Last week, a jury convicted Ramos of killing the three men. The Bologna patriarch and his three sons were headed home from a family barbecue when Ramos, a member of MS-13, opened fire from another car, thinking one of the happy trio was a “Mission District gang rival.”
The illegal alien who murdered a father and two sons in San Francisco in 2008 not only evaded deportation with the city’s help but also had murdered before, the San Francisco Chronicle has revealed. Even worse, the FBI knew it and did nothing.
According to the Chronicle, an informant from the Salvadoran MS-13 gang told the FBI that Edwin Ramos, convicted on July 30 for murdering 49-year-old Tony Bologna and his sons, Michael and Matthew, had murdered a gang foe before he cut down the three Bolognas in a hail of gunfire. Another son, Andrew, survived the attack.
The revelation adds another shocking detail to the story of an illegal alien who received the protection of leftist San Francisco officials in defiance of federal immigration law.
The Murder
Last week, a jury convicted Ramos of killing the three men. The Bologna patriarch and his three sons were headed home from a family barbecue when Ramos, a member of MS-13, opened fire from another car, thinking one of the happy trio was a “Mission District gang rival,” as the Chronicle put it. The paper continued,
Assistant District Attorney Harry Dorfman, the lead prosecutor on the case, portrayed Ramos as a seemingly charming but cold-blooded killer who shot the Bolognas in a misguided attempt to avenge a compatriot in the MS-13 gang.
The friend had been shot and wounded earlier that day.
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