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  To Bruce Nichols, SVP, Publisher, Hachette Book Group: Gary Weiss, Hachette author, “Retail Gangster: The Insane, Real-Life Story of Crazy Eddie,” allowed Robert VanCaneghan to rape his female, Caucasian employees. (VanCaneghan is a preferential, serial rapist.) Weiss lied so that he could publish a book, “Born To Steal,” published by Warner Books, which Hachette books purchased. Nice-going. Protecting an admitted serial rapist. Robert VanCaneghan admitted to the members of the Board of the American Stock Exchange that he had sexually-assaulted and raped his female employees. Edward Manfredonia’s letter, dated 4 September 1995,  to Assistant Attorney General of the United States, Criminal Division, Jo Ann Harris.

  To Carrie Bloxson, VP, Diversity & Inclusion, Hachette Book Group: Gary Weiss, Hachette author, “Retail Gangster: The Insane, Real-Life Story of Crazy Eddie,” allowed Robert VanCaneghan to rape his female, Caucasian employees. (VanCaneghan is a preferential, serial rapist.) Weiss lied so that he could publish a book, “Born To Steal,” published by Warner Books, which Hachette books purchased. Nice-going. Protecting an admitted serial rapist. Robert VanCaneghan admitted to the members of the Board of the American Stock Exchange that he had sexually-assaulted and raped his female employees. Edward Manfredonia’s letter, dated 4 September 1995,  to Assistant Attorney General of the United States, Criminal Division, Jo Ann Harris.

  To Krishan Trotman, Executive Editor, Hachette Book Group: Gary Weiss, Hachette author, “Retail Gangster: The Insane, Real-Life Story of Crazy Eddie,” allowed Robert VanCaneghan to rape his female, Caucasian employees. (VanCaneghan is a preferential, serial rapist.) Weiss lied so that he could publish a book, “Born To Steal,” published by Warner Books, which Hachette books purchased. Nice-going. Protecting an admitted serial rapist. Robert VanCaneghan admitted to the members of the Board of the American Stock Exchange that he had sexually-assaulted and raped his female employees. Edward Manfredonia’s letter, dated 4 September 1995,  to Assistant Attorney General of the United States, Criminal Division, Jo Ann Harris.

  To Min Lee, SVP and General Counsel, Hachette Book Group: Gary Weiss, Hachette author, “Retail Gangster: The Insane, Real-Life Story of Crazy Eddie,” allowed Robert VanCaneghan to rape his female, Caucasian employees. (VanCaneghan is a preferential, serial rapist.) Weiss lied so that he could publish a book, “Born To Steal,” published by Warner Books, which Hachette books purchased. Nice-going. Protecting an admitted serial rapist. Robert VanCaneghan admitted to the members of the Board of the American Stock Exchange that he had sexually-assaulted and raped his female employees. Edward Manfredonia’s letter, dated 4 September 1995,  to Assistant Attorney General of the United States, Criminal Division, Jo Ann Harris.

To Michael Pietsch, CEO, Hachette Book Group: Gary Weiss, Hachette author, “Retail Gangster: The Insane, Real-Life Story of Crazy Eddie,” allowed Robert VanCaneghan to rape his female, Caucasian employees. (VanCaneghan is a preferential, serial rapist.) Weiss lied so that he could publish a book, “Born To Steal,” published by Warner Books, which Hachette books purchased. Nice-going. Protecting an admitted serial rapist. Robert VanCaneghan admitted to the members of the Board of the American Stock Exchange that he had sexually-assaulted and raped his female employees. Edward Manfredonia’s letter, dated 4 September 1995, to Assistant Attorney General of the United States, Criminal Division, Jo Ann Harris.