GARBAGE PAIL PERSIANO, WAS ON FBI PAYROLL WHEN HE RIPPED PEOPLE OFF
This is just another glowing example of a peice of trash the FBI has employed over the years. I have talked about this before, but it seems like sometimes the things I put out seem to get lost a bit considering people are looking for mob hits, and drama.
I have long spoken out against the turds that the FBI consistently puts on the payroll. We've talked about JR RUBEO, a pile of trash who broke so many laws under his FBI protection and payroll I couldn't sit with a straight face listening to this jerk off talk about Joey Merlino. How does the FBI employ anyone who attempts to shake down the Government and prosecution? It gets worse.
How about Rabbie? You know the guy who was a known terrorist, given the death sentence in Lebanon for allegedly selling arms to Hamas. The same guy who was pimping himself out for money for sex, the same one who attempted to shake down multiple people because he owed huge gambling debts in the city of Philadlephia. How about how he begged people to borrow money on false pretenses multiple times, and when the heat came down, he mentions Phil Narducci and all of a sudden the FBI forgets about all the drugs he was selling, the prostitution and more? How about how they wanted to come after me, making up the most hilarious shit because I publicly shamed them? Now...
Anthony "Piece of Shit" Persiano. In case your not familiar with this puke, he's another one. Persiano is the rat in the Joseph "Joe Electric" Servidio case. Servidio for over a year was taped by none other than Persiano. Servidio would be charged with selling large quantities of meth, heroin laced with fetanyl and other drugs in a federal indictment in Camden, New Jersey. Servidio along with other alleged members of the Philadelphia mafia and associates were all picked up on conversations. Salvatore Piccolo was also named in the indictment, and all the charges were built based upon the work of Persiano. This is more background in case your not familair with the specific case.
Charges aside, we always have to consider the reality and basis for any informant. While testimony is almost always tailored and stretched, the one thing that makes me sick about all of these guys is the mere fact that they lie. Tapes aside. If you've ever heard tapes it's always the rat leading this one and that one into a conversation. It's leading at best, and shouldn't be considered evidence, especially when you consider Anthony Persiano was breaking the fucking law the entire time he was on the FBI payroll. I'm not sure if you've ever seen what a witsec agreement or FBI agreement is, but they cannot commit violent acts, they cannot engage in crimes, unless those crimes are sanctioned by the FBI. In many cases they are allowed to collect a vig, loanshark, make bets, as long as the evidence acquired
is used in connection with a federal indictment, or ongoing case.
I've seen it too many times. These guys just break the law. They are supposed to be supervised. Rubeo wasn't for some 100 days of 119 days. That means for 118 days he was out breaking the law and the FBI turned the other way. In this particular case, Anthony Persiano ripped off a woman whose name I don't want to divulge, but he took her for $100,000 while he was on the FBI's payroll. What is truly astounding is the mere fact that the FBI knows this, and has done nothing about it. If we look into Anthony Persiano's plea agreement, it's incredulous. Let's look at the counts. Persiano was running a home restortation business called CODE RED and ASSURED.
COUNT ONE
Having Unlawfully and intentionally conspired to devise a scheme and artifice to defraud, and to obtain money and property namely approximetly $175,000 by means of materially false and fraudulent prentenses, repersentations and promises, and to do so by means of interstate wire transmissions..
Count One carries a maximum fine of $250,000, and 20 years in prison. However, underneath the predicates is this terminology, pay attention here: twice the gross amount of any percuniary loss sustained by ANY of the victims of the offense.
COUNT TWO
Mail Fraud(whch includes prestenses set forth up above, same terminology)
Count Two carries a maximum fine of $250,000 and 20 years in prison. It also has the same exact terminology.
Right off the bat, Persiano if not an informant is looking at 40 years plus a $500,000 fine and restitution. Even if we pretend he'd never been in trouble before, and even if those sentences were maxed out and concurrent, he was still likely going to get hammered with 15 years minumim. But....because hes a rat...let's look at the deal he signed with the FEDS. Keep in mind, he ripped off someone else for $100,000 grand that isn't a part of this case, while he was on the FBI payroll., and the FEDS aren't uttering a word about it. We have to take the stance that if he continued to break the law while under the payroll, why the hell isn't there a 3rd count? Well, because the FEDS allow this shit to happen all the time. But let's get to his plea...
In many of these pleas, the defendant agrees to plead guility, "saving the courts from a costly trial," which is utter bullshit. They are getting a good deal. That's the bottom line. While I must admit, judges can refuse deals, but rarely do. They can disagree with the guidelines called for in a sentecing and they can scoff at the prosections reccomendations, and they can take into account the defendants service to the Government. All that being said, let's get to the bottom line.
For counts one and two, Persiano may be required to serve a term of supervised released for no more than 3 years on count one and two, which will begin at the end of any sentence handed down. When you begin it with supervised release, you can already sorta see where this is heading.
