N.J.'s Mafia Lawyers, Judges, Politicians and More Filth.

February 23, 2019 a package of materials that includes the essay appearing below was sent by priority mail to the following recipients:

U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts (USPS Tracking No.: #9505 5142 0130 9054 2188 84).

The Cuban Embassy to the United States of America (USPS Tracking No.: #9505 5142 0130 9054 2188 53).

The Boston Globe (USPS Tracking No.: #9505 5142 0130 9054 2188 60).

U.S. Attorney General William P. Barr, Esq. (USPS Tracking No.: # 9505 5142 0130 9054 2188 77). 

A fraudulent facebook page under my name and "background report" were posted online.

The graphics suggest a link between these fraudulent websites and the online edition of The New Jersey Law Journal. 

I am not on facebook, Instagram, or twitter, nor can I be found anywhere online other than blogger. 

I have never been arrested or charged with a crime anywhere. 

I am aware of no judgments, liens, or other encumbrances on my finances.

I am not a Democrat or Republican. 

I have never used any name other than my own.

Although I have testified under oath on several occasions I have never been accused of lying in my testimony nor have I ever done so. 

It is interesting that Michael D. Cohen, Esq. has been disbarred by the U.S. Supreme Court and that no action was taken against him by the OAE or New York authorities.  

Copies of the fake websites, including the names of all persons listed or photographed in these pages, will be sent to the U.S. Supreme Court, Department of Justice, and to all other recipients of the final version of this essay making the information a part of the permanent record in this matter.

It is bizarre that the New York Police Department remains unconcerned about a situation creating a substantial danger, I believe, to many innocent persons in this city as well as elsewhere. ("An Open Letter to Cyrus Vance, Jr., Esq.")  

An attack on this text emanating from New Jersey government computers resulted in deforming an item in the listed sources focusing on Mr. Sweeney's alleged acceptance of bribes from PSE&G in exchange for "procuring" a $300 million bonus per year for their nuclear power plant or efforts.

It was also necessary for me to replace my television cable box after "sabotage," mysteriously, resulted in its destruction.

I will attempt to re-type the altered text. 

A copy of the damaged original text will also be among the items attached to the final version of this work that is sent to all listed recipients. 

It is necessary to repeat once again that destruction of my personal property (or thefts) will not prevent me from writing or pursuing the truth in these matters.

Baffling as it is to continue to receive no official response to my communications -- despite applicable provisions of the U.S. Constitution and other laws -- I am fascinated to observe New Jersey's growing disaster from what I hope is a "safe" distance for my family members and myself in order to comment on events while relishing my status as an "invisible man." 

Several gruesome murders that are mob and politics "related," a deepening criminal and civil investigation of Mr. Daibes and his businesses; along with the alleged complicity of Edgewater and other Bergen, Hudson, and Trenton officials in the alleged "shenanigans" of Mr. Daibes' Mariner Bank; an FBI probe of the records of Atlantic City's mayor who probably denies mafia affiliations; a number of South Jersey officials' questionable and "possibly related" actions; to say nothing of the cooperation of police, prosecutors, municipal and Superior Court judges (often the same lawyers serve on zoning boards while acting as municipal court judges or town attorneys); and a familiar cast of Damon Runyon-like characters -- all of this legal spectacle makes the squalor and filth of New Jersey's failed legal system obvious and repulsive to observers from all over the world.

Disgust may go a long way towards explaining the hesitation of federal authorities, or intimidation of the U.S. Justice Department and even the U.S. Supreme Court, which may feel that N.J.'s sleaze is a lost cause and that one "tortured dissident lawyer" may not be worth the effort to get to the truth. 

After all, those of us who are not lobbyists or wealthy contributors to politicians' coffers are hardly "equal before the law." 

Inconveniently, the U.S. Constitution may require such an effort to obtain the truth to be made and even that equal protection of the laws for everyone be achieved in the real world. 

What will happen in connection with my matters is anyone's guess. 

Thus far, as of this morning, the only reaction to my comments is more interference with my television and internet services.

Shutting off the water supply in my building, usually without warning, will not prevent me from writing nor will making New Jersey newspapers "disappear" from the Port Authority building in midtown leave me without sources to quote in my next New Jersey essay.  

Meanwhile New Jersey's literally "feces-covered" courts must carry on "taking care of friends" and "looking the other way when necessary" as Maurice J. Gallipoli and Maureen Manteneo would say and have said in the past. ("Mafia Influence in New Jersey Courts and Politics.")  

In addition to the articles introducing this essay, I will attach one hundred sources indicating the unique levels of "entanglement" between the mafia and N.J. lawyers, judges, also politicians as well as the continuing cooperation and cover-ups by the Office of Attorney Ethics (OAE) in these nefarious activities; lies and incompetence by the governor and his men; N.J. Chief Justice Rabner's irrelevance except, allegedly, when action is necessary to protect fellow Jews; and the still spreading plague of child-pornography and -prostitution added to new discoveries of carcinogens in water and soil from illegally dumped chemicals hidden from the public for years as a result of corruption; besides many more deaths and diseases at long-term care facilities where lawyers and other professionals have lied for years about failures to comply with health laws resulting in the loss of many lives. The Covid plague produced deaths at elderly care facilities in New Jersey at levels that were far worse than in other states. In Elizabeth, N.J., for example, 22 of 24 persons at only one home for the old and infirm died from the incompetence of the staff as well as the usual cover-ups and lies from officials within only the first months of the pandemic. These are not the sort of persons that Mr. Rabner and his friends care much about so that their deaths will probably be relegated to silence. 

A copy of the final text will be sent by priority mail to U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts; U.S. Attorney General "nominee" William P. Barr, Esq. and "acting" U.S. Attorney Mathew G. Whittaker, Esq., the Cuban Embassy to the United States of America, and The Boston Globe. 

S.P. Sullivan, "The Stunning Things We Learned From Top Murphy Aides at 2nd Katie Brennan Sex Assault Hearings," December 6, 2018, N.J. Advanced Media for N.J.Com. (Peter Camarano, Esq. and Christopher Perrino, Esq. may have LIED and attempted to cover-up allegations of sexual harassment by Katie Brennan, Esq. that the sleazy and now proven liar Al Alvarez, Esq. raped Ms. Brennan after a Murphy campaign event. Mr. Perrino and Mr. Camarano deny mafia affiliations. Curiously, none of these attorneys, with the possible exception of Mr. Alvarez, is facing ethics charges at this time. The OAE claims their attorneys "don't know nothing about it." Evidently, the governor's men obstructed justice in this matter according to a "background report.") 

Paul Mulshine, "The Katie Brennan Case: Murphy Valued Ethnics Over Ethics," (Op-Ed) The Star-Ledger, December 6, 2018, posted at http://www.nj.com. (For political reasons -- to gain favor and support among Menendez Latinos -- Governor Murphy of New Jersey pretended not to know and may have ordered a cover-up through lying about the attempted RAPE of a young woman, Katie Brennan, who served Mr. Murphy's campaign efforts. Corey Booker is less disturbed about this matter than about Brett Kavanaugh's high school experiences. Democrats have remained silent, mostly, about this unseemly spectacle in the governor's mansion. What happened to "believe the women"? "#Me Too"? "'The Scarlet Letter' and the #Me Too Moment.")

Kevin Shea, "Alleged 'Go Fund Me' Scammer Gets Suspended From Her [N.J.] State Job Over Fraud Charges," November 21, 2018, N.J. Advanced Media for N.J.Com. ("Kate McClure," one of many state attorneys and civil employees "charged with deceiving the public in the viral 'Go Fund Me' campaign for a homeless vet that prosecutors recently charged was all a lie, has been suspended from her job with the state of New Jersey." In a number of these matters it is alleged that funds obtained fraudulently were "kicked back" to higher level officials in Trenton, perhaps including attorneys at New Jersey's misnamed Office of Attorney Ethics or N.J. Supreme Court justices. Perhaps Maria Martinez a.k.a. Barcelo was correct when she said that "everybody does it" in New Jersey. Ms. Martinez is still employed as a middle school principal in the Leonia School District, allegedly, despite possessing a fraudulent degree from Columbia University and lying about it, after having defrauded the state of N.Y. of disability funds while working full time in New Jersey. Mr. Menendez and/or persons close to him (Lilian Munoz?) may have provided protection for this person in exchange for Ms. Martinez lying about me and cooperating in efforts to target me for professional harm while she smiled to my face and accepted favors from me. I wonder what the children in her school are learning about ethics? "New Jersey's Office of Attorney Ethics.") 

AP, "Two Priests With New Jersey Ties Among Accused Abusers Named by Jesuits," December 18, 2018, New Jersey Advanced Media for N.J.Com posted at http://www.nj.com. (Michael Barber pleaded guilty to "offensive touching" in 1984 and Jeffreys Burton may have done the same in 1982 and 1984, both were protected and their identities were kept secret by the Church in New Jersey as well as state officials who knew their names and were aware that these individuals continued to serve as priests in New Jersey parishes. As new allegations of sexual molestation by teachers and others in the state's tarnished school system emerge more lying and cover-ups are expected in Trenton, usually on the part of lawyers like John McGill, despite the dangers to the state's children. "John McGill, Esq., the OAE, and New Jersey Corruption.")    

Nick Corasanti, [Jay Romano & "Big Nicky" Sacco,] "New Jersey Governor's Aides Admit Knowing for Months of Assault Complaint," The New York Times, December 19, 2018, p. A26. ("Katie Brennan, [Esq.,] a top official in Gov. Phil Murphy's administration, testified two weeks ago that one senior official after another ignored her sexual assault complaint against a colleague." I know exactly what Ms. Brennan must feel. None of those outraged by Justice Kavanaugh's alleged "misconduct" is at all disturbed by far worse allegations against the despicable Mr. Alvarez, Esq. who is a professional liar and alleged "bag man" for Democrats in the Garden State. "An Open Letter to Cyrus Vance, Jr., Esq.") 

