Vincent Alo
Convicted of obstructing an SEC investigation into the ownership of Tel-A-Sign, Inc. stock, affirmed in 1971. An FBI report of 1963 lists him among New York-area individuals known to the Sands Hotel's owner of record. No opened record links him to a Las Vegas casino.
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- Biography on this page is limited to what the cited federal records state.
On the record
- 25 May 1966 — United States v. Alo, 439 F.2d 751 (2d Cir. 1971): "Vincent Alo, appealing from his conviction under 18 U.S.C. § 1505 for obstructing the Securities and Exchange Commission's administration of the federal securities laws." His conviction "was based on his testimony at an investigative proceeding conducted by the SEC on May 25-26, 1966." The court affirmed.
- 1963 — An FBI Los Angeles report says Aaron Weisberg, owner of record of 6.87% of the Sands Hotel, "is well known and acquainted with numerous individuals in the New York and Newark areas, such as Angelo De Carlo, Vincent Alo, Hyman Sigel and others" (Vault, Stacher Part 01, as far as the OCR can be read).
This page is limited to two federal records. Neither states a family or rank for Alo, and neither places him at the Desert Inn or any other casino. The FBI report names him in a list of people known to another man, and that is not a statement about his own activities.
Records
itemUnited States v. Alo, 439 F.2d 751 (2d Cir. 1971)Second Circuit opinion of February 19, 1971 affirming Vincent Alo's conviction for obstructing an SEC investigation of the ownership of Tel-A-Sign, Inc. stock. It says nothing about Las Vegas.
itemFBI Los Angeles reports of 1963 on Joseph Stacher and the Sands HotelFBI Los Angeles reports of 1963 on Joseph Stacher (Los Angeles file 92-386), including the Las Vegas Office's statement that the owner of record of 6.87 percent of the Sands Hotel "now appears to be a front for Joseph Stacher and the Gerardo Catena group."
itemFBI Los Angeles reports of 1963 on Joseph Stacher and the Sands HotelFBI Los Angeles reports of 1963 on Joseph Stacher (Los Angeles file 92-386), including the Las Vegas Office's statement that the owner of record of 6.87 percent of the Sands Hotel "now appears to be a front for Joseph Stacher and the Gerardo Catena group."