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  Gary Weiss, Hachette author, “Retail Gangster: The Insane, Real-Life Story of Crazy Eddie,” who wrote about me, Edward Manfredonia, in the 26 April 1999 BusinessWeek cover story, “Scandal On Wall Street,” in the segment, “The Gadfly of Trinity Place,” allowed Richard Monderine, an Executive at the American Stock Exchange, to rape 200 of his African-American subordinates. James Hyde, Vice Chairman of the American Stock Exchange and currently Senior VP of the New York Stock Exchange, would taunt me and yell: “Monderine is still getting blow jobs;” “(Gary) Weiss won’t write about Monderine;” “(Arthur) Levitt is protecting Monderine;” etc. Read my article, “Strauss-Kahn Should Have Consulted Monderine And Other Wall Street Experts,” which was published in The Black Star News on 28 May 2011.

DAN COLARUSSO, CURRENTLY SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AT CNBC, WHILE THE BUSINESS EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK POST, COVERED UP THE RAPE OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN WOMEN BY RICHARD MONDERINE, AN EXECUTIVE AT THE AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE. DAN COLARUSSO SMEARED MY, EDWARD MANFREDONIA, NAME AS A FAVOR TO GARY WEISS. COLARUSSO KNEW THAT WEISS HAD PROTECTED MIKE VAX AND THE RUSSIAN MOB, WHICH WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MURDERS OF AL CHALEM AND MAIER LEHMANN.  

  Arthur Levitt, Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission; Robert Morgenthau, New York County District Attorney; Linda Fairstein, Bureau Chief Sex Crimes Unit; and Gary Weiss, who wrote about me, Edward Manfredonia, in the 26 April 1999 BusinessWeek cover story, “Scandal On Wall Street,” with the section, “The Gadfly of Trinity Place” devoted to my pursuit of exposing crime at the American Stock Exchange, allowed covered up and permitted the rape of 200 African-American employees of the American Stock Exchange, by Richard Monderine, an Executive at the American Stock Exchange. Weiss personally lied and told publishers and producers that women were not being raped.

To Michael Pietsch, Chief Executive Officer, Hachette Book Group : Gary Weiss, Hachette Author of “Retail Gangster: The Insane, Real-Life Story of Crazy Eddie,” protected Robert VanCaneghan, a member of the Board of the American Stock Exchange and partner in the American Stock Exchange specialist firm, Miceli-VanCaneghan, a money launderer and drug smuggler. VanCaneghan raped his female employees- including Jews. Edward Manfredonia’s article, “Strauss-Kahn: No Friends In The Right Places In New York,” published in The Black Star News on 25 May 2011.