Jan Ransom, "Weinstein's Request for Case Dismissal Is Rejected by a Judge," The New York Times, December 21, 2018, p. A22. (Stuart Rabner insists that Harvey Weinstein is a "nice Jewish boy." A federal judge, however, denied Mr. Weinstein's motion to dismiss criminal charges against him. Mr. Weinstein continues to threaten to expose himself in all his naked glory. Horrors. "Have you no shame Mr. Rabner?")

Mike McIntyre, [Manohla Dargis] Megan Twohey, & Mark Mazetti, "Cohen Plea Bares Russian Tower Bid Deep in Trump Run," The New York Times, November 30, 2018, p. A1. (The levels of lying, sleazy transactions, theft and political corruption surrounding Mr. Cohen is seen, internationally, as symbolic of the failures and double-standards afflicting N.J.'s and the American legal systems because of a partisan judiciary protecting or favoring Jewish litigants. Mr. Cohen will now enjoy his fifteen minutes of fame testifying before Congress thereby allowing him to negotiate a book deal and, perhaps, a movie in which he is played by Oscar Issac while John Goodman is Donald J. Trump.) 

Farah Stockman, "Anti-Semitism Accusations Roil Women's March," The New York Times, December 24, 2018, p. A1. (Rachel Maddow, whatever her real name may be, is not universally admired or welcome by feminist groups. Will admission of Ms. Maddow to the women's movement also mean inclusion of unwelcome "others" such as Mr. Netanyahu or his acolyte Mr. Nadler? Despite the appearance of a "movie version" of the life of Ruth Bader-Gingsburg tensions and divisions within the feminist movement are leading to exclusion of Jewish women from organizations and events. "The Naked Ape.") 

Campbell Robertson, Christopher Male, [Jennifer Shuessler a.k.a. Roxanne Gay,] & Sabrina Tabernike, "Rampage Kills 11 at Synagogue in Pittsburgh," The New York Times, October 28, 2018, p. A1. (New threats against Synagogues located in New York and New Jersey accompany revelations of corruption in Edgewater and Atlantic City together with the continuing protection of prominent Jewish lawyers by Trenton's OAE.) 

Annie Correal, Tyler Pager, & Ashley Southall, "Before N.J. Killings, 2 Brothers and Troubled Business Ties," The New York Times, November 30, 2018, p. A22.

Alan Feuer, "Reputed Mobster Breaks a Kneecap (His Own, Playing Ping-Pong)," The New York Times, June 5, 2018, p. A19. 

Tom Nabier, "Edgewater Officials Linked to Developer: Documents Included as Evidence in Federal Suit," The Record, December 1, 2018, p. A-1. 

Nick Corasanti, "After Early Streak, Murphy Struggles for Headway as First Year Ends," The New York Times, December 31, 2018, p. A18. (Governor Murphy's administration plunges into the all-too familiar New Jersey "toilet" of corruption, sleaze, unethical practices and/or malfeasance, lying, and sheer incompetence.)

"EDGEWATER -- Mayor Michael McPartland resides in the Alexander, a luxury apartment building owned by real estate magnate Fred Daibes, with amenities including a health club, spa, billiards and game room, and indoor and outdoor pools." (The Record, 12-1-18, p. A-1.) 

Fred Daibes is the ultimate connected developer in Edgewater, especially, but also more generally in Bergen and Hudson Counties.

Many politicians have been recipients of Mr. Daibes' "contributions" and other expressions of "gratitude" for their cooperation with the business man's various economic projects and efforts. 

It now seems clear that when Mr. Daibes and his Mariner Bank made money, mysteriously, Edgewater's politicians and "others" (a number of local lawyers and judges included) also became wealthier. 

This symbiotic relationship between developer and political as well as legal "leaders" is essential and far from uncommon in New Jersey politics, but also a typical feature of the state's soiled legal system.  

"Developers" are often "fronting" for organized crime figures and other unsavory elements who cannot attach their names to political contributions (or pay-offs) nor can they "appear on the paperwork" for the purchase of real estate or a liquor license. 

Mutual back-scratching in politics is as American as the proverbial "apple pie." 

New Jersey has achieved astonishing levels of coziness, however, between what are usually described as "business persons" (the Dr. Melgens of this world) and corrupt politicians (Mr. Menendez) or dirty judges (Stuart Rabner and the OAE). 

Rewards "flowed" (FBI term) to local officials, often lawyers wearing multiple hats with the blessings of the OAE which typically benefits nicely from such arrangements, or certainly some prominent attorneys at the agency, like William B. Ziff, Esq., have no doubt been "taken care of" in order to ensure that not too many questions are asked about the "relationship" between Mr. Daibes and Edgewater's legal establishment. 

In the immortal words of "Big Nicky" Sacco: "Everybody gets a cut."

"The emails and rent totals are among several documents included as evidence in a federal law suit accusing borough officials of conspiring with Daibes to drive out competitors. The suit, filed by River Road Partners, alleges, that Daibes offers financial favors and other benefits" -- allegedly, these favors include the services of young prostitutes and lots of cocaine -- "in return for political influence." (The Record, 12-1-18, p. A1.) 

Political influence translates into very effective control of judges requiring the approval of politicians to be appointed in the first place and then their "good graces" to remain on the bench. ("New Jersey's Judges Disgrace America" and "New Jersey's Political and Supreme Court Whores.") 

No sane Superior Court judge will, knowingly, create a "problem" for a connected insider in New Jersey's "pay-to-play" culture. Such a plugged-in individual or "organization" can easily pick up the phone and get politicians or the judicial hierarchy that includes the OAE to go after a stupid judge or trouble-making lawyer presuming, say, to sue the "connected" insider for his or her nefarious activities. ("Law and Ethics in the Soprano State" and "New Jersey's Feces-Covered Supreme Court.") 

Demanding compliance with the law from "big shots" or their paid-for judges is even more naive and suicidal for New Jersey attorneys regardless of their clients' interests and/or their own ethical concerns. ("Corrupt Law Firms, Senator Bob, and New Jersey Ethics.")   

The OAE obeys the wishes of so-called "bosses" communicated through employees, such as Mr. Rabner, and is always concerned to please politicians voting on the agency's budget. ("New Jersey's 'Ethical' Legal System.") 

"Daibes is currently facing a federal indictment for allegedly conspiring to circumvent the lending limits at Mariner Bank, which he founded. [And still controls?] Daibes is charged with one count of conspiracy to misapply bank funds and to make false entries to deceive a bank and the FDIC. In November he posted a $10 MILLION bond using some of his property in the borough to cover his bail. He has pleaded not guilty to the charges." (The Record, 12-1-18, p. A-6.) 

Joe Marinello, Esq., however he spells his name, who has been alleged for years to be "mob connected" and his adversary, David Cinotti, Esq., who is not alleged by anyone to have mafia affiliations despite his best efforts to acquire some, seem to agree on the "unreliability" of local officials and tribunals: 

"It is not what you know or what the law says," Garden State lawyers admit, privately, "but who has the 'connections' to win in New Jersey."

As stated in local media:

" ... 'We're turning to the [federal?] courts for relief because we don't believe the town" -- or indeed New Jersey's "feces-covered" courts -- "can be trusted to engage in a fair process, David Cinotti, Esq., an attorney for River Road Partners said.' ..." (The Record, 12-1-18, p. A-6.) 

As this legal farce unfolds in Edgewater various mafia-related events are taking place elsewhere in the "Soprano State" suggesting that Mr. Daibes' alleged underworld affiliations and the traditional power-structure in New Jersey are being displaced (or destroyed) partly as a result of new arrivals on the criminal scene together with unwelcome publicity generated by my blogs among other sources. ("Mafia Influence in New Jersey Courts and Politics.") 

Paul Caneiro has been charged with the murder of his younger brother Keith M. Caneiro of Colts Neck, New Jersey as well as Keith's wife and two young children.

The particularly gruesome murders may be "connected" to online activities, gambling and other scams, emanating from underworld sources and focusing on political hacking and illicit alterations of "bank records."

The Carneiro brothers created several online enterprises and so-called "shell companies" for murky "clients" as well as themselves:

"Their company, renamed 'Square One,' provided services to clients such as Citibank, Prudential and Ogilvy [Investments?]: ... according to a website that has been taken down. 'We are plain spoken, common sense people who take pride in their work,' the site said. They also took over a pest extermination company." (The New York Times, 11-30-18, p. A22.)

It seems likely that at least one of the Caneiro brothers was among the hackers of my former home computer. ("What is it like to be plagiarized?") 

Keith Caneiro hoped to "change his life" and "go in a different direction." These were Keith's words just prior to his death.

Many of the clients served by the Caneiro brothers are very shy. These clients become nervous when advisers choose to "change their lives" perhaps after chatting with the FBI. ("More Mafia Influence in New Jersey Courts and Politics" and "North Bergen New Jersey is the Home of La Cosa Nostra.") 

Paul Caneiro, at the request of these bashful clients, possibly, may have engaged in a little preliminary "pest control" to ensure his and his family's survival on the understanding that -- if he did not "take care of this problem" -- others would do a more thorough job of it and no one would be left to tell the tale.

Anyway all of this action by fun-loving Jersey boys seems to have caused the FBI to raid the home of Frank Gilliam, Mayor of Atlantic City, allegedly, searching for bank records relating to potential real estate transactions that "maybe" had something to do with Mariner Bank and other financial service providers. 

Given the cesspool that is New Jersey's legal system I am puzzled by the OAE's continuing effort to lie about and cover-up their crimes committed against me and others. 

I would expect the OAE to have other things to worry about than little old me. ("New Jersey's 'Ethical' Legal System.")  

I wonder how New Jersey's Supreme Court justices and OAE attorneys can live their professional lives in such conditions of hypocrisy and mendacity (that means "lying") within a failed and corrupt legal system that damages the residents of New Jersey on a daily basis in betrayal of their oaths and responsibilities yet presume to judge others. ("David Wildstein and Equal Protection of the Law in New Jersey" and "New Jersey's Failed Judiciary.") 

I guess people can get used to anything.

