Jeanette Smith Murder: Ariel Hernandez, a subsidiary of South Florida’s Gambino coordinated wrongdoing family, will serve 30 years in jail for the 1999 homicide of an extraordinary artist whose body was unloaded in the Everglades.

Thursday’s blameworthy request to second-degree murder implies Hernandez, 47, will be saved capital punishment. Hernandez was important for a South Florida-based Gambino team that was captured in a broad government crackdown in 2000.

He is as of now serving a day to day existence jail term — in 2002, a government jury sentenced him for racketeering, trick to submit murder, passing fake checks and bank extortion.

A Miami-Dade amazing jury in 2004 arraigned him for the strangulation murder of Jeanette Smith, 22, of Pembroke Pines, who performed under the stage name “Jade” at Thee Doll House in Sunny Isles Beach.