New York intercourse worker Angelina Barini sentenced to 30 years for fatally drugging 4 men

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Between July and August 2019, sex worker Angelina Barini met with her clients at motels in New York City before giving them dangerous doses of medicine that incapacitated them. Then, she would rob the men and leave with their private belongings.

Four of them, including a distinguished Italian chef, died of overdoses from the medicine, court docket records state.

In August, Barini pleaded guilty to distributing medication that killed her shoppers, together with fentanyl and gamma-butyrolactone, identified for inflicting irrational behavior, severe illness, coma and demise.

Last week, a decide sentenced the 43-year-old Barini to 30 years in jail.

“The defendant drugged and killed a number of folks for a number of quick dollars,” Breon Peace, the U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of New York, said in a information release. “She stole their private belongings whereas they lay unconscious dying from the deadly drugs she gave them.”

Attorneys representing Barini did not respond to a message from The Washington Put up.

Barini met her first victim at a motel in Astoria, Queens, on July 4, 2019. There, she gave the person fentanyl-laced drugs and left the room. Police discovered him useless hours later, court docket records state.

Per week later, on July 11, Barini had an encounter with one other man at a motel in Woodside, Queens, the place she gave him fentanyl-laced medication. The person also died of a drug overdose, a complaint states.

The next month, on Aug. 5, Barini met her third sufferer in School Level, Queens, and once more gave him fentanyl-laced medication that led to a deadly overdose, prosecutors mentioned.

Later that month, on Aug. 18, Barini met her last known victim, Andrea Zamperoni — a chef for the high-end restaurant chain Cipriani — inside an Elmhurst, Queens, motel room, the place she drugged him with gamma-butyrolactone, commonly generally known as a “date rape” drug. The person died shortly afterward.

That day, court information state, Barini repeatedly tried to get rid of the victim’s physique. Barini wrapped Zamperoni’s body in bleach-stained sheets and positioned it inside a trash bin, based on prosecutors. Zamperoni was reported missing on Aug. 21, prosecutors mentioned. That same day, the New York Metropolis Police Division discovered the person’s physique within the motel room.

In keeping with court records, when authorities knocked on the room’s door, Barini opened and swiftly shut it. Once investigators made it into the room, they seen a robust odor — that of a decomposing body and burning incense, the criticism states.

Barini instructed investigators that “she didn't do it,” but also that her “pimp” made her do it. Contained in the motel room, authorities found several items, including a credit card belonging to Zamperoni and a glass pipe used to smoke medicine, court docket records state.

When authorities later interrogated her, Barini said Zamperoni had agreed to pay her for sex. When she woke up, Barini said, he was unresponsive and bleeding from the nose and mouth. Her pimp, she added, would not let her call the police.

Fernando Dallorso, the final manager of Cipriani in New York, instructed the New York Instances that Zamperoni was a “dedicated arduous employee” who cooked six days per week and “never missed a day of work.”

The kitchen staff mourned the loss, Dallorso advised the Times.

“Everyone in the kitchen right now could be heartbroken, from the dishwasher to the chef,” Dallorso said.