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  Sam E Antar, CFO Crazy Eddie, Convicted Felon, covered up drug smuggling by The Shower Posse, an International Jamaican Drug Gang. Two of Sam E Antar’s sons, David Antar and Leon Antar, died from drug overdoses. Sam E Antar shed crocodile tears; Sam E Antar protected The Shower Posse, which smuggled drugs into New York City. The headquarters for The Shower Posse’s East Coast Operations was in Brookly, the homeland of David and Leon.

  To Michael Pietsch, CEO, Hachette Book Group: Re: Gary Weiss, Hachette Book Author- Grand Central Publishing, author of “Retail Gangster: The Insane, True-Life Story of Crazy Eddie.”  Even John Turteltaub, Producer, who resides in Hollywood, TinselTown, where Crooks are frequently transformed into Heroes, knew that Gary Weiss and Sam E Antar, CFO Crazy Eddie, Convicted Felon, and present-day stock extortionist, was dirty beyond belief. Turteltaub knew that any crook, who would sacrifice his son to drugs, as Sam E Antar did with his son, David Antar, was not worth dog poop. And Sam E Antar has exceeded himself, sacrificing another son, Leon, to drugs, which Sam E Antar allowed to be smuggled into the United States. Sam E Antar smeared my name, Edward Manfredonia, as an anti-Semite so that Sam E Antar could steal money. In 2004 and 2005 Crazy Eddie Antar’s cousins told me that he, Crazy Eddie Antar, had laundered money into the United States from Israel, and that the Antar fam...

  To Michael Pietsch, CEO, Hachette Book Group: Re: Gary Weiss, Hachette Book Group, Grand Central Publishing, "Retail Gangster: The Insane, True-Life Story of Crazy Eddie<" and his source, Sam E Antar, Convicted Felon, CFO Crazy Eddie:  Sam E Antar allowed his two sons, David and Leon, to die, even drove them to suicide, from drug overdoses. Sam E Antar allowed drugs to be smuggled into the United States. It was biblical. As Elohim demanded the first-born sons of the Egyptians, so too Sam E Antar was willing to sacrifice his sons, David and Leon, to Kali, Hindu Goddess of Destruction. (Not an expository text on religion. Look up: “Gunga Din,” the movie with Sabu, calling upon Kali. And definitely not a criticism of the Hindu religion.)