Talk:Michael Sacco

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I cut this from the page pending some clear sources and cleanup:

Michael Sacco, is a made member of the mafia, according to William P. Redden, a retired FBI agent who investigated Mr. Sacco during the "Ghost Room Scheme" in which the Labor Department and the FBI uncovered Pension Plan Fraud which was perpetrated by the union. The Seafarers International Union was allowed to settle the case by paying the $2,000,000 dollars back to the Pension Plan. This case is a matter of public record.

• These are serious charges and need actual references beyond "public record"

Mr. Sacco had a chance to prove that these allegations were false as he sued me in 3 three different courts and presented false evidence to the court. Rather that present himself for a deposition he dropped the case against me. The accusations that I have made can be corroborated by William P. Redden. Futher corroboration of the Pension Fund Fraud can be gathered from Mr. Joseph Theis of the Labor Departments Office of Investigations.

• This section is simple personal comment and should be left out.

Last year the Department of Education found the Seafarers International Union guilty of Age Discrimination and fined the Union $1,000,000. This is a matter of public record.

--Bookandcoffee 17:54, 23 April 2007 (UTC)

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Michael Sacco, is a made member of the mafia, according to William P. Redden, a retired FBI agent who investigated Mr. Sacco during the "Ghost Room Scheme" in which the Labor Department and the FBI uncovered Pension Plan Fraud which was perpetrated by the union. The Seafarers International Union was allowed to settle the case by paying the $2,000,000 dollars back to the Pension Plan. This case is a matter of public record. Mr. Sacco had a chance to prove that these allegations were false as he sued me in 3 three different courts and presented false evidence to the court. Rather that present himself for a deposition he dropped the case against me. The accusations that I have made can be corroborated by William P. Redden. Futher corroboration of the Pension Fund Fraud can be gathered from Mr. Joseph Theis of the Labor Departments Office of Investigations. Last year the Department of Education found the Seafarers International Union guilty of Age Discrimination and fined the Union $1,000,000. This is a matter of public record.

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