Sources:

Nick Corasanti, "FBI Raids Home of Atlantic City Mayor Frank Gilliam," The New York Times, December 3, 2018, posted online at http//www.newyork.cbs.local.com/2018/12/03/fbi-searches-home-of-atlantic-city-mayor/ (" ...'The FBI was at the mayor's home in Atlantic City in an official capacity executing a search warrant,' said Doreen Holder, a spokeswoman for the FBI's office in Newark. Ms. Holder said the IRS was also involved in the search, but she declined to offer any other details.")

AP, "FBI Searches Home of Atlantic City Mayor," December 3, 2018, posted directly online at http//www.newyork.cbs.local.com/2018/ (Among the items sought are documents pertaining, allegedly, to Mariner Bank and other financial matters that include "unreported income" from real estate transactions and/or financial services that were "provided." Who provided these financial services to the mayor and for what "consideration" is unclear at this time.) 

Steven Breyer, "America's Courts Can't Ignore the World," The Atlantic Monthly, October, 2018, p. 101. (U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Steven Breyer calls on America to be less parochial and respect global legal standards even as U.S. institutions continue to ignore international condemnations on a host of issues such as the illegality of the Cuban embargo or requests for the truth in my matters. It is certainly a fact that every day more disputes already within the U.S. legal system are shaped by international considerations and aspects leading to complex conflicts of laws issues regarding appropriate forums and applicable laws, conventions, multi-lateral treaty provisions and case law with global effects. Will U.S. lawyers be brought up to date or will they persist in their parochialism?) 

Terrence T. McDonald, "Kushner Firm Wins Records Dispute Against Jersey City," Jersey Journal, January 1, 2019, posted online at https//www.nj.com/jjournal-news/index.ssf/2019/kushner-firm-wins-records-disp.html (Superior Court Judge Frank B. Schultz -- know as "Schultzy" or "Sergeant Schultz" to Hudson County lawyers alleging that he is "brain dead" -- who has been rumored for years to be "on the take" issued a five-page decision written by a law clerk, which he probably has not read along with most of the papers that come across his desk, allowing the Kushners to obtain documents from Jersey City related to the firm's Journal Square project. Allegations of a cash reward to Judge Schultz paid "under the table" cannot be confirmed. It is certainly strange that my requests for the truth are ignored entirely while the Kushners are awarded access to all documents, including confidential reports by public officials, merely at their request and perhaps because they are "nice Jewish persons.")

Michaelangelo Conte, "$1 Million in Marijuana Seized by Hudson Task Force and One [Person] Arrested," Jersey Journal, January 1, 2019, posted online at http://www.nj.com/jjournal-news/index.ssf/2019/1-million-in-marijuana-seized.html (Seizure of 400 pounds of high grade marijuana with a value in excess of $1 MILLION, or more, that results only in the arrest of one street-level distributor of CDS is very strange. Such a large and interstate operation could not be conducted successfully over a period of years as only one part of organized drug distribution in Hudson County without the cooperation and participation of police, prosecutors and, probably, judges and politicians. Governor Murphy expressed an interest, allegedly, in "sampling" some of the seized marijuana as part of his legalization effort. I wonder why no one else was arrested? Is it likely that the one arrested individual will turn out to be an African-American or Latino person with limited resources and no formal education who will be easy to convict?)

Kathleen Hopkins & Alexis Gecan, "Caneiro Enters Not Guilty Plea: Suspect Will Remain in County Jail Awaiting Trial," The Record, December 1, 2018, p. A3. (Paul Caneiro appears for a hearing before Judge James McGann at the Monmouth County Courthouse Friday. Mr. Caneiro is not seeking release on bail. Perhaps there are reasons why the defendant feels safer in prison than on the street and has asked his family members not to appear in court. I wonder what those reasons could be?)    

Kaitlyn Kanzler, "Lodi Man Faces Child Porn Charges," The Record, December 1, 2018, p. L-2. (Cody Wuttemberg of Lodi has been arrested by Bergen County prosecutors for viewing and distributing over 120 files of prepubescent children engaging in extreme and sadistic sexual acts -- often brutal and vicious perverted actions -- and "sharing" images with unidentified "others." Among those sharing such images, allegedly, are "prominent" New Jersey persons who have still not been named or arrested. I wonder why so many persons are ignored in Garden State child-porn and -prostitution cases? "Menendez Consorts With Underage Prostitutes" and "New Jersey Welcomes Child Molesters!") 

Anthony Zurita, "3 Arrested, Charged With Prostitution in Fair Lawn: Investigation Took 2 Months," The Record, December 1, 2018, p. L-2. (ONE person in Fair Lawn was arrested after months of investigation of dozens of persons and locations in a multi-million dollar massage parlor and tavern prostitution network with a client list that no doubt includes hundreds of individuals but that has been kept "confidential." Gee wiz, I wonder why so many persons involved in this operation who must have had access to police radios were not arrested?)

Tom Nobile, "Former Judge's Pension Revoked: She Was Removed in September," The Record, January 3, 2019, p. L-1. (Judge Liliana De Avila-Silebi, an alleged lesbian who is described as one of the lovers of Lourdes Santiago, was removed from the bench and has now lost her pension. Among this person's "sins" is LYING under oath to authorities. The same fault is alleged against all of the following full- or part-time lesbians: Lourdes Santiago, Lilian Munoz, Estela De La Cruz, Maureen Manteneo, Maria Martinez a.k.a. Barcelo as well as others who seem to play a part in my story. Is it a fact that John McGill, Esq. is facing ethics charges or has been disbarred and will now lose his pension? Did Mr. McGill lie under oath in connection with my matters? Where is the OAE in these investigations and is it not unethical for OAE lawyers to fail to return a call, or respond in any way to, communications by me and others? No apologies from the crooked lawyers at the OAE? Is this the example of New Jersey "ethics" to be set by the OAE and New Jersey's disgraced Supreme Court? "New Jersey's Office of Attorney Ethics" and "John McGill, Esq., the OAE, and New Jersey Corruption.")  

Adam Liptak, "Harassment by Judges Must Stop," The New York Times, January 1, 2019, p. A12. (Will U.S. Chief Justice John Roberts allow judges in New Jersey to get away with their crimes in my matters? Are your calls for judicial responsibility and ethics sincere Chief Justice Roberts? "Have you no shame Mr. Rabner?")  

Nicolas Pugliese, "Murphy Aides Set to Resume Testimony: Hearings Focus on How Accused Staffer Got Job," The Record, January 7, 2019, p. A-1. ("Top aides to Gov. Phil Murphy are expected to testify at a pair of hearings this week as lawmakers resume their investigation into how a man known to face a sexual assault accusation [Al Alvarez, Esq., a Menendez front man accused of rape,] was hired by the administration and stayed in his job even after being asked to resign." Murphy owed Menendez and others who got the vote out among Latinos and in the Hudson County graveyard. Murphy could not get rid of Mr. Alvarez until the Katie Brennan rape scandal "hit the fan.")

Charles Stile, "Dark Money Politics Shadow the Governor," The Record, January 7, 2019, p. A-1. (The same "shadowy" donors contributing to Murphy also give money to Menendez and other Jersey Democrats like Stephen Sweeney. This may have something to do with why it took a while to get rid of Mr. Alvarez. These secret donors are "shy." Politicians are always discreet about who gives them money, especially cash which many Jersey politicians continue to accept although it is illegal to do so, and no one is in a hurry to make these "contributions" a matter of public record. "Bribery in Union City New Jersey" and "Illegal Payments to Bob Menendez" then "Was Menendez bribed to get a visa for a croney?")

Melanie Anzidie, "The $169 MILLION Question," The Record, January 7, 2019, p. A-1. (A school bond issue over a proposed $170 MILLION to build a new school in Hackensack on land already owned by the school board is expected and anticipated to result in the theft of millions of dollars. The actual buildings that will constitute the new school complex may cost, at most, $10-to-$20 million. Much of the rest of the money will be spent on legal and other professional "fees" as well as something called "feasibility studies." This assumes that the new school building is something on the level of, say, the Taj Majal. The money spent on "fees" will come back to the politicians and school board people under-the-table.) 

Keldy Ortiz, "Former Christie Associates Back Away From Appeals," The Record, January 7, 2019, p. A-3. (Bridget Ann Kelly and Bill Baroni may be "persuaded" to back off their appeals by a "reduced sentence offer." No more close scrutiny of the Christie role in the GWB "Bridgegate" drama is desired by the powers that be in New Jersey. If these two morons keep their mouths shut they will get out of prison faster. Some people in Trenton may be hoping that I will be amenable to similar considerations. The answer to that question is "no." Please see: "David Wildstein and Equal Protection of the Law in New Jersey.")

Sarah Nolan, "Police Chief Takes On Two Roles: Elmwood Park's Michael Poligno is Now Also Borough Administrator," The Record, January 7, 2019, p. L-2. ("ELMWOOD PARK -- Police Chief Michael Poligno will wear two hats, also serving as the borough's administrator" -- passing judgments on his own budget requests -- "after a unanimous vote by the Borough's Council on Thursday." This will mean an additional $25,000 added to the current salary for Mr. Poligno of $204,585.00 and, more importantly, yet another pension for the "boss." It is rumored that Mr. Poligno will be offered the post of town dog catcher that carries another $20,000 in compensation as well as entitling Mr. Poligno, who may retire at age 55, to another pension. Is Mr. Poligno also the local Municipal Court judge for an estimated extra $200,000?) 

Lidsay Kuehler, "Sergeant Suing Borough, Ex-Chief," The Record, January 7, 2019, p. L-3. (Sgt. James Foley is suing Woodruff Lake and Police Chief Anthony -- "Little Tony" -- Janicelli, who is rumored to have mafia affiliations, for retaliatory internal affairs investigations that were "politically motivated" against Foley who actually tried to do his job regardless of the local politics. Sgt. Foley is seeking $350,000 in damages for what he was forced to endure and the resulting damage to his reputation. Mr. Janicelli promises to make Foley an "offer he can't refuse." Why not make Mr. Foley the town dog catcher for a "little something we don't know what"?)  

