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Arthut Levitt, Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission and former Chairman of the American Stock Exchange, and Robert Morgenthau, New York County District Attorney, permitted and used their political influence to allow Edwin Crooks, Louis Miceli, and Robert VanCaneghan, members of the Board of the American Stock Exchange, to launder drug money and to smuggle drugs. Levitt and Morgenthau also permitted and used their influence to allow Ken Silverman, a member of the American Stock Exchange, to launder drug money and to smuggle drugs for The Shower Posse, an International Jamaican Drug Gang, which murdered 1,400 American citizens. I, Edward Manfredonia, was a member of the American Stock Exchange, and was wired by the FBI and AUSA Frances Fragos Townsend, President George W Bush's Advisor on Homeland Security.  

Arthur Levitt, Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission and former Chairman of the American Stock Exchange, and Robert Morgenthau, allowed and covered up the rape of more than 100 African-American women by Richard Monderine, an American Stock Exchange Executive. I, Edward Manfredonia, a member of the American Stock Exchange, personally told Arthur Levitt about the rapes. Linda Fairstein, Bureau Chief Sex Crimes Unit, and Tom Wornom, Bureau Chief, Special Prosecutions, threatened to arrest me. The FBI and Department of Justice refused to prosecute Monderine for Serial Rape. Gary Weiss and Sam E Antar smeared me, Edward Manfredonia, as an anti-Semite because I wrote that Levitt and Morgenthau allowed African-American women to be raped. Weiss and Antar stated that Levitt and Morgenthau were Jews and exposing their cover up of the rapes was anti-Semitic.  

Arthur Levitt, Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission and former Chairman of the American Stock Exchange, and Robert Morgenthau, New York County District Attorney, used their influence to halt a Federal Bureau of Investigation and Department of Justice investigation into money laundering via the Cayman Islands and drug smuggling by Wall Street millionaires- members of the Board of the American Stock Exchange, Edwin Crooks, Louis Miceli, Robert VanCaneghan and money laundering and drug smuggling by Ken Silverman, a member of the American Stock Exchange, who smuggled drugs and laundered drug money for The Shower Posse, an International Jamaican Drug Gang. The Shower Posse murdered 1,400 African-Americans. I, Edward Manfredonia, was wired by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Assistant United States Attorney, Frances Fragos Townsend, later Homeland Security Advisor to President George W Bush. As Homeland Security Advisor, Townsend allowed the drug smuggling and murders by...

The Federal Bureau of Investigation on the orders of Robert Morgenthau, New York County District Attorney, and Arthur Levitt, Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission and former Chairman of the American Stock Exchange, allowed drug smuggling by Wall Street Millionaires and members of the Board of the American Stock Exchange, Edwin Crooks, Louis Miceli, and Robert VanCaneghan. The FBI also allowed Ken Silverman, an Amex member, to smuggle drugs and to launder drug money for the Shower Posse, an International Jamaican drug gang. The Shower Posse murdered 1,400 African-Americans with the tacit cooperation of the Sulzbergers and The New York Times, Peter Kann and The Wall Street Journal, Gary Weiss, Stephen Shepard, and Ken Vittor both of CUNY and BusinssWeek, who harassed me and attempted to have the NYPD arrest me (but Detective Peter Friscia saw a set-up), and Sam E Antar, CFO Crazy Eddie, Felon, who along with Gary Weiss, despised African-Americans. 1,400 African-Americans we...

  I, Edward Manfredonia, had been a member of the American Stock Exchange for more than 7 years. I was wired by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Frances Fragos Townsend, better known as President George W Bush's Advisor on Homeland Security, wired me.

I, Edward Manfredonia, appeared in the 26 April 1999 BusinessWeek cover story, "Scandal On Wall Street," by Gary Weiss, who later hooked up with the Jewish-Russian-American-Mafiya to cover up the murders of Al Chalem and Maier Lehmann and afterwards with Barry Minkow, a stock fraud artist.  

I, Edward Manfredonia, was a member of the American Stock Exchange for more than 7 years. I appeared in this follow-up article, The Amex Is Starting To Feel The Heat, which was published on 3 May 1999. The Amex is a follow up article to the 26 April 1999 BusinesssWeek cover story, "Scandal On Wall Street." More than one page of "Scandal" was devoted to me, as a whistle-blower.The article was authored by Gary Weiss, who afterwards with Stephen Shepard, CUNY Professor and former Editor in Chief of BusinessWeek, and Ken Vittor, CUNY Professor and former General Counsel of McGraw-Hill, linked up with the Jewish-American-Russian-Mafiya to cover up the murders of Al Chalem and Maier Lehmann.