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I, Edward Manfredonia, provided the information for the 26 April 1999 BusinessWeek cover story, "Scandal On Wall Street," which exposed violations of law at the American Stock Exchange. More than one page was devoted to me. Weiss was later fired from BusinessWeek for lying about my being his source in an unapproved article, "Offering Credence to the Crank," which was published in the Fall 2000 issue of the IRE Journal.

  I, EDWARD MANFREDONIA, WAS PORTRAYED AS A WHISTLE-BLOWER IN THE 26 APRIL 1999 BUSINESSWEEK COVER STORY, “SCANDAL ON WALL STREET,” WHICH EXPOSED VIOLATIONS OF FEDERAL LAW AT THE AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE. ONE SECTION OF “SCANDAL,” “THE GADFLY OF TRINITY PLACE,” WAS DEVOTED TO ME.

  I, Edward Manfredonia, provided the information for the 26 April 1999 BusinessWeek cover story, “Scandal On Wall Street,” which was authored by Gary Weiss, who later became a front for the Jewish-Russian-American-Mafiya. Weiss covered up the murders of Al Chalem and Maier Lehmann, who were murdered on the orders of Mike Vax, a Jewish-Russian-American-Mafiya leader- according to Guy Velardi and Michael Frayler and the Italian Mafia. 

  Edward Manfredonia in the 26 April 1999 BusinessWeek cover story, “Scandal On Wall Street,” segment “The Gadfly of Trinity Place.” Bloomberg-BusinessWeek attempted to hide my contribution to protect “Scandal On Wall Street” by separating the segment, which deals with me appear separately as “The Gadfly of Trinity Place.” Gary Weiss lied about me to publishers and others so that he could cover up the murders of Al Chalem and Maier Lehmann by the Russian Mafiya, Michael Vax, a killer.