Kristie Kattafi, "Top Cop Blamed For Guard Missteps: Pal Park School Report -- Safety Checks Supplied," The Record, December 3, 2018, p. A-1. (Mark Jackson, Palisades Park Police Chief, is blamed for a security plan that placed guards in schools without background checks. A number of New Jersey schools have installed security cameras in girls' bathrooms and locker rooms to ensure that terrorists will never get into schools through such areas. Naturally, everyone will deny that such cameras have been installed in a state where underground porn is created in public schools and available on the "Dark Web.") 

Scott Fallon & Lindy Washburn, "Hearing on Wanaque Facility is Today," The Record, December 3, 2018, p. A-1. (It appears not only that staff at a Wanaque facility for disabled children waited too long to send sick children to hospitals hoping to cover-up their incompetence, but that they lied to family members of sick children about the extent of the problem at this facility that has resulted in the preventable deaths of dozens of helpless children and that has allowed adenovirus to escape to other long term care centers, including some that serve old people in New Jersey. Nothing will happen to the professionals involved in this fiasco that includes Trenton lawyers. Is this New Jersey's legal ethics?)

Dustin Racioppi & Nicolas Pugliese, "Brennan Assault Claim Ignored: Murphy Official Testifies Before State Lawmakers," The Record, December 5, 2018, p. A-1. (Katie Brennan described being ignored by the governor's inner circle. I can certainly understand how Ms. Brennan feels. I am sure that despite public statements very little will be done to deal with such accusations in the future. Ms. Brennan will become "persona non grata" in N.J. political and legal circles because she brought this problem to public attention. OAE?) 

Megan Burrow, "Weinberg Files Suit Against Teaneck," The Record, December 5, 2018, p. A-1. (Was Loretta Weinberg, Esq. a lesbian "sexual predator" violating persons like Marilyn Straus? Was there a sexual relationship or "connection" between Ms. Weinberg and Lourdes Santiago? Lilian Munoz? Maureen Manteneo? Maria Martinez a.k.a. Barcelo? If so, what was Ms. Weinberg's role in my drama? Still "connected" to Howard Brownstein Ms. Weinberg? "Arthur Goldberg"? What were you doing in my office Ms. Weinberg? And what were you, Ms. Weinberg, saying to my secretaries about your status and role? "Diana Lisa Riccioli"? Were you questioned about my life and these matters and did you lie under oath Ms. Weinberg? I wonder whether there is a connection between Ms. Weinberg and my seeing Mr. Nadler and/or Rachel Maddow staring at me on my occasional walks in Manhattan? Perhaps these "viewings" are merely a coincidence?)  

Michael Gold, "Death of a Man Sparks Protests Against Police in New Jersey," The New York Times, January 10, 2019, p. A19. (Jameck Lowery, 27, walked into a police station in Paterson in a highly distraught state, fearing that he would be killed, and a few hours later he was dead in a local hospital. The matter is under investigation at this time only because Mr. Lowery had the foresight to post his adventure online. Without exposure -- or some kind of publicity -- New Jersey officials would continue to try to lie their way out this mess as with my situation and so many others. It will be very interesting to see how Garden State officials will squirm their way out of this predicament if they manage to do so.) 

David M. Zimmer, "Officers Pose as Johns, Arrest 6 People," The Record, July 31, 2018, p. L-3. (Passaic officers posed as "Johns" even as Bergen officers in December arrests may have been actual customers for Jennifer Polanco-Lavoix who, allegedly, is back in business in Hudson County as are her associates before the Passaic matter pleads out or goes to trial in January, 2019.) 

Rodrigo Torrejon, "Police: Man Repeatedly Sold Cocaine," The Record, July 31, 2018, p. L-3. (An alleged "cash contributor" to Mr. Menendez's campaign efforts, Samuel Rodriguez, 45, was charged with distribution of cocaine but no effort was made to apprehend the suppliers of Mr. Rodriguez many of whom are police officers, allegedly, and no effort is made now to obtain this businessman's client list. I wonder why?) 

Joe Malinconico, "Paterson Schools Up Legal Payments," The Record, March 16, 2018, p. L-3. (An additional $450,000 was allowed for legal fees to a local firm already making $1.1 MILLION in legal fees on the books in 2018 which, from the perspective of 2019, turned out to be "approximately" $2 MILLION -- an amount in excess of the sum first listed on the books. Robert Murray, Esq. the district's legal counsel handles tenure disputes -- there may have been all of two such disputes in 2018 -- REAL ESTATE matters and minor contract disputes, or such "issues." Some of the legal fees paid, allegedly, have come back to politicians and "others" under the table. Pay close attention to the next source listed below. Superior Court judges will cooperate with this lawyer's efforts. The OAE will not question whether this person's fees are "excessive." Herb Klitzner, Esq.? Is Herb still "on the tit" in North Bergen and West New York?) 

Joe Malinconico, "Real Estate Investors Bid $1.4 MILLION for Paterson-Owned Properties in Auction," The Record, March 16, 2018, p. L-1. ("Real estate investors bid $1.4 MILLION to buy 39 city-owned properties during a public auction on Thursday ..." It now appears in January, 2019, that "public uses" and projections will greatly enhance the value of those properties, some of which were purchased by owners through counsel or real estate agents while the true owners remain anonymous. Evidently, Mr. Murray, his associates, or others acting on his behalf, may have been among the purchasers AND among attorneys closing on these transactions, allegedly, as well as attorney for some of the public entities auctioning these lands? Perhaps a "bond issue" of $200 MILLION to build a school on these parcels is now contemplated.)

Kristie Kattafi, "Charges May Taint Quanta Clean-Up," The Record, November 30, 2018, p. A-1. ("Honeywell International [Corporation] is responsible for the clean-up of 115 River Road, known as the Quanta site, which is contaminated with a chemical that is used to make mothballs and has been linked to cancer. ["Highly carcinogenic."] The company sold the land to Fred Daibes for $22 MILLION, and it also hired a company owned by Daibes to 'complete the remediation' ..." Did one attorney represent Daibes and the subsidiary corporation in these transactions with Honeywell? Was this attorney Joe Marinello, Esq.? Mr. Daibes may "discharge" or fold the subsidiary corporation entrusted with the clean-up after what federal authorities regard as "defective performance" or "non-performance" of the clean-up effort and keep fees for this "service." Mr. Daibes may then re-sell the land at a profit to an innocent purchaser in good faith after pocketing the $22 MILLION initially invested by him. Recent testing indicates that the problem has extended well beyond 115 River Road to engulf much of Edgewater and parts of North Bergen where recent soil samples indicate the presence of the same chemical. In addition other contamination has contributed to the highest rates of blood cancers in the nation for a large sector of Northern New Jersey from Passaic to Bergen and Hudson Counties. Efforts to learn what clean-up efforts or communications, if any, are planned by state officials resulted in no return of calls or emails. Of course residents of Edgewater can always move to Pompton Lakes or close to the Linden Refinery or Tom's River. Is this New Jersey's legal ethics Mr. Rabner? OAE?) 

Seph Solis, "28 State Firms Accused of Fraud," The Record, November 10, 2018, p. A1. (28 New Jersey businesses and ostensible law firms defrauded customers promising to perform legal services for immigrants which they could not legally perform. Many of the accused are, or were, N.J. attorneys protected by the OAE because they were asked to help target me. Gilberto Garcia? Jose Ginarte? Al Alvarez? Edgar Navarete? Bogus divorces, name changes, and much more have been "offered" by fraudsters connected to local politicians who did not like me. Is this New Jersey's legal ethics Barry Albin? "New Jersey's 'Ethical' Legal System" and "New Jersey Lawyers' Ethics Farce.")   

Katie Sabko, "Englewood Cliffs Disciplines Officers," The Record, November 10, 2018, p. L-1. ("ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS -- Council members voted along party lines Thursday to approve disciplinary charges against three officers and to sustain charges filed against Chief Cioffi last year." Police Captain Brian Murphy and Lt. William Henkelman -- these men have about ten pensions among them -- have been determined to engage in "unprofessional" conduct. Chief Cioffi was caught on tape saying that he "wanted to kill" Councilwoman Carrol McMorrow, a widely shared view, apparently, and mocking Korean-American Councilman Mark Park's speech. Chief Cioffi is rumored to be the next Municipal Court Judge or "judge" in town. "New Jersey's Judges Disgrace America" and "New Jersey's Feces-Covered Supreme Court.") 

Scott Fallon & Lindy Washburn, "Frustrated Parents Want Answers," The Record, November 10, 2018, p. L-1. (Parents continue to be told lies about the extent of the local adenovirus epidemic so that, as usual, no one knows or will say what, if anything, is being done to contain a plague that is still killing people at long term care centers in several counties not only the Wanaque facility. Calls to Trenton officials have not been returned. This can only be described as "unprofessional" and "irresponsible conduct" that endangers the lives of innocent New Jersey residents. Is this "protecting the public" Jaynee LaVecchia? Even if you are lesbians please do your jobs in Trenton: "Sybil R. Moses and Conduct Unbecoming to the Judiciary in New Jersey" and "Jaynee LaVecchia and Conduct Unbecoming to the Judiciary in New Jersey.")

Hannan Adey, "Hate Crimes Up in State, FBI Says: Reported Incidents Rose 76 Percent in 2017 Over Year Before," The Record, November 14, 2018, p. A-1. (When asked about the disturbing allegations concerning hate-crimes and -speech in a jurisdiction described, to state it as politely as possible, as the "rectum of the nation" Mr. Murphy's legal counsel Christopher Perrino, Esq. is alleged to have responded that "It's all the fault of the Jews who came up with the statistics!" This seems like a fair-minded and generous assessment of the situation. Sadly, hate-crimes are still rising in 2019.)   

Maggie Haberman & Nicolas Fandos, "Lawyer Who Arranged Hush Money for Trump Will Testify to Congress," The New York Times, January 11, 2019, p. A17. (Michael D. Cohen, Esq. will testify before Congress about his "services" for President Trump. Mr. Cohen once stated that he would "take a bullet for Mr. Trump." It has now become more convenient for him to deliver a bullet to Mr. Trump. No ethics proceedings are contemplated against the slimy Mr. Cohen in New Jersey, or anywhere at this time, as reported in the media. In January, 2019 Mr. Cohen is delaying his proposed testimony to ensure that he gets a "better deal." "He's a nice Jewish boy!" Stuart Rabner said.) 

