooke bodysnatch gang faces decades in jail
Christopher Aldorasi and Joseph Nicelli. Lawyers believe that about 40 unsuspecting British patients received the stolen bone graft material. Plus Orthopedics, of Swindon, bought ... read all

Courier-Life Publications - Flatbush Life - Crime/Police/Courts
Cutters? like Christopher Aldorasi were charged with removing bones and tissue and replacing the missing body parts with PVC piping. read all