But weeks pass, and in January of 2000, Pannone's plea agreement is revoked when authorities accuse him of holding back information. That same week, Attorney Angelo Mosca Jr. becomes the sixth person charged in the corruption scandal. He too, pleads guilty and agrees to cooperate. In March, Rosemary Glancy is the first person in the Plunder Dome case to go to trial. Her attorney, Kevin Bristow, says Glancy's health is failing.
Prosecutors play audio and video tapes that reveal the broader scope of the investigation.
Frank Corrente's name surfaces throughout the testimony. He's been Mayor Cianci's top aide for years. The scandal has now infiltrated the mayor's inner circle. In early June, Corrente is indicted on nine counts of attempted extortion, conspiracy and mail fraud. As the mayor's right hand man, Corrente oversaw all city departments and agencies.