Persiano may be required to serve no more than 2 years in prison for counts one and two, which may run consecutively. Also mentioned is the staged robbery at a Pawn Shop, which he didn't seem to be charged with. The rest of the deal include restitution repayments and etc.
The point is, this asswipe is likely going to get away will robbing and bllking people out of millions, but because he didn't want to go to jail, and was willing to inform on others the Government is willing to look the other way at a career scumbag. The bottom line for Persiano in sentencing is that, as long as his direct information was enough, it's gonna be a slap on the fucking wrist a free trip to Witsec. Nevermind the staged robbery, the fraud, and everything else. But what about the woman who Persiano robbed of $100,000? She still waits for answers from the FBI.
She got hosed. No other way around it. Persiano stole from her, not while he was indicted, not while he was lounging on some witsec couch. It was while the FBI was paying him, to help them indict people in other cases. What is sickening is that she doesn't have a voice. She's not gonna get her money back. At what point do we have to hold a brick to the FBI's head and let the public know that these vultures we employ help career criminals to bank roll themselves before they go riding into the sunset with a cactus in their asses?
Greg Scarpa did the same thing. He murdered while the FBI looked the other way. Whitey Bulger stole, robbed and murdered while the FBI looked the other way. At some point this stuff has to stop, and Persiano should get 17-30 without even seeing the sunshine again. He should be placed in a cell where everyday is a reminder that he's a pile of shit. But what about the culpability of the FBI?
How many times are we going to see these FBI agents fined, centured and in some cases thrown off cases for misconduct, how long will it take for the public and juries to stop buying this shit?
If you have any doubts, look back at the Phil Narducci case for a second. The prosecution in that case wanted to subpeona me, wanted a search and seizure on me. For what? Because I TOLD THE TRUTH AND MADE THEM LOOK EXACTLY THE WAY THEY ARE. Liars, scoundrels and degenerates. Look, all is fair in crime and punishment right. Cops are cops to arrest bad guys, I get it. I really do, but the sheer amount of misconduct, lying and absurd stuff the FBI has done, continues to do is sickening.
The bottom line will always be how much do you know, how much can you offer. If the price is great enough they don't care if you rob, murder and extort as long as they get the bottom line. That's what the justice systen has become in so many ways, a revolving casino for informants. They lie, cheat and steal, while getting paid to do it, and the FBI doesn't care because they want those padded conviction stats. They want a high conviction rate, it's important to them. It's a shame that's the concern and not the people who are being lied about, and ripped off. It's not okay this happened to this woman at all. Perhaps the most important thing is this, if an informant is breaking the law with protection from the FBI how the hell can we believe what they say, or what the informant says? The answer is simple. We can't. This is why those who have voices have to stand up and scream. What is accepted now, is only gonna get more disgusting as long as they are allowed to act complicit in crimnality together. That's the truth.
I have long spoken out against the turds that the FBI consistently puts on the payroll. We've talked about JR RUBEO, a pile of trash who broke so many laws under his FBI protection and payroll I couldn't sit with a straight face listening to this jerk off talk about Joey Merlino. How does the FBI employ anyone who attempts to shake down the Government and prosecution? It gets worse.
How about Rabbie? You know the guy who was a known terrorist, given the death sentence in Lebanon for allegedly selling arms to Hamas. The same guy who was pimping himself out for money for sex, the same one who attempted to shake down multiple people because he owed huge gambling debts in the city of Philadlephia. How about how he begged people to borrow money on false pretenses multiple times, and when the heat came down, he mentions Phil Narducci and all of a sudden the FBI forgets about all the drugs he was selling, the prostitution and more? How about how they wanted to come after me, making up the most hilarious shit because I publicly shamed them? Now...
Anthony "Piece of Shit" Persiano. In case your not familiar with this puke, he's another one. Persiano is the rat in the Joseph "Joe Electric" Servidio case. Servidio for over a year was taped by none other than Persiano. Servidio would be charged with selling large quantities of meth, heroin laced with fetanyl and other drugs in a federal indictment in Camden, New Jersey. Servidio along with other alleged members of the Philadelphia mafia and associates were all picked up on conversations. Salvatore Piccolo was also named in the indictment, and all the charges were built based upon the work of Persiano. This is more background in case your not familair with the specific case.
I've seen it too many times. These guys just break the law. They are supposed to be supervised. Rubeo wasn't for some 100 days of 119 days. That means for 118 days he was out breaking the law and the FBI turned the other way. In this particular case, Anthony Persiano ripped off a woman whose name I don't want to divulge, but he took her for $100,000 while he was on the FBI's payroll. What is truly astounding is the mere fact that the FBI knows this, and has done nothing about it. If we look into Anthony Persiano's plea agreement, it's incredulous. Let's look at the counts. Persiano was running a home restortation business called CODE RED and ASSURED.
