Complaint / Review
Mayor Fabrizi, Quatrella & Rizio, Dean Singleton, Connecticut Post
Mayor Fabrizi, Quatrella & Rizio, Dean Singleton, Connecticut Post, Sued for back taxes while wife was dying of cancer-said they wouldn't but did as soon as Fabrizi gained absolute power as mayor of Bridgeport corruption

While my late beloved wife Ellen was recuperating from cancer, she was told she was cured, John Fabrizi, who was seeking to be the next Mayor of Bridgeport befriended me as he feared the power of the press, that is, my little news letter. I had to rename it from The Bridgeport Post to George Mougios Reports as ordered to do so by Federal Judge Dominic Squartito. Now that Judge Squartito is retired, I may go back to using the name The Bridgeport Post as I think the judge was wrong in his decision
against me.

The corruption in Bridgeport, and in Connectcut is a long story but it encompases the local police, the state police, the legislature, the state courts, the motor vehicle dept., among others.

It is a long story and I have been fighting a lonely battle. A few months ago, my family home at 1415-17 Capitol Avenue was set on fire. I barely escaped yet not a word about it in Connecticut Post which reports on every fire in Bridgeport. The acting Fire Marsahall, approached me while I was under duress right after my escape and told me the fire was set and showed me PART OF A MATCH he found on a couch in the basement. I have been trying to contact the fire marshall ever since to no avail.

All telephone lines on the Internet have blocked me from getting access to any Bridgeport city employees including the fire marshall's office. This was dome by FABRIZI.

My house was under foreclsoure but I still saved it. The manner in which it was foreclosed is a matter of great interest as Fabrizi promised to help me as my wife had cancer. After elected, and after my wife died, he unleashed the unscrupulous lawyers, Quatrella & Rizio on me. I suffer from many ailments and I am 69 years old. I was homeless and had to seek shelter somewhere.

I will continue with this story in the next issue as my anxiety gets too high and I can't stay online this long. But what can one person do in a city and a state run by gangsters. Every lawyer in Bridgeport is afraid to even discuss my case, let alone represent me.

The only solution I see is for the feds to take over Bridgeport, Connecticut as they once took over a city in Alabama. They may have to take over the whole state, that is not an exageration. More to come in later issues.