Brent Johnson, "Brennan Inquiry: Dem -- Gov. Aide Tried to Meddle in Investigation," The Star-Ledger, January 13, 2019, p. 1. ("A Democratic state senator [James Beach, Esq.] on Friday accused Gov. Phil Murphy's Chief of Staff [Peter Camarano, Esq.] of lobbying him to help 'ease' the pressure of the state Legislature's investigation into how the Murphy team responded to Kate Brennan's rape allegations against a senior staffer." Al Alvarez, Esq. is the senior staffer. All of these men obstructing justice are lawyers. Does the OAE also obstruct justice in my matters? If so, is this OAE obstruction of justice "ethical" in New Jersey? Will interference with my TV signal alter the truth of the matter? "New Jersey's Office of Attorney Ethics.")

Bob Jennings, "Mayor's Pay Varies Across the State," The Star-Ledger, January 13, 2019, p. B1. (Salaries for New Jersey mayors are only one level of compensation and can be a misleading indicator of how much money these persons are actually "earning." Elizabeth's Chris Bollwage is paid $162,812 as mayor, but is also paid as a state lawmaker and for any other public "services" he performs and draws separate pensions for each such position. "Big Nicky" Sacco is paid $15,000 as mayor of North Bergen, but he retired last year as town director of elementary and secondary education earning $260,000 per year and has a $200,000 pension as well as a second income as a New Jersey State Senator besides his private businesses, investments, state car and other amenities, placing his estimated yearly income at well above $500,000.) 

Sarah Nolan, "Two Bergen Towns Hit by Cyberattacks," The Record, January 12, 2019, p. A-1. (Computer attacks and theft of information has focused steadily on New Jersey state computers and local or municipal computer systems. I have reason to believe that the OAE's computers may have been specifically targeted on several occasions. "John McGill, Esq., the OAE, and New Jersey Corruption.") 

Lindy Washburn, "Surgery Center Infections: Patients Fighting for More Testing -- Lawyers: Diseases can take years to develop," The Record, January 12, 2019, p. A1. ("Patients who may have been exposed to HIV and hepatitis because of POOR STERILIZATION PRACTICES AND OTHER PROBLEMS at Saddle Brook surgery center should be tested repeatedly, not just once, lawyers for one of the patients said Friday." Patients and families were lied to about the dangers of unsanitary and incompetent practices at numerous medical facilities in New Jersey. Trenton officials have failed to respond to inquiries about these matters. A number of the victims will almost certainly develop diseases such as AIDS and hepatitis as a result of this incompetence which Trenton officials wish to minimize in order to protect themselves from embarrassment. This sounds very familiar to me. "Is Union City New Jersey Meyer Lansky's Whore House?" and "New Jersey is America's Legal Toilet.") 

Jean Miller & Erik Larsen, "Lawyer: Gilmore Has a 'Hoarding Disorder': Ocean County GOP Chairman Indicted on Federal Charges," The Record, January 12, 2019, p. A-7. (George R. Gilmore, Esq., GOP Chairman in Ocean County, was indicted on tax charges Thursday. He and his lawyer, Kevin Marino, Esq., have been accused of lying to the government. Mr. Gilmore is said to be a "hoarder" of bribes and other undeclared income. It this simply New Jersey's culture of corruption?) 

Tom Nobile, "Englewood Man Given Two Life Terms: Sexually Assaulted Two Girls for Years With Mother's Consent," The Record, January 12, 2019, p. L-1. (Alfredo Rosales explained that, in New Jersey, this sort of activity is "normal" and "everybody does it." Mom was probably pimping her two daughters to more than one customer. "Menendez Consorts With Underage Prostitutes" and "New Jersey Welcomes Child Molesters.")

Kristie Kattafi a.k.a. Cattafi, "Land Case Legal Fees Are Costly for Edgewater: Lawyers were paid $416,000 last year," The Record, January 12, 2019, p. L-1. ("EDGEWATER -- Borough lawyers were paid more than $416,000 last year [not the total compensation] for their work connected to a lawsuit and the Borough Council's attempt to seize land from a developer who wants to build on a large River Road property." Much of this money came back to politicians in the form of kickbacks and other "treats" from grateful lawyer-recipients of the politicians' generosity. All of this has taken place -- up to now -- with the blessings of the OAE which will probably receive a cut from this pie. Joseph Marinielo, Esq. a.k.a. Joseph Marinello, Esq. of Fort Lee, New Jersey and our old friends DeCotiis, Fitzpatrick, Cole and Gibson, Esqs., of Ridgewood, New Jersey got to "dip their wicks." Joe Ferreiro must be chuckling right about now. "New Jersey Lawyers' Ethics Farce" and "New Jersey's Politically-Connected Lawyers On the Tit" then "Corrupt Law Firms, Senator Bob, and New Jersey Ethics.")   

Andrew Ford, "N.J. Worker Admits to Taking Bribes: Employee Took Them [Bribes] to Arrange Care for Disabled," The Record, January 12, 2019, p. L-3. ("Wanda Harvey, [Esq.?] took bribes of about $2,600 each in exchange for referring patients to a particular facility." Probably Ms. Harvey was sending people to the Wanaque Facility for the care of permanently disabled children that is known to do a wonderful job.) 

Joshua Jongsma, "Man Accused of Filming Sexual Assault of a Child," The Record, January 12, 2019, p. L-3. (Menendez supporter Carlos Hidalgo, 36, sexually assaulted a child under 13-years-of-age from late 2016 until Tuesday while filming many of these encounters. Mr. Hidalgo is the sort of person who allows me to understand why Mr. Trump wants a border wall. There is a lucrative market for videos of such activity, especially when sex is involuntary not only due to the age of the victim, but because the violent rape of a child is depicted on screen. Mr. Hidalgo was probably making lots money with his videos.  Lawyers, police, and judges are part of this loathsome business in the Garden State which, I am told, is more lucrative than heroin. "New Jersey is the Home of Child Molesters!")  

Chris Sheldon, "High School Shop Teacher Touched 3 Girls, Gave Pot to 2 Others, Cops Say," New Jersey Advanced Media for N.J.Com, December 2, 2018, posted at http://www.nj.com. (Erik Pieklo, 50, of South Amboy, a teacher in Sayerville, was charged with four counts of endangering the welfare of a minor in the second degree and five counts of engaging in criminal sexual contact in the fourth degree with female students between the ages of 16-to-18-years-of-age. He has a lot of company in New Jersey schools.)

Matt Gray, "Man Charged With Sexually Assaulting a Child in Church," New Jersey Advanced Media for N.J.Com, October 23, 2018, posted at http://www.nj.com. (Jeremy J. Hellyer, 21, allegedly, assaulted a very young child -- possibly five years-old at the time of the incident -- joining the ranks of accused child molesters in a state that leads America in the prevalence of this offense and that is also burdened with the most corrupt as well as inept courts in the nation. "New Jersey's Political and Supreme Court Whores" and "New Jersey Supreme Court's Implosion.")

Kelly Heyboer & Ted Sherman, "10 Priests With N.J. Ties Named as Abusers," New Jersey Advanced Media for N.J.Com, January 10, 2019, posted at http://www.nj.com. ("Ten priests who spent part of their careers in New Jersey are on a list of 50 Jesuits who have been 'credibly' accused of child sexual abuse." Both state and Church officials, probably in collaboration, kept the entire list  or these N.J. names "confidential" over years in order to protect accused priests, rather than the public in New Jersey, until now.) 

Kenneth T. Vogel & Mathew Goldstein, "Law Firm Settles Inquiry Into Work It Did For Manafort," The New York Times, January 18, 2019, p. A15. (One of the largest law firms in the world with major offices in Menlo Park, New Jersey as well as Manhattan -- Skadden, Arps -- whose graduates have served on New Jersey's Bar Association Ethics Committee and judiciary will pay $4.6 MILLION to the federal government for its ethical misconduct in connection with Mr. Manafort and other matters where "elite" lawyers may have LIED, initially, about the extent of their role in violation of lobbying laws for what turned out to be the Russian government. Some of these lies may have been certified by attorneys signing off on "filed" documents by the "white shoe" firm. No action has been or will be taken by New Jersey's OAE against specific attorneys although meetings and conversations relevant to these matters may have taken place in New Jersey not far from Mr. Trump's properties. No one will be reprimanded nor disbarred for these criminal actions that include possible perjury. "Is America's Legal Ethics a Lie?")

Maggie Haberman, "Cohen Paid to Rig a Poll for Trump," The New York Times, January 18, 2019, p. A13. (Mr. Cohen was paid by President Trump to "falsify" the results of a poll to suggest that Donald J. Trump was more popular than he was in fact. Cohen was to LIE himself and then persuade pollsters to LIE also at Mr. Trump's behest in exchange for cold hard cash. The pollsters included attorneys working as "political researchers." Mr. Cohen will be testifying before Congress and has already been sentenced to 33 months in federal prison for his previous crimes. At no time, so far, has there been, nor will there be, a New Jersey ethics proceeding against Mr. Cohen who is described by Stuart Rabner, allegedly, as a "nice Jewish boy.") 

Nate Schweiber [Gerald Shanker] & Nick Corasanti, "New Jersey Official Scolded Over Inaction on Rape Claim," The New York Times, January 19, 2019, p. A17. (Mathew Plotkin, Esq., widely regarded as one of the sleaziest lawyers in the state, covered-up rape allegations to protect Mr. Murphy's administration. Is Mr. Plotkin also a "nice Jewish boy"? Or is Mr. Plotkin a nice gentile boy? There is no OAE grievance filed against Mr. Plotkin at this time and there will not be such a proceeding or complaint at any time. Only if proceedings come from outside the state will any action be taken by New Jersey's co-opted and tainted OAE. Is this New Jersey's legal ethics Mr. Rabner? "Stuart Rabner's Selective Sense of Justice?") 

