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In April 2024 the Daily Mail published an article about Stan Fitzgerald having a history as a conman that he tried to hide. That article was sourced to Angie Wong of Miami. Recent proof of the Operation Bullpen wrongful conviction trending on Google has come to light.

July 7, 2023, Fitzgerald issued multiple press releases, website pages and social media talking about his wrongful conviction and why he got involved in Save America politics with Veterans for America First.

From the 2023 Press " After the 2020 election results, Fitzgerald felt disenfranchised as an American citizen, so he chose to get involved with Republican America First politics.  His wife Donna pushed back stating you will be attacked when you succeed. Stan Fitzgerald knew very well he would be attacked eventually for stepping up to help Save America, but he did it anyways.

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In addition to questions with the 2020 presidential election results Fitzgerald documents that he was a victim of government abuse by the FBI which started in 1999.  In 1999 the FBI raided Fitzgerald's NJ home in a fraud accusation. Fitzgerald passed two polygraph exams , establishing his innocence , while two different US attorney's declined to prosecute. 58 months later (two months shy of the statute of limitations) after having legal fees drain the bank savings , a low level ASUA who worked environmental crimes leveraged his family's freedom pertaining to a $20K tax evasion charge stemming from what an accountant changed on a tax return. Fitzgerald plead guilty to what he was innocent of so his family would not be jailed for an amount of alleged tax evasion that most people get a bill In the mail for. He chronicles this tragedy in great detail on his personal website

SEE: https://www.prlog.org/12972818-meet-stan-fitzgerald-new-jersey-retired-police-detective-and-strategies-consulting-firm-partner.html