After the case was heard in court, Gilberto Nunez was found not guilty of Tom Kolman’s murder.
Gilberto, on the other hand, was found guilty of two counts of possession of a forged instrument, one for the phony CIA ID and one for the phony letter he claimed to have received from the Agency.
Gilberto had also been charged with perjury in July for lying about having a permit for his pistol.
Gilberto will be on parole until October 2, 2023, according to state records.
And, despite his current freedom, he is unable to return to his former dental practice.
When he was sentenced, his attorney attempted but failed, to obtain a certificate that would allow him to regain his license after his release.
As a result, he has kept a low profile in his personal life. Gilberto had remarried a woman named Yameil, an estate agent.
By that point and they appear to still be together, residing in New York.