James Barron, "John E. Merow, 89, Former Head of Sullivan & Cromwell," (Obituary) The New York Times, January 19, 2019, p. A20. (Was the fire that took the lives of John and Mary Merow the sinister work of rivals in Estates and Trusts now happily tucked away at Skaden, Arps? These mysterious deaths have the qualities of a novel by Louis Auchincloss -- who was a partner at the firm -- and would have fascinated the firm's former associate Ronald Dworkin. The things that go on in so-called "elite" law firms will make your hair stand on end.)

Rick Rojas, "50 Jesuits on Abuse List, Many From Elite Schools," The New York Times, January 16, 2019, p. A19. (Finally, names are disclosed that should have been made public years ago. It is alleged that many "culprits" have been kept off this list, deliberately, including higher-ranking officials of the Church. How was this covered-up for so long in New Jersey? How and why has the OAE refused requests for information in connection with my matters for so many years? Please stop lying and tell me the truth Mr. Rabner.) 

"Take the Blindfold Off Defendants," (Editorial) The New York Times, January 16, 2019, p. A22. (Justice is not a game. Prosecutors must tell the truth to accused persons about exculpatory evidence or proof that their Constitutional rights have been violated. Will John McGill finally admit his lies?) 

Thomas L. Friedman, "Thank You, Justice Roberts, For Your Voice," (Op-Ed) The New York Times, January 16, 2019, p. A23. (Is the U.S. Chief Justice John Roberts sincere about our right to the TRUTH concerning crimes committed against us even if we are attorneys? Can the U.S. Constitution be allowed to become a LIE in New Jersey? Does the U.S. Constitution "apply" in New Jersey Mr. McGill? "John McGill, Esq., the OAE, and New Jersey Corruption.")    

Corey Kilgannon, "Cohen's Prison Request: Otisville, the [sic.] 'Nirvana' for Jewish Offenders," The New York Times, January 22, 2019, p. A17. (The Times mixed metaphor -- "Nirvana" is not a Hebrew word or concept last time I checked! -- is meant to emphasize, apparently, that the "minimum security camp at the Federal Correctional Institution in Otisville, N.Y., has kosher meals and weekly Shabbat services in the prison shul." Allegedly, catering services are also available on demand for a small fee to say nothing of online shopping and delivery of goods during business hours.)

Tom Moran, "Sweeney, Like Murphy[,] is Caught in a Dark Money Web," The Star-Ledger, January 5, 2019, posted online at http://www.nj.com. ("PSE&G just got caught making a secret contribution of $55,000 to a shady political fund supporting Senate President Steve Sweeney, four months after Sweeney pushed through an outrageous bill to subsidize the company's nuclear power plant by $300 MILLION a year." It is likely that cash was also paid under the table to Sweeney prior to the vote. Mr. Sweeney is not only the New Jersey Senate President, but also a member of the state bar who has served on the ethics committee. No response has been received by me to my communications to "journalist" Tom Moran. Why is Mr. Moran frightened and unable to respond to my inquiries and those of others? Do we have a free and independent media in America? Is bribery compatible with New Jersey's legal ethics Mr. Rabner? No wonder New Jersey judges are the most corrupt and intimidated in the nation. "New Jersey's Judges Disgrace America" and "Christie Attacks New Jersey's Corrupt Judges" then "New Jersey's Failed Judiciary.") 

Svetlana Skolnikova, et als., "Anti-Semitic Graffiti Found at 2 Schools: Copycat Pattern in Bathrooms at Pascack Hills and Ridgewood," The Record, December 5, 2018, p. 1-L. (Along with schools, several Synagogues in New Jersey continue to be threatened and defaced -- like my writings -- by persons angered by alleged double standards in the Garden State favoring or protecting Jews. "New Jersey Rabbi Charged With Child Molesting" and "Have you no shame Mr. Rabner?") 

Joe Malinconico, "Aborted Pay Raise for Director Stirs Uproar," The Record, December 5, 2018, p. A-3. (Maritza Davila -- "Maritz Research"? -- City Council President in Paterson noted the approval of a 6% pay increase for Michelle Ralph-Rawls as Personnel Director, granted by herself, even as others were fired or had salaries reduced. If Ms. Ralph-Rawls had "shared" the goodies all would have been well. Do not be too greedy in New Jersey. Maria Martinez a.k.a. Barcelo? Have you been dipping in the cookie jar Maria?)

Dustin Racioppi, "Murphy: I was told not to talk after emailing Brennan," The Record, December 1, 2018, p. A-1. (Who tells New Jersey's governor what to do and/or say? Mr. Perino? Will Mr. Murphy always obey orders? Do some of these orders come from underworld figures? Incidentally, should internal quotation marks not have been used in this headline?)

Charles Stile, "Hard to Believe Phil Murphy After Testimony," The Record, December 6, 2018, p. A-4. (Was Mr. Murphy told to lie? Or did Mr. Murphy tell his assistants to lie about the Brennan matter? Both? If no one believes New Jersey's governor or the state's soiled Chief Justice Stuart Rabner, who can be believed in the state's legal system? Anyone? No one? OAE? Is this your legal ethics New Jersey judges and lawyers? I have contacted the OAE and New Jersey Supreme Court and/or New Jersey judges with proof of serious crimes committed in legal ethics proceedings receiving no reply despite ethics rules and state as well as federal constitutional requirements that I and others receive a "reasonable and prompt" reply. Innocent lives are endangered by the continuing silence from New Jersey. Is this silence "ethical" Mr. Rabner?) 

Scott Fallon, "Meadowlands Mayors Resist Power Plant: 8 Join Motion to Oppose Controversial North Bergen Liberty Generating Plant," The Record, December 6, 2018, p. L-1. (Allegations that bribery has virtually ensured that, despite protests, approval of the controversial plant is certain and that protests by mayors are nothing but a farce are accepted by most people in the area. How much were you really paid by PSE&G Mr. Sweeney?) 

Kristie Cattafi, "EPA Will Update Edgewater on Superfund Site," The Record, December 6, 2018, p. 1-L. (In addition to "other" contaminated sites in Edgewater cleanup efforts at the Quanta Property and "adjacent areas" is deemed "inadequate" since "noxious fumes" continue to be detected in the region. Federal authorities cannot say how many chemicals are involved in this "problem area" or the extent of underground "storage" of materials that are unidentified or for how long chemicals have been dumped in Edgewater, evidently, with the cooperation of local authorities and "business persons." "Mafia Influence in New Jersey Courts and Politics" and "Law and Ethics in the Soprano State.") 

Dustin Racioppi, "Report: Katie Brennan May Sue New Jersey," The Record, December 7, 2018, p. A-3. (Attorneys have informed the state under Sovereign Immunity Laws and other notice requirements that Katie Brennan will sue New Jersey for discrimination and criminal violation of civil rights. The OAE may find that Ms. Brennan is "unethical" if she does so. The cover-up and lies by the governor's men -- they are all attorneys! -- may lead to punitive damages for Ms. Brennan, but will not result in ANY ethics charges against the influential or well-connected liars obstructing justice. Do you speak to me of "ethics" Mr. Rabner? "New Jersey's Office of Attorney Ethics" and "New Jersey's 'Ethical' Legal System.")

Joe Malinconico, "Officer Admits to Role in ER Attack: Pleads Guilty to Concealing a Crime in His Role in Beating a Man in St. Joseph's Hospital," The Record, December 7, 2019, p. L-1. (Cops admit to lying about beatings and, occasionally, shootings of African-American young men. New Jersey police often cover-up their crimes, like the OAE, with the assistance of the courts and prosecutors. This is what they call "legal ethics" in New Jersey. "New Jersey's Office of Attorney Ethics.") 

Terrence T. McDonald, "Jersey City Withdraws Request for Council to OK Law Firm Payments," Jersey Journal, January 24, 2019, posted online at http://www.nj.com. ("The Fulop administration told council members Tuesday night it will no longer ask them to approve a final $21,975.00 payment to a law firm Arleo and Donohue, Esqs., which spent last year 'reviewing' subpoenas and depositions for a matter that is still unknown." Law firms usually over-bill public entities so that a final payment or two can be skipped and the firm may appear generous having already made hundreds of thousands of dollars in fees that are "shared" illegally with corrupt politicians. I wonder what is the "secret" matter for which taxpayers are expected to shell out hefty legal fees without being told why it is in their interest to do so? Where is the OAE in this matter? Why is it "worth" many thousands of dollars merely to "review" documents, if the law firm has done so, at such an exorbitant rate? Are these lawyers "kicking-back" to the OAE as well as local politicians? The OAE wished to know, for example, why $500 was charged for an uncontested divorce. Since few of the so-called "lawyers" at this agency are able to make it as lawyers in the real world they have a dim grasp of the costs of law practice or the generosity of some of us who charged modest fees -- or only costs -- for necessary legal work for poor clients. "New Jersey's Office of Attorney Ethics.")

AP, "Judge Suspended for Secretly Recording Her Boss," Jersey Journal, January 25, 2019, posted at http://www.nj.com. ("TRENTON, N.J. -- New Jersey's Supreme Court has suspended a judge without pay [they should suspend themselves while they are at it!] for making secret recordings of meetings with her boss and initially denying that she did it." Secret recordings by lawyers of colleagues are nothing new. Clients have been wired by the OAE to record their attorney, me, only to have the tapes and transcripts altered, illegally, when the recordings failed to provide anything damaging, so they could then be released and made public as part of a behind-the-back smear campaign. These distorted transcripts were used to smear a POLITICALLY targeted attorney. Shame on you Maureen Manteneo and Lourdes Santiago. How much did you steal from me John McGill? It now appears that both of those women and part-time lesbians to say nothing of Mr. McGill may have been secretly recorded as well as "others" in connection with my matters. I can hardly wait to listen to those tapes. Prosecutors were known to secretly tape judges that they could then pressure to decide matters their way. Deborah Gross-Quatrone, Superior Court Judge and a lesbian, allegedly, "involved" with the likes of Loretta Weinberg and "Little Debbie" Poritz as well as Ms. Santiago and others, LIED and covered-up her secret recordings of colleagues for years. According to the state's soiled Supreme Court that has done much worse and engaged in more extensive LYING: "[Ms. Gross-Quatrone] displayed a disturbing lack of sound judgment and professional integrity." Luisa Guttierez? Mary Anne Kriko? "Trenton's Nasty Lesbian Love-Fest.")

