Date (happened)
c. April 1971
(probable)
passage 556756 (lecture nid 3996): 'A man just died in New York City ... who betrayed the trust of the mafia ... He died in prison because there was a price on his head.'
Told / reported
12 April 1971
delivery claim [d1] on lecture nid 3996 (certain, cross-verified against node 1992's independently-dated, certain 1971-04-12 claim for the same delivery)
In a lecture the Monday after Easter 1971, Neville brings up the recent death of a mafia figure in New York who had turned informant, giving the FBI a boss's real name, and who died in prison under threat of a mob hit. He uses the story, alongside his reading of Judas in the Gospel of John, to explore what it means to betray a trust.