What A Difference A Day Makes! Feds Vindicate Mobsters Over A Deadline
Posted on 24. Dec, 2009 by Joseph Fosco in Organized Crime
For those of you that are interested in my civil RICO lawsuit against the Chicago Outfit and its members and associates, be advised that I lost the case, for a second time. The case was dismissed for reasons stated in open court. I was not present.
A number of weeks before the dismissal, a thug that I believe to be associated with the DiFronzo brothers threatened me. For the first time I am going public with the following information through KTF Media Group. Several weeks ago, I was followed from the federal courts building in Chicago by a thug that demanded that I cease and desist with my RICO complaint against the defendants.
Because of this I did something I’m not too proud of. The continual mounting pressure, coupled with the new and blatant threats against my well-being frazzled me enough that I botched a filing date by one day. I did not plead correctly, and because of this my case suffered a tremendous setback.
However, I did inform the court of the unlawful communication that I received. Nonetheless, the court granted the defense motion to dismiss. The defense motion asked for a dismissal on grounds that I waited too long to file the complaint. The defendants did not focus on their innocence (which is a laughable idea), but on missed deadlines instead.
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