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 Shower Posse.