 Consumers Kosher filed for bankruptcy in January 1965, and Dioguardi (who was not part of the management team) ordered his son and Plumeri to sell more than $33,000 in raw and processed meat assets and disburse the money received to Dioguardi and other mob associates.Dioguardi was convicted on November 10, 1967, and received a five-year prison sentence.He appealed his conviction, but his appeal was denied and he began serving his prison term in October 1970.