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Friday, March 6, 2009

03/06/09 READER SUBMITTED COMMENTS: More On Malloy

THE COVER UPS: Things Are Not What They Appear To Be In Stamford

Greenwich Roundup Is Getting A Lot Of New Readers From Stamford, Because There Is Not A Place To Vent About Heast Newspaper's Coverage In The City That Works

To the Greenwich Roundup,

Thank you for reporting the truth about the Mayor of Stamford and his attempts at covering up a very long history of felonies (not convicted) committed by his 21 year old son, Ben. This kid has been a serious problem for years. Anyone else would have been locked up years ago.

I wonder how the former editor of the Stamford Advocate, Joseph Pisani, sleeps at night. Just once I'd like to see the facts listed in print, and followed up on.

The threesome of the Chief of Stamford's police, Mayor Dan Malloy, and the fired editor of the Greenwich Time / Stamford Advocate, Joe Pisani should all be held accountable for some truth.

STAMFORD is tired of this.
PLEASE SEE:
THE HEADLINES:

Son Continues Campaign To Keep Dad From Being Governor

Mayors Son Arrested In Attempted Robbery

THE QUOTES:

"We worked on this a little faster than normal. There was a lot of fear in the community with three armed men running around doing home invasions." said Darien Lt. Ronald Bussell .....

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