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Ed Morrison · Update on Map the Mess
December 8th, 2009
Over at Map the Mess, I get folks who send in stories and ideas to connect. This one caught my eye this morning.
Anybody know anything about this?
Frank Giglio, West 14th, Tremont area. His home was targeted by Cleveland Building and Housing. Three of the inspectors on his case pleaded guilty to bribery in Federal Court and are now in prison. His home was condemned and finally demolished and did not deserve to be. He was targeted by the corrupt builidng and housing department along with Councilman Cimperman and Tremont West. Frank Giglio is now homeless.
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