To Tony, regarding your obnoxious comment about me keeping my post on the right mag article; just let me say this, this if it has to do with Organized Crime doesn’t it belong on all posts, and pages. And also, Machinery wishes to add something back or come forward, isn’t that a good thing? Isn’t the whole reason, for any of Joe Fosco’s articles is to get witnesses to come forward or be honest by creating AMP ! Don’t you consider it a good thing? Does it really matter what article that they comply in? The point is that they are doing a good thing!
When Joe Fosco had answered my back about the rumor, do you not think that is my business? The fact, that hotdoking answers me back, don’t you think that is only my concern, and none of yours?
Any way, what’s it to you? These people came up with a rumor, about an alternative group or method that did the Defillipps murder. Why do you care? What’s it to you? If you are not a friend or relative FOR ANY OF THE VICTIMS CONCERNED, THEN WHY DO YOU CARE ANYWAY?
Elmwood Park is mentioned, because I wanted to see if a certain person would come forward! Unless, you are involved what’s it to you?
Here was Joe Fosco’s point ; that the way that Joe Messino killed, is his ”specialty is with a knife!” I am convinced that there were 2 KILLERS, with the second using a blatant instrument! So, Joe Messino had a crew! How hard could that be to understand? The point is that “you know by their actions,” seems to be the understatement of the year when they try to make it look like a separate group outside the United States did it! Anyway, what’s it to you? Unless, you are part of the situation. I only know one thing, and that is that Tony Catalano was going into a catatonic state the last time I saw him. It was at a bar, he was seated at a table. It was for 3 hours, and that’s what scares me about him of all people who disappeared! Like I said why does this bother you that I care what happened to him? The fact, Because, Joe answered me back about the rumors and the person’s disposition on the subject, of the Defillips case; shows that I did they right decision making, by inquiring about what was being said on here, regardless, of where! I hope the point is clear that I was trying to get Elmwood Park past high friends of Defillipps to answer in hear! I mean how can you laugh at these deaths? Unless, you have something that you are trying to hide!

SQE

I realize the question that was asked of me. Does anyone know where austin Ave and Irving Park is in Chicago? Windy City films was there for many years. Tony Deguide moved downtown, then to La. He still has his Itasca office and teaches acting. He is real sweet! I know him as a friend in facebook.

The other thing is that I have spoken to Joe about that place on Addison and Forest Pre Dr. It is spooky! Frank is the owner once, from Nicks, 3 Olive and I presume the Horseshoe Inn. Somethings with Messino hanging there! Joe, you do remember I asked about a Cafe Piaaza before. Well, that’s why. I knew the people from there. And now the Lonestar commenter. I feel somethings wrong, or why would Messino hang there. I feel it may an extortion thing! (it’s on the Tape page)

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I am happy to see that others are beginning to raise questions. See link below:
 
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/americanmafia/message/3602
 
The article pasted below could be found via the link above.
 
Is Cook County, Illinois, Judge Sandra Tristano Helping The Chicago Outfit Attack Their Longtime Victim Joseph Fosco?
 
June 2, 2011
 
A source has come forward stating that Judge Sandra Tristano issued remarks in open court prejudiced against litigant Joseph Fosco.  On May 23, 2011, in a session regarding the civil case of Joseph Caccamo v Joseph Fosco, a source requesting anonymity reported that Judge Tristano said, “There have been false [claims] after false after false from your client.”  The problem is that Fosco not only had not yet testified in court, but has never appeared before Judge Tristano for any matter.
 
It is not the first time that Judge Tristano has found herself under allegations of wrongdoing.  In 2002 when she ran as the Republican candidate for Cook County judge, the county bar associations gave her a negative recommendation and she received no endorsements.  According to the Chicago Sun-Times, cash and a successful PR machine gave her the victory in her district.  After the newspaper reported that almost 20% of her campaign contributions came from an insider linked to corrupt former Governor Ryan she returned $6000.
So where did Judge Tristano find out about information that led her to say “false after false”?  That so far has yet to be revealed.  One wonders if there was any discussion about Fosco in the court house.  The Cook County Court House is waist deep in organized crime connections.  Judge Jill Cerone Marisie, who works on the same floor as Judge Tristano, is the daughter of Mob lawyer Jack P. Cerone, who is in turn the son of late Outfit boss John “Jack” Cerone.
 