COUNT ONE
Having Unlawfully and intentionally conspired to devise a scheme and artifice to defraud, and to obtain money and property namely approximetly $175,000 by means of materially false and fraudulent prentenses, repersentations and promises, and to do so by means of interstate wire transmissions..
Count One carries a maximum fine of $250,000, and 20 years in prison. However, underneath the predicates is this terminology, pay attention here: twice the gross amount of any percuniary loss sustained by ANY of the victims of the offense.
COUNT TWO
Mail Fraud(whch includes prestenses set forth up above, same terminology)
Count Two carries a maximum fine of $250,000 and 20 years in prison. It also has the same exact terminology.
Right off the bat, Persiano if not an informant is looking at 40 years plus a $500,000 fine and restitution. Even if we pretend he'd never been in trouble before, and even if those sentences were maxed out and concurrent, he was still likely going to get hammered with 15 years minumim. But....because hes a rat...let's look at the deal he signed with the FEDS. Keep in mind, he ripped off someone else for $100,000 grand that isn't a part of this case, while he was on the FBI payroll., and the FEDS aren't uttering a word about it. We have to take the stance that if he continued to break the law while under the payroll, why the hell isn't there a 3rd count? Well, because the FEDS allow this shit to happen all the time. But let's get to his plea...
In many of these pleas, the defendant agrees to plead guility, "saving the courts from a costly trial," which is utter bullshit. They are getting a good deal. That's the bottom line. While I must admit, judges can refuse deals, but rarely do. They can disagree with the guidelines called for in a sentecing and they can scoff at the prosections reccomendations, and they can take into account the defendants service to the Government. All that being said, let's get to the bottom line.
For counts one and two, Persiano may be required to serve a term of supervised released for no more than 3 years on count one and two, which will begin at the end of any sentence handed down. When you begin it with supervised release, you can already sorta see where this is heading.
Persiano may be required to serve no more than 2 years in prison for counts one and two, which may run consecutively. Also mentioned is the staged robbery at a Pawn Shop, which he didn't seem to be charged with. The rest of the deal include restitution repayments and etc.
The point is, this asswipe is likely going to get away will robbing and bllking people out of millions, but because he didn't want to go to jail, and was willing to inform on others the Government is willing to look the other way at a career scumbag. The bottom line for Persiano in sentencing is that, as long as his direct information was enough, it's gonna be a slap on the fucking wrist a free trip to Witsec. Nevermind the staged robbery, the fraud, and everything else. But what about the woman who Persiano robbed of $100,000? She still waits for answers from the FBI.
She got hosed. No other way around it. Persiano stole from her, not while he was indicted, not while he was lounging on some witsec couch. It was while the FBI was paying him, to help them indict people in other cases. What is sickening is that she doesn't have a voice. She's not gonna get her money back. At what point do we have to hold a brick to the FBI's head and let the public know that these vultures we employ help career criminals to bank roll themselves before they go riding into the sunset with a cactus in their asses?
Greg Scarpa did the same thing. He murdered while the FBI looked the other way. Whitey Bulger stole, robbed and murdered while the FBI looked the other way. At some point this stuff has to stop, and Persiano should get 17-30 without even seeing the sunshine again. He should be placed in a cell where everyday is a reminder that he's a pile of shit. But what about the culpability of the FBI?
How many times are we going to see these FBI agents fined, centured and in some cases thrown off cases for misconduct, how long will it take for the public and juries to stop buying this shit?
If you have any doubts, look back at the Phil Narducci case for a second. The prosecution in that case wanted to subpeona me, wanted a search and seizure on me. For what? Because I TOLD THE TRUTH AND MADE THEM LOOK EXACTLY THE WAY THEY ARE. Liars, scoundrels and degenerates. Look, all is fair in crime and punishment right. Cops are cops to arrest bad guys, I get it. I really do, but the sheer amount of misconduct, lying and absurd stuff the FBI has done, continues to do is sickening.
The bottom line will always be how much do you know, how much can you offer. If the price is great enough they don't care if you rob, murder and extort as long as they get the bottom line. That's what the justice systen has become in so many ways, a revolving casino for informants. They lie, cheat and steal, while getting paid to do it, and the FBI doesn't care because they want those padded conviction stats. They want a high conviction rate, it's important to them. It's a shame that's the concern and not the people who are being lied about, and ripped off. It's not okay this happened to this woman at all. Perhaps the most important thing is this, if an informant is breaking the law with protection from the FBI how the hell can we believe what they say, or what the informant says? The answer is simple. We can't. This is why those who have voices have to stand up and scream. What is accepted now, is only gonna get more disgusting as long as they are allowed to act complicit in crimnality together. That's the truth.
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