WRONG NUMBERS Photo Gallery

Booking photo for outcall case co-defendant Anton Nelsen. At the time of his arrest, federal agents believed Nelson was the most knowledgeable of the bunch when it came to guns and/or explosives.

Las Vegas Metro Police photo of Charles Coveney, a computer expert that crime figures suspected of being the mastermind behind a scheme to intercept phone calls intended for some Las Vegas escort services -- and divert them to others.

Booking photo for Christiano DeCarlo, a Las Vegas escort service owner in the 1990s who the FBI accused of seeking help from a New York Mafia associate when it appeared calls to DeCarlo’s business were being diverted to other escort services.

This photo of computer expert Charles Coveney and his service dog appeared in Coveney’s obituary in 2012. Toward the end of his life, Coveney suffered blindness as a result of diabetes and complications from heart surgery.

Booking photo for Ken Byrnes, one of the men sent to Las Vegas to aid escort service owner Christiano DeCarlo. During the FBI’s Las Vegas escort service investigation, Byrnes was also under investigation for a separate case of money laundering in connection with a credit card company that catered to prostitution-related businesses..

Las Vegas Metro Police photograph of famed computer hacker Kevin Mitnick, who lived and worked in Las Vegas before before being charged with computer crimes and fleeing justice. Mitkink was eventually captured, reformed and later became an expert witness for Eddie Munoz, an adult entertainment entrepreneur who alleged his phones were being hacked and his calls stolen.

Undated image -- possibly a work card photo-- of Richard Soranno, one of several outcall “entertainment” operators who FBI agents said were targeted by organized crime associates looking to muscle-in on the lucrative Las Vegas escort service industry in the 1990s.

One of the guns seized by federal agents during a search conducted by federal agents in connection with the Las Vegas escort service investigation.

One of several guns seized by FBI agents as a result of search warrants being executed during the Las Vegas escort service investigation.

A 1996 Las Vegas work card photo of Susan Headley, aka “Susy Thunder”. Thunder is a former hacker, hooker and phone phreak. Although she had experience in the escort industry as well as in computer hacking and telephone system manipulation, her name did not surface in the FBI escort service investigation and she was never a suspect in that probe.

This TV screen capture from a 1998 news report shows five of the accused conspirators in the 1998 FBI escort service probe, along with some other unidentified suspects leaving federal court following a hearing. Photo courtesy of KTNV-TV

Booking photo for Vinnie “Aspirins” Congiusti. Vinnie “Aspirins” allegedly earned the “Aspirins” nickname for his ability to take care of any “headaches” plaguing his criminal associates.

A cordless drill found in the luggage of Vinnie “Aspirins” Congiusti. Vinnie “Aspirins” was reputed to have used the drill to threaten, or actually drill into, a person who wouldn’t give him the information he wanted.