FBI Operation Bullpen into Stan's Sports memorabilia under scrutiny for wrongful conviction of Stan Fitzgerald says Private Investigator
Jul 15, 2023
Stan Fitzgerald was coerced into confessing after 58 months of DOJ threats and wrongfully convicted says Investigator Patrick Collis of Spartan Investigations. Collis previously provided security services for the Team Trump Georgia bus tour in 2022
CALDWELL, N.J. - July 15, 2023 - PRLog -- By Patrick Collis :
Stans Sports Memorabilia of Caldwell New Jersey was raided by the FBI in 1999, with a plea 58 months later, Questions now are raised by Spartan Investigations.
In October of 1999 Stans Sports Memorabilia was subject to the execution of a search warrant by the FBI. The case was dubbed "Operation Bullpen" Stan Fitzgerald plead guilty to fraud 58 months later after the raid. Questions now are raised by Spartan Investigations as to the validity of the conviction.
Spartan Investigations recently reviewed FBI Operation Bullpen evidence on Stans Sports Memorabilia. The high-profile investigative firm reviewed polygraphs, bank records, attorney documents, exculpatory evidence and tape recordings from 23 years ago which strongly indicate Stan Fitzgerald was wrongfully convicted and he was a victim, not a co-conspirator, said Patrick Collis.
58 months of threats by the federal government would break anyone to admit to something they were innocent of." - Patrick Collis Private Investigator
Stan Fitzgerald recently having taken on a role as executive producer in a forthcoming Frank X Panico documentary film titled "The Fall of Deceit". A film which covers FBI Abuse, Government Overreach and persecutions of Christians in America now shares his story from decades ago on his consulting firm website : https://lstrategies.org/news/
"First of all, I am not the kind of guy that will use the victim card, I would rather just have my actions and generosity speak for themselves. People that whisper assume I benefit somehow from politics and the reality is that I am the benefactor. Up until Frank asked me to get involved with his film, I tended to not want to relieve that abuse I suffered from 23 years ago being it triggers my PTS to do, so but this project as it relates to the road our country is on is more important than my PTS," said Stan Fitzgerald.
The Private Investigator findings were covered on Fox News affiliate WICZ – Fox 40.
https://www.wicz.com/story/49177240/stan-fitzgerald-new-jersey-retired-police-detective-on-stans-sports-memorabilia-1999-fraud-operation-bullpen-from-spartan-investigations-2023
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