Anthony Pellicano's Mafia
Ties
January 29. 2008
Anthony
Pellicano
Anthony Pellicano, the disgraced and incarcerated private
investigator to Madonna,
Bert Fields,
Tom Cruise, O.J. Simpson and Brad Grey, has ties to the Mafia. For years he’d cultivated an image of a Sicilian, baseball
bat carrying, knife wielding, Godfather watching thug, nicknamed
“The Sin Eater,” but there is actually a reason for his conduct – according to numerous credible
reports, he is mixed up with the mafia.
The harassment of Los Angeles
Times writer Anita Busch by Anthony Pellicano has a mafia angle.
Busch was investigating his client, actor Steven Seagal, and his
ties to the mafia, which has since been widely written about in
the press. Last year Anthony Pellicano was also formally
accused by the government of calling for a mob hit on one of his former
employees, to stop him from testifying at the PI's forthcoming Hollywood trial
for illegal wiretapping, harassment and witness intimidation, in an ongoing case
that's already netted 12 arrests.
STORY
SOURCE
"Feds Say Anthony
Pellicano Was Part of Joey "The Clown" Lombardo's Crew"
The Chicago Sun-Times
reports: Allegations of mob ties have long dogged Anthony Pellicano, once
the private investigator of choice for Hollywood stars. On Thursday, for the
first time, the feds marked his place in Chicago mob history, saying he once
belonged to the mob crew of Joseph "Joey the Clown" Lombardo.
A former associate of
Lombardo, Alva Johnson Rodgers, is cooperating with the feds and is expected
to testify at trial that Pellicano asked him to torch two buildings in the
mid-1970s...
In one case,
Pellicano allegedly paid Rodgers to shut down a restaurant. Rodgers got some
neighborhood kids to break the restaurant's windows, which hurt business, but
Pellicano allegedly was looking for something a little more permanent, like
burning the place down. Rodgers allegedly declined and refused to give
Pellicano his money back.
In another instance,
previously reported by the Sun-Times, Pellicano allegedly asked Rodgers to burn
down a building in the northwest suburbs, and Rodgers complied. No word yet
from Hollywood liberals who've hired Pellicano over the years."
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