United States v. Alfred Brawer

MOORE, Circuit Judge:

Upon the appeal in this case, 482 F.2d 117 (2d Cir. 1973), both in brief and on argument, appellants Alfred Brawer, Ralph Ignomirello and Wassil Kreshik claimed for the first time that the Government had improperly suppressed exculpatory evidence which could have been used to impeach the key government witness, Maucelli. In response the government conceded that a post-trial examination of its files revealed that in April 1969 certain statements had been taken from three Canadians, Welsch, Bubic and Riel, allegedly involved in the attempt to sell the Treasury Bills, the…