Gerard Capano, the youngest of the four Capano brothers, was the owner of a landscaping business, He agreed to talk with investigators on Nov. In November 1997, he agreed to began cooperating with the authorities in November 1997 to avoid federal charges. His brother, Thomas, had asked him to get rid of trash because it contained a sofa and rug allegedly stained with Fahey’s blood. In the fall of 1996, Louis confronted Gerard, who admitted he’d help Thomas dump a body in the ocean. He admitted to lying to investigators about why he emptied trash bins at his firm’s construction sites ahead of schedule. During the trial, he cross-examined most of the prison witnesses as well as the investigators who drew together the prosecution’s case. "Jack" O'Donnell was a college friend of Capano's who lived in Florida. He also provided a cross-examination of Gerard Capano. He handled the trial's opening and closing arguments and led Capano through his direct testimony. Oteri, a criminal defense attorney from Boston, joined the team when Capano decided he needed someone from outside the state.
Maurer continues practicing criminal defense in Delaware. He accused Deborah MacIntyre, Capano’s longtime mistress and a key prosecution witness, of shooting Fahey. He represented Steven B. Pennell, Delaware's only known serial killer, during his first trial. Maurer joined the Capano defense team in January 1998.
had been a divorce attorney before turning his attention to criminal defense.
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