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Dr. Giacchino Helps Outfit Attack Fosco

Posted on 29. Apr, 2011 by in Announcements, Organized Crime

I have pointed out in recent articles some of the major obstacles that I have overcome recently. The most tragic would have to be the loss of my wonderful, loving and generous 90-year-old grandmother. My only major victory would have to be beating cancer.

However, those matters are merely the tip of the iceberg as far as what I have been dealing with in recent years. Up until 2005, I maintained a decent financial standing, despite being extorted out of a small fortune over the previous four years. In the intervening years I made many mistakes, most of which revolve around trusting the wrong sort of people. In my desperation to appease these people I allowed my family to overextend itself in aiding me.

For a long time I was confused. I felt alone and in trouble. I did not know whom I could trust or where I could turn to get my life back. My whole life I have been in the shadow of a criminal organization known as The Chicago Outfit. Where I am from, these people, who range from con artists to cold-blooded murders, were not seen as villains. They were fathers, brothers and, as disturbing as it sounds, role models.

While I would never become, or have ever been allowed to become, involved in The Outfit’s schemes, the organization was always a part of my life. This is probably why it took so long to see exactly what was going on, particularly concerning me. When you are in the middle of the web it does not seem like a web at all.

Everything started to go wrong when I became friends with Jack P. Cerone, an extremely powerful lawyer and son of deceased Outfit boss John “Jackie” Cerone.

Jack and I were very close. We spent almost every day together for quite a while. He was like a father figure to me. I would come to find out that in reality he was truly nothing more than a parasite. His machinations, combined with my now plainly naïve trust in him, caused my comfortable life to snowball into a train wreck. As many of you know, he used his (and his father’s) name and his power to help enrich himself and The Outfit.

Just after the termination of my friendship with Cerone, Dr. Joseph Giacchino warmed up to me. He made my life interesting in many ways, as any of my long-time readers know quite well.

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  • OutfitWatcher22

    That’s one hell of a story. You’ve got to wonder what sort of brain damage a guy like Giacchino has!

    Keep up the good work, Joe! Don’t let those @%$holes push you around!

    • Joseph Fosco

      Dear Out…,
      Thank you for your kind words. They will not push me ever again.

  • Horsey F@rt

    Not sure what to make of this article. It raises more questions than anything, but it’s clear that you’re not going to elaborate, and I don’t blame you.

    Was Vaselli blamed for facilitating the sex thing in some way, or was blamed for perpetrating it?

    • Joseph Fosco

      Vasselli was falsely blamed by Giacchino for perpetrating it. I addressed this in a previous article, however, elected not to detail the personal injury matter (http://americannewspost.com/?p=1216).

  • Horsey F@rt

    In the report that you linked, what is meant by: “e) prescribed innappropriate, destructive, dangerous and illegal behavior for Mr. Fosco?”

    • Joseph Fosco

      That refers to Giacchino persuading me to make unwanted and rude phone contact with Cerone and mail harassing greeting cards to mutual friends, knocking Jack Cerone, which caused me to sustain a misdemeanor criminal arrest, as well as the nonsense that he coerced me into with the civil matter against Vasselli, which was a scheme devised by Giacchino’s Outfit associates. Although, I believed the phone calls to Cerone was a logical idea. The FBI probably listens to some of his calls because of his questionable associations. Therefore, the FBI would have discovered our problems, which would have made Cerone think twice about doing something risky (motive). With Ruddy Fratto’s involvement, Cerone and Giachhino were connected, coupled with Fratto bringing in the other guys (DiFronzos). This network is what I was up against. I pray that their other victims come forward as I did and rub their faces in their crimes as well.

      I believe that Giacchino was playing foul, working for the Outfit, however, and having his own personal fun taking jabs at Cerone thru me, in addition to keeping his eye on the ball, which was Vasselli’s money.

      • jc

        Great piece Joe….I think that Giacchino was projecting this upon you as this is he is the latent homosexual…It was an attempt to neutralize as discredit you. As a fellow Italian-American Catholic we take our heterosexuality seriously…Nothing against gay people but he was not only trying to discredit you on the street but also was attempting to weaken you mentally with his prescriptions and his bullshit by getting you to question your manhood. Obviously he failed. His day will come karma is a bitch…Whether its FBI, DEA, or Outfit guys who fear he’ll roll over when he gets indicted….Keep the faith….

        • Joseph Fosco

          Dear JC,
          Giacchino will pay for his sins!

  • Horsey F@rt

    One of the more twisted details of this article is that Giacchino used the pretext of himself being a latent homosexual to convince you that you are, too, and that it’s OK, man.

    And I hate to admit this, but my first reaction to the audio clip was to laugh–not at what Giacchino said, though. I just can’t get my head around the idea that a medical doctor would behave like this. It’s the most absurd thing I’ve ever heard of.

