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5. "Red Flags". » g Defendants argue that the justice department recklessly disregarded certain "red flags" which should have put them on notice that the investigators were "out of control". The focus here is upon a series of claimed instances of Weinberg's misconduct, coupled with.certain warnings and questions that were raised about the investigae tion by Robert Del Tufo, United States Attorney for New Jersey, and two members of his staff, Robert Weir, and Edward Plaza. First, none of the instances, even if true, has any direct relation~ as to the claimed misconduct by Weinberg, ship to any protected right of these defendants. Except for the three expensive watches that Weinberg promptly turned over to the FBI, there is inconclusive evidence in the record about the gifts. The court is satisfied that DiLorenzo,-Brrichetti's nephew, lied about the microwave oven. The other It is true that Weinberg encouraged Errichetti - and Rosenberg to supposedly to be of cash from his simply furthered evidence of gifts is simply unpersuasive. provide forged certificates of deposit, used by the sheik as security for release overseas banks. This technique, however, the overall investigation and was carried on under the supervision of and with the knowledge of the we ._ 92 7 u F