Adding more fuel to an already volatile mix, Jack P. Cerone’s firm has represented Joseph Caccamo’s union and both reportedly know current Outfit boss John DiFronzo.  Fosco himself is the son and nephew of Outfit wiseguys, and he sued DiFronzo and Jack P. Cerone for extortion and threats of violence in a civil racketeering case in 2009.  The civil RICO case was dismissed because it was filed past the statute of limitations and the court saw that the crimes perpetrated against Fosco were unrelated.  Nobody contended that the crimes did not actually occur.  Naturally strong feelings remain.
Continuing to stir the pot, Fosco writes articles railing against the Outfit, its leaders and associates, through the website American News Post.  In light of the known facts, it is uncertain, if not unlikely, if Fosco can get a fair hearing anywhere in Cook County.
 I am happy to see that others are beginning to raise questions. See link below: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/americanmafia/message/3602 The article pasted below could be found via the link above. Is Cook County, Illinois, Judge Sandra Tristano Helping The Chicago Outfit Attack Their Longtime Victim Joseph Fosco? June 2, 2011 A source has come forward stating that Judge Sandra Tristano issued remarks in open court prejudiced against litigant Joseph Fosco.  On May 23, 2011, in a session regarding the civil case of Joseph Caccamo v Joseph Fosco, a source requesting anonymity reported that Judge Tristano said, “There have been false [claims] after false after false from your client.”  The problem is that Fosco not only had not yet testified in court, but has never appeared before Judge Tristano for any matter. It is not the first time that Judge Tristano has found herself under allegations of wrongdoing.  In 2002 when she ran as the Republican candidate for Cook County judge, the county bar associations gave her a negative recommendation and she received no endorsements.  According to the Chicago Sun-Times, cash and a successful PR machine gave her the victory in her district.  After the newspaper reported that almost 20% of her campaign contributions came from an insider linked to corrupt former Governor Ryan she returned $6000.So where did Judge Tristano find out about information that led her to say “false after false”?  That so far has yet to be revealed.  One wonders if there was any discussion about Fosco in the court house.  The Cook County Court House is waist deep in organized crime connections.  Judge Jill Cerone Marisie, who works on the same floor as Judge Tristano, is the daughter of Mob lawyer Jack P. Cerone, who is in turn the son of late Outfit boss John “Jack” Cerone. Adding more fuel to an already volatile mix, Jack P. Cerone’s firm has represented Joseph Caccamo’s union and both reportedly know current Outfit boss John DiFronzo.  Fosco himself is the son and nephew of Outfit wiseguys, and he sued DiFronzo and Jack P. Cerone for extortion and threats of violence in a civil racketeering case in 2009.  The civil RICO case was dismissed because it was filed past the statute of limitations and the court saw that the crimes perpetrated against Fosco were unrelated.  Nobody contended that the crimes did not actually occur.  Naturally strong feelings remain. Continuing to stir the pot, Fosco writes articles railing against the Outfit, its leaders and associates, through the website American News Post.  In light of the known facts, it is uncertain, if not unlikely, if Fosco can get a fair hearing anywhere in Cook County.  
I am happy to see that others are beginning to raise questions. See link below:
 
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/americanmafia/message/3602
 
The article pasted below could be found via the link above.
 
Is Cook County, Illinois, Judge Sandra Tristano Helping The Chicago Outfit Attack Their Longtime Victim Joseph Fosco?
 
June 2, 2011
 
A source has come forward stating that Judge Sandra Tristano issued remarks in open court prejudiced against litigant Joseph Fosco.  On May 23, 2011, in a session regarding the civil case of Joseph Caccamo v Joseph Fosco, a source requesting anonymity reported that Judge Tristano said, “There have been false [claims] after false after false from your client.”  The problem is that Fosco not only had not yet testified in court, but has never appeared before Judge Tristano for any matter.
 
It is not the first time that Judge Tristano has found herself under allegations of wrongdoing.  In 2002 when she ran as the Republican candidate for Cook County judge, the county bar associations gave her a negative recommendation and she received no endorsements.  According to the Chicago Sun-Times, cash and a successful PR machine gave her the victory in her district.  After the newspaper reported that almost 20% of her campaign contributions came from an insider linked to corrupt former Governor Ryan she returned $6000.
So where did Judge Tristano find out about information that led her to say “false after false”?  That so far has yet to be revealed.  One wonders if there was any discussion about Fosco in the court house.  The Cook County Court House is waist deep in organized crime connections.  Judge Jill Cerone Marisie, who works on the same floor as Judge Tristano, is the daughter of Mob lawyer Jack P. Cerone, who is in turn the son of late Outfit boss John “Jack” Cerone.
 
Adding more fuel to an already volatile mix, Jack P. Cerone’s firm has represented Joseph Caccamo’s union and both reportedly know current Outfit boss John DiFronzo.  Fosco himself is the son and nephew of Outfit wiseguys, and he sued DiFronzo and Jack P. Cerone for extortion and threats of violence in a civil racketeering case in 2009.  The civil RICO case was dismissed because it was filed past the statute of limitations and the court saw that the crimes perpetrated against Fosco were unrelated.  Nobody contended that the crimes did not actually occur.  Naturally strong feelings remain.
Continuing to stir the pot, Fosco writes articles railing against the Outfit, its leaders and associates, through the website American News Post.  In light of the known facts, it is uncertain, if not unlikely, if Fosco can get a fair hearing anywhere in Cook County.