A Manhattan judge has delivered a blistering sentencing speech to a banana mogul who ignored a woman's seizures after feeding her cocaine at an all-night three-way sex romp and then tried to cover up her death, while putting the 'selfish' and 'self-pitying' millionaire away for 12 and a half years. Thomas Hoey Jr., 43, who was sentenced Wednesday by U.S. District Judge Kevin Castel in Manhattan federal court, showed 'callousness and indifference' during the party in January 2009 at Midtown hotel The Kitano and even more when the victim, Kimberly Calo, 41, died from a lethal mix of cocaine and alcohol. Castel said that distributing cocaine to friends was 'integral to the lifestyle of cocaine, sex and parties' of Hoey, who ran a lucrative banana importing business on Long Island he inherited from his father and grandfather. 'He wasn't going to take a chance that his cocaine-based lifestyle was going to be exposed,' Castel told the court, NBC New York reported. Self-absorbed: Thomas Hoey Jr., 43 (left) was sentenced to 12.5 years prison Wednesday after refusing to help, Kimberly Calo, 41, who died from a lethal mix of cocaine and alcohol, during a sex party at Midtown hotel The Kitano in January 2009 . Hoey, who finally plead guilty to the charges in August after long denying them, stopped the other woman in the hotel room, Nicole Zobkiw, from 911, and also prevented hotel security coming into the room as Calo - a mother of two - foamed at the mouth, bled from the nose, turned blue and died. He even confessed to continuing to supply friends with cocaine following Calo's gruesome death as he helped hamper authorities' efforts to bring him to justice through 2010. Hoey coerced Zobkiw to lie about what happened to a grand jury. Castel said Hoey had used his supplies of cocaine to 'social and sexual favors' between 2005 and 2010. 'In truth, Thomas Hoey Jr. is a self-absorbed, self-pitying, selfish man who is a danger to the community,' Castel said, The New York Daily News. Hoey apologized for what he did, but still managed to compliment himself, bringing up his life achievements and how he was made class president in the sixth grade. He also said he will forever regret that his arrest destroyed his banana business after all the years and work his family had put into building the empire. 'We were thinking time together in a safe classy hotel between consenting adults can be OK,' Hoey said. 'I hope it provides comfort to (Calo's family) knowing I'm in hell, literally.' Threesome: Hoey pressured the other participant in the sex romp, Nicole Zobkiw (pictured), his then-girlfriend, to lie in court. She was later found guilty of lying to a grand jury . Luxurious: The millionaire banana mogul received over 12 years prison for conspiracy to distribute cocaine, conspiracy to suborn perjury and obstruction of justice relating to the incident at Manhattan's ritzy Kitano Hotel (pictured) Hoey's guilty pleas last year were the culmination of years of speculation and . accusations regarding the importer's hard-partying and callous ways. Calo . collapsed and began 'frothing at the mouth' that night after consuming . the high-quality cocaine the $700-a-night suite at The Kitano hotel on . Park Avenue. Hoey allegedly wasn't alarmed by Calo's condition and said 'he'd seen this before' and that she 'was going to be fine.' The . banana mogul had sex with Zobkiw and then set his attention towards . Calo, a personal trainer, retired NYPD detective Edward Boyle, who . investigated Calo's 2009 death, said on the stand last year. Calo . had first snorted the coke laying on a coffee table and when she went . back for more, she began overdosing and 'her head dropped to the table . with a thud,' Boyle told jurors at Manhattan federal court, where Zobkiw . was on trial for making false statements and perjury. Zobkiw was later found guilty of lying to a grand jury about the fatal party. Happier times: Thomas Hoey, pictured here not long after the incident in 2009, will spend the next 12 years behind bars due to his cocaine-fueled party lifestyle, which lead to the death of a woman . The . court was told Zobkiw attempted to get Hoey to call the emergency . services but he refused, allegedly telling her that Calo would be fine. Zobkiw is seen in a security video going to the hotel reception three times to try and get help, Boyle revealed. Boyle told the court that Hoey assured Zobkiw that a 'doctor friend' was on the way. Zobkiw's lawyer Leonard Lato admitted his client had to tried to hide what happened on the night. But she was intimidated two days before her grand jury testimony in 2011 by a 'corrupt lawyer' allegedly linked to Hoey, Lato said. Zobkiw has not yet faced sentencing. Under his new plea deal, Hoey faces 11 to 13 years in prison on federal charges. For the state charges he tampered with evidence by trying to clean up Calo's blood, Hoey faces four years. He's due for sentencing on the state charges next week. On the federal charges, Hoey will be sentenced Dec. 15.
Thomas Hoey Jr., 43, was sentenced to 12.5 years Wednesday on charges of conspiracy to distribute cocaine, perjury and obstruction of justice .
Plead guilty in August that he 'refused to call for help' in 2009 when sex partner Kimberly Caho, 41, began seizing from snorting his coke .
The mother-of-two died from a lethal mix of cocaine and alcohol .
Hoey continued supplying cocaine to friends at wild parties after her death .
Hoey also admitted he coerced his other sex partner that night, Nicole Zobkiw, into lying about what happened to a grand jury .
'Cocaine distribution was integral to his lifestyle of sex and parties,' judge said .
Hoey 'used his wealth to fund a life in which his own pleasure was at the center'