    • Dom

      I agree with horse, the Doctor’s fake gangster talk wasn’t too impressive. I do not understand how you trusted him as a doctor. Especially the hypnosis part. I mean the guy looks more like someone you would see running the zipper at a carnival, than a doctor.

      • Joseph Fosco

        That is a humorous statement. However, in my defense, Giacchino did not appear they way he looks in the photo above back when he was treating me. His sleeved tattoos are a new look for him.

  • Joseph Fosco

    I could identify what you consider humorous. And, I agree, what doctor behaves this way? I have the answer, a doctor that idolizes serial killers and other major criminals.

    • Alouicious Rottenpecker

      In addition to being a serial killer, John Wayne Gacy was a homosexual pedophile. I wonder why someone would idolize him.

      • Joseph Fosco

        Dear Alouicious,
        Great point. And, as we all know from previous articles, Giacchino has his own Gacy Art Gallery in his home. Thank God the State Of Illinois finally took his medical license away. Now we must wait patiently for the feds to indict, convict and imprison him.

  • Alouicious Rottenpecker

    Giacchino = bad guy

  • hotdogking

    wait this is weird.so this doctor convinced you that you got raped by some guy and that you dont remember it.and are surpressing it. and that you should sue him and give him some of the money??

    i wouldnt even feel sorry for you if you did that. thats some goofy shit.if someone ever told me that shit i would be pissin my pants laughing…..than id crack him in his mouth..

    thats what you shoulda did in the first place.

    • Joseph Fosco

      Dear Hot…,
      As I was responding to your comment, I was suddenly inspired to write a Part II. Therefore, I defer in responding to you. Please look for the Part II article that should be up sometime this afternoon. Thank you.

  • Horsey F@rt

    Joe,

    Interestingly, I went to the trouble of figuring out how to rip the audio from your YouTube video. So, Giacchino’s rant is now the ringtone on my cell phone for my boss whenever he calls.

    • Joseph Fosco

      Oh dear.

  • jumpinjoe22

    Through all this, Im glad to hear that you are feeling better and cancer free. Keep up the good work

    • Joseph Fosco

      Thank you.

  • Machinery

    Dr G reminds me of sum of the loud mouth drunks I have encountered along the way.
    What a Boozed up Bozo sounds like I guess.
    They said Pogo the clown got off on the look in his victims eyes ,not the sex.
    I find that hard to beleive,because there is allways someone givin and allways someone getting.

    Good job,this is funny stuff.

  • http://MissingPersonAnthonyCatalanopleaseletkathyfrombarzoneknowyouarealiveandsafe. Special Quest Explorer

    to hotdogking; You know it’s amazing that only you came forward. I was looking for a response! Did you ever see the scene in the movie The Godfather, when Alpicino says, “whoever comes first is the trader?” Your response amazed me! Your response was “If it has nothing to do with you, then why do you care?” reverse that, and back to and I am asking you, “why do you care, unless, you were there?” referring to the Defillipps murder day! I was waiting for a certain person’s response back! A particular guilty party who collects! Are you perhaps some of 15 to 25 guys I know that hung at The Horse Shoe Inn?

    • hotdogking

      nah i hang out at the hotdog stand on 26th street,.u want cheese on that?

  • Machinery

    When a person pushes Drugs and junkies talk and they will talk,especially when there high or about to get high.
    The suspect list is a mile long on these guy’s.I will keep my mouth shut until I hear sumthing that makes sense.A while back I was going to blame one of the victims..Glad I did not post that.
    This crime will take time.
    The schiller park police are to busy stalking Rog’s turtle inn bar to solve anything.I heard a notorious junkie is at the top of the list.S.P.P.said they are getting real close to charging this crazy M.F.

  • http://MissingPersonAnthonyCatalanopleaseletkathyfrombarzoneknowyouarealiveandsafe. Special Quest Explorer

    to MC Macinery; By chance does the “extortion” ring a bell to the SPP? (From the Messino and crew of course?)
    As far as drug dealers, at Turtle in, it seems like everyone there shops at Audi’s. Defillipps did not hang there!

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  • http://www.facebook.com/mike.buckmaster.7 Mike Buckmaster

    Mr. fosco i see why u r on a mission with dr. madison.u r on the warpath. Journalism is one thing but ur story is a matter of opinion and still wating to see the facts. Dr. madison must be guilty by association in ur book of books. i see whos professional and who is not. i was first on the scene 2 yrs ago when my mother took her life with a 9mm. i needed counseling but i know what is real n what is not. do you?

    • http://www.facebook.com/joseph.fosco.9 Joseph Fosco

      Mr. B,
      Speaking of opinions, thank you for your opinion and your readership.
      Best wishes,
      Joe Fosco