Joe Brandt, "Woman Who Stole $500,000 From Her Cop Husband and His Mom Sentenced to 3 Years in Prison," Jersey Journal, January 24, 2019, posted directly at http://www.nj.com. (Patricia Layton-Picinno, a newly-declared lesbian, "went to great lengths to cover-up money she was stealing from relatives for years." Probably this was about supporting a secret drug habit. Maria Martinez a.k.a. Barcelo may have done the same with school funds or other public moneys to support other habits. Is this "ethical" ladies and/or female persons?) 

Alex Napoliello, "Alleged Pedophile Tennis Instructor Charged With Running Massive Credit-Card Scheme," New Jersey Advanced Media for N..J.Com, January 25, 2019, posted directly at http://www.nj.com. ("Terry Kuo, 26, of Colts Neck, allegedly sitting in a jail cell on accusations he sexually assaulted and kidnapped children, was slapped with 15 more charges for allegedly running a credit card scheme that stole hundreds of thousands of dollars." Mr. Kuo feels that this activity is normal and celebrated in New Jersey. "Law and Ethics in the Soprano State.") 

Anthony G. Alterino, "Former N.J. Teacher Admits Sexually Assaulting a 15-Year-Old Student," Jersey Journal, posted at New Jersey Advanced Media for N.J.Com, January 17, 2019, http://www.nj.com. (Lauren Coyle-Mitchell, 36, allegedly, a lesbian is charged with sexually assaulting a 15-year-old female student as well as male students apparently. The Bergen County resident -- Ridgewood perhaps? -- ADMITTED that she was a second grade teacher in Jersey City who may have engaged in these same activities with her very young students. More lesbian misconduct Ms. Weinberg? Is this behavior typical of lesbians displaying a "love/hate" response for the objects of their affections? Do lesbians hate heterosexual women? "Good Will Humping" and "Genius and Lust.")

Deena Yellin, "Lawyer: 5 Accusers, Church Settled Abuse Cases: Montclair Plaintiff Hopes For Healing," The Record, January 15, 2019, p. A-5. ("Danielle Polimine was sexually abused by Rev. Mitch Walters when she was 13- and 14-years-old." The plague of child abuse is called "the Jersey disease." Please see: "Another Massive Child Porn Crisis in New Jersey.") 

Meghan Grant, "Second Victim of Ex-Glen Rock Officer Sues the Borough," The Record, January 15, 2019, p. 1-L. ("GLEN ROCK -- The borough has received notice that it will be sued for $5 million by a victim of a former officer who was imprisoned for sending naked pictures [of himself] and sexually explicit text messages in 2015 to two underage girls." This is the gentleman who delighted in sending thousands of photos of his penis, allegedly, to little girls. Perhaps he is a suitable candidate for New Jersey's judiciary where he can join Lourdes Santiago, Maureen Manteneo, Estela De La Cruz, "Little Debbie" Poritz and so many others sharing such "tastes" for female children perhaps. "New Jersey is the Home of Child Molesters" and "New Jersey Welcomes Child Molesters.")

Matt Spillane, "Rockland Mob Gambling Ring Broken Up, DA Says," The Record, January 15, 2019, p. 2-L. (Three men with alleged mafia ties and links to New Jersey government, possibly "connected" to Maurice J. Gallipoli and Maureen Manteneo, have been arrested after running an illegal gambling and money laundering operation covering much of New Jersey. "Mafia Influence in New Jersey Courts and Politics.")

David P. Willis, Kevin Johnson, & Bart Johnson, "Cohen Pleads Guilty to LYING: Mueller Probe Homes In on Russian Business Dealings," The Record, November 30, 2018, p. A-4. (Is Michael D. Cohen, Esq. an example of "kosher law practice," Ms. Poritz, and do you still believe that "Jews do not commit crimes"? How many hundreds of attorneys with names like "Cohen" must admit to lying and other crimes before you change your mind on this issue Ms. Poritz? Mr. Rabner? Mr. Albin? Are Jews not like all other human beings in this respect? Are we not all entitled to "equal protection of the law"? Will you finally tell me the truth Mr. Rabner? "Terry Tuchin, Diana Lisa Riccioli, and New Jersey's Agency of Torture" and "David Wildstein and Equal Protection of the Law in New Jersey.") 

Nicolas Katzban, "Lyndhurst Board Member-Elect Bows Out After Arrest," The Record, November 30, 2018, p. L-3. (Vincent Tunnero, shortly after his election to the Lyndhurst Board of Education, declined the seat after news of his October arrest on theft charges became public. Allegations of mob connections have been denied by Mr. Tunnero who has been linked to "Big Nicky" Sacco. These are the sorts of persons found in New Jersey's schools, often associated with organized crime and child-molesting activities, "supervising" the state's children. Are we surprised at the astonishing levels of crime and child abuse in New Jersey schools?)     

Tom Moran, "Hudson Prosecutor, On Hot Seat, Stiff Arms Legislature," The Star-Ledger, January 20, 2019, posted at http://www.nj.com. (Esther Suarez, Hudson's prosecutor who has been linked romantically to Lilian Munoz and Lourdes Santiago as well as others, is seeking to cover-up possibly damaging e-mails and other items sought by N.J. legislators. Ms. Suarez may have been hoping to become New Jersey's Attorney General under Governor Murphy by protecting Al Alvarez no doubt at the request of Senator Menendez and the governor's men. The issue now concerns whether Ms. Suarez LIED in the Al Alvarez matter hoping for professional success or in exchange for cold hard cash. All of this reeks of the methods of the OAE and the sort of tactics I have experienced from New Jersey officials. Ms. Suarez has also lied about her role and actions in connection with my life and several still pending matters in New Jersey. "Trenton's Nasty Lesbian Love Fest.") 

Rebecca Everett, "WATCH: 'We don't want to arrest you' -- Cop says before take-down that left a man in a comma," January 28, 2019, posted at http://www.nj.com. (During the course of what was probably an illegal arrest William Oslin "developed" a fractured skull and suffered life-long injuries. After Xavier Ingram was transformed into a vegetable because of a traffic offense by Camden police who then claimed, with the assistance of prosecutors, that Mr. Ingram "fell down" we have yet another example of N.J. police brutality and lying. OAE? What did you know about rape of victims under hypnosis and when did you know it Mr. Rabner?)   

Hal Wirths, "GOP Lawmaker: Murphy Must Come Clean On the Hiring of Alvarez, Who is Accused of Rape," The Star-Ledger, January 25, 2019, posted at http://www.nj.com. (Mr. Murphy has yet to tell the full truth about hiring Mr. Alvarez. For whom were favors done in connection with the absolute sleazabag that is Al Alvarez? Bob Menendez?)     

"Tax Collector for 3 N.J. Towns Accused of Stealing $75,000 in Property Taxes," November 5, 2018, posted at http://www.nj.com. (Rachelyn Mosher, municipal tax collector for three townships in Warren County, is accused of stealing more than $75,000 in residents' property taxes according to N.J. State Police. If people working for state and local governments see clearly that Mr. Sweeney and Mr. Menendez as well as many others are stealing from the public treasury it is difficult for them to refrain from doing the same, especially when there are no consequences for such thefts by the powerful few in New Jersey. Everybody does it?)

Drew Shenehan, "Phil Murphy is Hiding Something," (Editorial) The Star-Ledger, January 27, 2019, posted at http://www.nj.com. ("Ignoring centuries of empirical evidence that the cover-up is worse than the crime -- although not in this case -- Murphy is insisting on enforcing gag orders on former campaign workers who made complaints of sexual and workplace abuse." OAE? Still covering-up and LYING in Trenton Mr. McGill? Shame on you.)

Rebecca Everett, "Latin Teacher Charged With Having Sexual Relationship With Student," New Jersey Advanced Media for N.J.Com, November 1, 2018, posted at http://www.nj.com. (Brantley Cesanek who taught Latin at Cherokee High School in Burlington County, but lived in Hudson County, has been arrested and charged with sexual assault, endangering the welfare of a minor, and official misconduct. "It is no big deal in New Jersey," according to the accused, who may have a point. "Menendez Consorts With Underage Prostitutes.") 

Charles Stile, "Officials Live Large With No Apologies: Tax payers front bills for luxe times at conference," The Record, January 28, 2019, p. A-1. (N.J. taxpayers continue to be exploited by their corrupt politicians "on the tit" and most persons are too tired at the end of the day to do much about it. People are sick of this nonsense.) 

Dustin Racioppi, "Who in N.J. Will Want to Read a Book by Christie?," The Record, January 28, 2019, p. A-1. (Christie will find it difficult to restore his soiled reputation or wash off the sleaze that clings to him after Bridgegate. Mr. Christie's brand of "in-your-face" politics combined with corruption is not something New Jersey's people long to experience again. Mr. Christie's book was ghost written and may not even have been read by the former governor who also fails to look at most of the documents that come across his desk. "Chris Christie and Joey Torres in New Trouble.") 

Nicolas Katzban, "Report on District's Finances to be Released: Lyndhurst Schools Have $5 MILLION Budget Deficit," The Record, January 28, 2019, p. L-1. (Funds seem to be missing. How strange this is in New Jersey?) 

Joe Malinconico, "Officials' Work Time Records Are Scrutinized," The Record, January 28, 2019, p. L-1. (The woman hired as Personnel Director in Paterson did not keep proper records or may have falsified them as regards her own work time even as she gave herself a pay raise. Ms. Ralph-Rawls joins the ranks of New Jersey's corrupt officials. Is she another "dirty" lesbian?) 

