Police and medical personnel arrived to find that Vuono had been shot and was lying on the ground in front of an open safe. Stamford police officers responded to Marco Jewelers in Stamford, Connecticut, following a call from a customer. The fatal robbery took place on the afternoon of March 28, 2020. (Image courtesy of Marco Jewelers’ Facebook page) Mark Vuono of Marco Jewelers was remembered by his family as a kind man with a caring soul. “While nothing we do can restore what the Vuono family has lost, we hope that this conviction and sentence can offer some solace.” “We are very pleased to see these three career criminals held accountable for this senseless murder, and we want to commend the tireless, cutting-edge police work that led to this outcome,” said Assistant Chief Richard Conklin of the Stamford Police Department in a statement following Rallo’s sentencing in March. Liberatore was also found guilty of aiding and abetting Rallo in a firearm-related murder.
In December 2022, Prosano and Liberatore were found guilty of interference with commerce by robbery and interstate transportation of stolen property. While Rallo pleaded guilty, the other two men went to trial. The third man charged in the case, Thomas Liberatore, 65, is awaiting sentencing. Rallo was sentenced to 40 years in prison by the same judge in March. His sentencing follows that of 59-year-old Robert Rallo, who pleaded guilty in April 2022 to Hobbs Act robbery, interstate transportation of stolen property, and using a firearm to cause a death during a robbery. Attorney’s Office, District of Connecticut. Prosano’s criminal history, which includes multiple robbery convictions, spans more than 40 years, according to the U.S. Dooley sentenced Paul “Tony Pro” Prosano, 63, of Brooklyn, New York, to 30 years in federal prison followed by three years of supervised release. Stamford, Conn.-One of the three men charged in connection with the 2020 murder of Marco Jewelers owner Mark Vuono has been sentenced.
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