 It later emerged, however, that FBI bugs had apparently caught Gotti discussing plans to fix the jury as he had in the 1986–87 racketeering case.However, to the outrage of Manhattan district attorney Robert Morgenthau and state organized crime task force chief Ronald Goldstock, the FBI and federal prosecutors chose not to reveal this information to them.Morgenthau later said that had he known about these bugged conversations, he would have asked for a mistrial.