Stan Fitzgerald was wrongfully convicted private investigator confirms on Stans Sports Memorabilia FBI Operation Bullpen

Stan Fitzgerald, who is producing a film exposing government corruption, hired a P/I to review his decades old conviction. Spartan Investigations 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, in this decades old FBI operation announced Patrick Collis Private Investigator with Spartan Investigations

ACWORTH, Ga. - July 11, 2023 - PRLog -- By : Patrick Collis Spartan Investigations

Stan Fitzgerald having taken on a role as executive producer in a forthcoming Frank X Panico documentary film about government abuse shares his story from decades ago on his consulting firm website to help promote the film.

Fitzgerald notes that while his story has always been on his personal website for anyone to review, most people find the slanted media coverage from 23 years ago when looking into it which lacks the exculpatory evidence, timeline explanation and many other facts showing he was a victim of the fraud not a co-conspirator which decades later Investigator Collis has now confirmed.

"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. Look at what they are doing to President Trump, this can and will happen to all of you who call yourselves Republicans if you stand by on the sidelines and do nothing," said Stan Fitzgerald.

P/I Firm Press Link : https://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/news/pr-zen/stan-fitzgerald-new-jersey-retired-police-detective-on-stan-s-sports-memorabilia-1999-fraud-operation-bullpen-from-spartan-investigations-2023

From Fitzgerald's Website : https://stan-fitzgerald.com/stan-fitzgerald-victim-of-corrupt-federal-government-stands-up-to-help-save-america/

From L-Strategies Consulting firm website : Stan Fitzgerald is a very effective grassroots leader who focuses on helping elect candidates that will push back on government abuse as he was a victim decades ago.

Fitzgerald brings to the firm political campaign experience from 1986-1999 in New Jersey where he worked on three winning campaigns. Currently Fitzgerald has a vast political national network and experience with consulting both high profile and grassroots candidates. His unique services offer the ability of national press coverage reaching up to 180 million views.

Originally from Caldwell New Jersey Stan Fitzgerald now resides in Acworth Georgia where he started what developed to be a multi-million-dollar business in liquidations by going to yard sales and buying anything for resale online.

After retiring from a New Jersey Sheriff's Department and moving to Georgia Fitzgerald was starting over with nothing.  He started a business that very simplistically navigated weekend yard sales throughout the state and purchased goods for resale on the internet.  From buying and selling other people's junk, with his wife Donna, they turned that into a business that generated over 25 million dollars in sales on Amazon and Ebay in just 10 years.

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.

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 :  https://stan-fitzgerald.com/.

For the complete statement visit : https://lstrategies.org/meet-stan-fitzgerald-new-jersey-retired-police-detective-and-l-strategies-consulting-firm-partner/

President Trump Thanks Stan Fitzgerald : https://www.youtube.com/shorts/C624HIK4B5s