Terrence T. McDonald, "Law Firm Kept Working For Jersey City Even After Council Voted Down Contract," The Jersey Journal, January 22, 2019, posted at http://www.nj.com. (Jersey City council members voted down a contract for legal services from "connected" lawyers Arleo & Donohue, Esqs., who are said to "kick-back" to their friends from their public legal fees, and to overbill accordingly. Sure enough: "The firm was billing for work the city said was related to 'information requests' involving the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. The contract was for $20,000, was reauthorized for another $20,000 in March, 2015 and again in October 2016 for $20,000. The administration is asking the council on Thursday to approve $21,975 for work through October, 2017." More legal bills were generated after the cancellation of the contract for their services by the Arleo firm in the amount of $12,530. None of this is a problem for the OAE which is allegedly getting a cut from these fees as is the Jersey City corporate counsel Mr. Fulop. Legal ethics? "Corrupt Law Firms, Senator Bob, and New Jersey Ethics.")

Terrence T. McDonald, "Man Who Says Cops Assaulted Him Getting $70,000 From Jersey City," The Jersey Journal, January 29, 2019, posted at http://www.nj.com. (Jarett Blair, 19, at the time of the incident, was assaulted "by mistake" and denied medical attention also "by mistake." A $70,000 settlement will be approved for this man who was severely injured under the custody of Jersey City police who claim that "he fell down.") 

Tom Moran, "Brendan Gill: 'I didn't hire Al Alvarez' -- Ethics," The Star-Ledger, January 28, 2019, posted at http://www.nj.com. (Brendan Gill wishes to clear that he had nothing to do with hiring sleazebag Al Alvarez, Esq. after the alleged rape of Katie Brennan. So who was behind this hiring decision? Bob Menendez? "Menendez Consorts With Underage Prostitutes" and "Wedding Bells Ring For Menendez!")

Tom Moran, "Dark Money Reform Now Hinges on Assembly Speaker Coughlin," The Star-Ledger, January 31, 2019, posted at http://www/nj.com. (Will Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin, Esq. approve a bill to ban "dark money" funds in New Jersey politics? No.)

Paul Mulshine, "Let Him Finish?: In His Own Mind, Chris Christie is Just Getting Started," The Star-Ledger, January 31, 2019, posted at http://www.nj.com. (Christie has only himself to blame for his troubles. Christie believes his own lies and suffers from delusions of grandeur. Mr. Christie cannot distinguish clearly fantasy from reality and is not the sort of person who should be entrusted with legal authority anywhere.) 

Nicolas Pugliese, "State Spells Out Strict Follow-Up on Sex Assaults: Directive Released Amid Scandal Over Hiring by Murphy's Team," The Record, November 28, 2018, p. A-1. (Sexual assaults matters concerning lawyers and judges continue to be swept under the rug. "Diana Lisa Riccioli"? Loretta Weinberg? "Diana's Friend Goes to Prison" and "Marilyn Straus Was Right.")

Dustin Racioppi, "N.J. Lags in Rules on Financial Disclosures: 'Dark Money' Issue Gets Better Focus in Trenton," The Record, November 27, 2018, p. A-1. (Politicians in New Jersey do not wish to reveal or "be transparent about" all sources of their war chests or personal wealth. "Dark Money" politics may be anti-democratic, but is as traditional in New Jersey as the mafia. "Was Menendez bribed to get a Visa for a Croney?" and "Bribery in Union City New Jersey.")

Chad Day, "Mueller Says Manafort LIED, a Violation of Plea Agreement," The Record, November 27, 2018, p. A-4. ("Hillary For Prison"? What about Hillary's emails? Hypocrisy like the OAE's concerns about "ethics"? Trump lies; Manafort lies; Cohen lies; Giuliani lies. Is anyone not lying in the Trump administration? "Is truth dead?") 

Joe Malinconico, "Ex-Paterson Mayor's Release Date Set," The Record, November 27, 2018, p. L-1. (Joey Torres, Esq. may be released from prison after 13 months of a five-year sentence so that he can return to "public service." Will Mr. Torres serve on the New Jersey Bar Association's Ethics Committee?) 

Joshua Jongsma, "Man and Woman in Edgewater Are Accused of Human Trafficking," The Record, November 27, 2018, p. L-2. (A couple trafficked women and children, probably, for prostitution. Usually delivery into Manhattan is available which is why service providers prefer the corrupt local towns like Union City, North Bergen, Hoboken or Edgewater right on the northern coast of New Jersey close to the bridge and tunnels. All of the banking business for these charming people was done at Mariner Bank.)    

Drew Shenehan, "Chris Christie is Finished," (Editorial) The Star-Ledger, February 3, 2019, posted at http://www.nj.com. (Much of the trouble with New Jersey is the result of the sheer mediocrity or worse of the state's politicians. Mr. Christie was not much of a governor, but was probably a better option than his Democrat opponent: "His book is much like his terms as the state's chief executive, full of petty grudges, national political aspirations and little time for his home state." Please see: "David Wildstein and Equal Protection of the Law in New Jersey.") 

"Something Stinks in Kearny," (Editorial) Jersey Journal, February 3, 2019, posted at http://www.nj.com. (An unbearable stench afflicting Kearny, New Jersey seems to be due to "liquid sewage sludge" leaking into the soil and water. The stench and fecal matter are features of New Jersey life and politics that defines the Garden State's sad reality. Skin conditions and difficulties breathing have been reported by local residents, especially children, to the indifference of the authorities. "New Jersey is America's Legal Toilet" and "New Jersey's Feces-Covered Supreme Court.") 

Steph Solis, "Immigration Fraud? New Jersey Businesses Say 'No': Some Have Paid Fines but Insist They Obeyed the Law," The Record, February 4, 2019, p. A-1. (Numerous New Jersey businesses were cited last year for DEFRAUDING customers by overcharging for bogus immigration services. Quite a few of the fraudsters, once again, happen to be lawyers. Mostly Latino New Jersey lawyers stole from their own people knowing they could not help the "customers." "The AG accused 28 businesses of immigration fraud charges." These filthy liars and thieves were among those presuming to judge my ethics. Jose Ginarte? Gilberto Garcia? Lilian Munoz?) 

Ken Serrano, "New Epidemic?: Meth Skyrockets in New Jersey -- Cartel's Reach Seen as Factor in Spike," The Record, February 4, 2019, p. A-3. (Over the past 2 years a 58% increase in meth sales in New Jersey has been detected. Cartels count police and judges among their employees in N.J. often speaking of the Garden State as an "easy place to do business." Lawyers and judges, I was assured by Cartel leaders, are more corrupt in New Jersey than in most places in Latin America. Do you speak to me of "ethics" Mr. Rabner? Are these crooked OAE lawyers my ethical "superiors" Mr. Rabner? "Have you no shame Mr. Rabner?" and "Stuart Rabner's Selective Sense of Justice.")

Jim Mustian and Tom Hays, "'El Chapo' Guzman Trial Shows Impact of Grant on Drug Wars," The Record, February 4, 2019, p. A-1. (New Jersey has always been regarded as "friendly" to the drug cartels and child pornographers because of a bought judiciary and dirty cops. No wonder I am unable to receive a response to my communications to the authorities. How much cash do you need to do your jobs in Trenton? "New Jersey's 'Ethical' Legal System" and "New Jersey's Office of Attorney Ethics.") 

Meghan Grant, "Waldwick Facing $6.75 MILLION in Pending Legal Claims," The Record, February 4, 2019, p. L-1. (Almost $7 MILLION in lawsuits are pending against Waldwick because of a pattern of aggressive behavior and hostility from former administrator and alleged lesbian Laura Harris, Esq. Loretta Weinberg says: "It's O.K. when lesbians do it." "New Jersey Lesbian Sends Nude Photos to Minor" and "N.J. Lesbian Professor Rapes a Disabled Man.") 

Joshua Jongsma, "Attorney in Garfield Faces More Charges," The Record, February 4, 2019, p. L-3. (Alfredo Ramos, Esq., an attorney linked to Bob Menendez and Joey Torres, alleged to be my ethical superior perhaps -- like Edgar Navarete -- "for the second time in as many months was arrested and accused of misusing his clients' funds." The OAE was too busy trying to prevent me from writing online to worry about this guy. Mr. Ramos kept $90,000 from each of two real estate transactions. Earlier he was charged with pocketing $100,000 from a real estate closing. How much did Edgar Navarete steal from me? Was John McGill or Jose Ginarte in on that scam? I did not steal from clients, but the OAE does not like my politics or my willingness to criticize them. Apparently, Kearny is not the only place in Jersey drowning in feces. "New Jersey's Feces-Covered Supreme Court" and "New Jersey's Political and Supreme Court Whores.")

Rodrigo Torrejon, "Teaneck Man Charged With Sending Sex Messages to Teen," The Record, November 23, 2018, p. L-2. (The first court appearances are coming up for Jose Solis Vargas, 30, a Bob Menendez supporter who is charged with sending sex messages to a child. New Jersey is definitely the place for this sort of thing.) 

Hannah Adeley, "New Jersey [Church] to Name [More] Accused Priests: Cardinal Vows 'Complete Review' of Sexual Abuse," The Record, November 20, 2018, p. A-1. (New Jersey's Catholic Church during the course of 2019 will name ALL priests "credibly charged" with sexual abuse. Lawyers participating in a cover-up of these matters will not be named. The OAE continues to LIE and cover-up their role in my matters as well as whose interests they were serving and for what consideration in targeting me. "John McGill, Esq., the OAE, and New Jersey Corruption" then, again, "New Jersey's 'Ethical Legal System" and "New Jersey's Office of Attorney Ethics.") 

Kristie Cattafi," Fred Daibes Bail Using Land as Collateral," The Record, November 20, 2018, p. L-1. ("EDGEWATER -- Fred Daibes, the prominent Bergen County developer recently indicted on bank fraud and conspiracy charges has bonded $10 million using some of his property [which is now said not really to be his!] in the borough to cover his bail." New death threats against Mr. Daibes from alleged underworld figures have surfaced in February, 2019. More charges are expected against Mr. Daibes. I wonder why the mob does not like Fred Daibes all of a sudden. Cooperating with the FBI Fred? "Mafia Influence in New Jersey Courts and Politics.")