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Corey Scott Feldman is an American actor, musician, and activist. As a youth, he became well known for roles in the 1980s in films such as Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter, Gremlins, The Goonies, and Stand by Me.

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Corey Scott Feldman is an American actor, musician, and activist. As a youth, he became well known for roles in the 1980s in films such as Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter, Gremlins, The Goonies, and Stand by Me.

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In his new documentary (My) Truth: The Rape of Two Coreys, which debuted on Monday night at a screening in Los Angeles, Feldman listed the men who he says sexually assaulted him and his friend Corey Haim when they were child stars. Among the names, Feldman alleged Haim had said actor Charlie Sheen raped him while making the 1986 film Lucas.

Sheen categorically denied ever engaging in improper behavior with Haim. “These sick, twisted and outlandish allegations never occurred. Period," Sheen said in a statement provided to EW.

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Vyzygoth,: Alembic Files & The Grassy Knoll & Beyond the Grassy Knoll

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Vito Colucci, Jr. is the owner of Colucci Investigations LLC. Vito is a former member of the Stamford, Connecticut Police Department where he worked as a Narcotics Detective and Undercover Organized Crime Investigator. One of the main investigations Vito spearheaded during that time was uncovering the organized crime ties with his own bosses in the police department. Working along with the FBI, he wore a wire for this assignment and infiltrated two crime families. He has a newly released book called “Rogue Town” which chronicles this story.

Vito was one of the youngest members ever to receive the Combat Cross for a shoot-out he was in. During his time on the police department he also received Valor Citations. Vito graduated from the Arnold Markle Search and Seizure School.

Vito has been a private investigator since 1990, working many high profile cases; Michael Skakel/Martha Moxley case, Jayson William’s case, honeymooner, George Smith case, Charla Nash chimp case, Andrew Kissell murder case. Vito has also worked on some of the biggest high profile cases in CT including murders, rapes, corrupt priest, etc.

****Vito has been a regular commentator on various news programs including: Fox News, MSNBC, Catherine Crier/Court TV, Star Jones, Glenn Beck, Nancy Grace, Larry King, CNN Headline News, The Bill O’Reilly Show, The Joy Behar Show and Justice with Judge Jeanine. He recently appeared on the NBC show, “New Day” featuring Chris Cuomo. He has appeared on CBS 48 Hours. Vito was also part of a 14 episode series on the A&E Investigative Network called “Blood Work.” He most recently appeared on the History Channel speaking on the history of Organized Crime from the 1890’s till today.
Vito was also a featured speaker at the first World Investigator’s Conference in Las Vegas. Vito also has spoken at the Mob Museum in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Vito is also a co-owner of Central Computer & Cell Phone Forensic Lab located at the University of Bridgeport in Connecticut. This company deals with Cyber Crimes and Digital Investigations.

Vito has his own nationwide network radio show “Crime Time with Vito Colucci PI on the Biz Talk Radio network.

Vito has a staff of investigators with various criminal justice backgrounds.

He is also the author of “Inside the Private Eyes of a PI.”

Vito is a member in good standing of CALPI (Connecticut Association of Licensed Private Investigators.)

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David T. Riley dreamt big. His desire to be a superstar recording artist led the adolescent hoodlum into the fringes of organized crime. Ironically though, it was a failed extortion attempt at the Coral Gables bus station that landed him in jail where he found his calling in June of 1960. When the CIA needed recruits to carry out dangerous spying missions to Cuba, their Ivy League educated agents would rather not do themselves, they found Riley languishing in a light green jumpsuit in Miami Dade County Jail awaiting trial. Street-smart, confident to the point of being cocky and extremely intelligent, the Agency believed he’d be able to talk his way out of any situation. Trained by the Feds to operate in a complex world of international crime, David became one of the Agency's top operatives. The CIA’s use for him eventually waned, and with skills learned through covert work, Riley afforded himself an extensive career in gunrunning, drug dealing, fraud and embezzlement. SMOOTH CRIMINAL, A One-Man American Crime Wave exposes how the Government’s secret release of criminals to conduct dangerous overseas assignments backfires when they return home.

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After his Supreme Court clerkship, Kavanaugh again worked for Ken Starr until 1997 as an Associate Counsel in the Office of the Independent Counsel with colleagues Rod Rosenstein and Alex Azar.[41] In that capacity, he reopened an investigation into the 1993 gunshot death of Vincent Foster.[41][42][43] After three years, the investigation concluded that Foster had committed suicide. In a September, 2018, New York Times op-ed, Princeton University history professor Sean Wilentz criticized Kavanaugh for having invested federal money and other resources into investigating partisan conspiracy theories surrounding the cause of Foster's death.[44]

After working in private practice in 1997–98, Kavanaugh rejoined Starr as an Associate Counselor in 1998.[45] In Swidler & Berlin v. United States (1998), Kavanaugh argued his first and only case before the Supreme Court. Arguing for Starr's office, Kavanaugh asked the court to disregard attorney–client privilege in relation to the investigation of Foster's death.[46] The court rejected Kavanaugh's arguments by a vote of 6–3.[47]

Kavanaugh was a principal author of the Starr Report, released in September 1998, on the Bill Clinton–Monica Lewinsky sex scandal; the report argued on broad grounds for Clinton's impeachment.[41] Kavanaugh had urged Starr to ask Clinton sexually graphic questions,[48][49] and described Clinton as being involved in "a conspiracy to obstruct justice", having "disgraced his office" and "lied to the American people".[50][51] The report provided extensive and explicit descriptions of each of Clinton's sexual encounters with Lewinsky, a level of detail the authors called "essential" to the case against Clinton.[52]
Kavanaugh (blue shirt) with President Bush, Andy Card, and Condoleezza Rice

In December 2000, Kavanaugh joined the legal team of George W. Bush, which was trying to stop the ballot recount in Florida.[53] After Bush became president in January 2001, White House Counsel Alberto Gonzales hired Kavanaugh as an associate.[36] There, Kavanaugh worked on the Enron scandal, the successful nomination of Chief Justice John Roberts, and the unsuccessful nomination of Miguel Estrada.[36] Starting in July 2003, he served as Assistant to the President and White House staff secretary,[39] succeeding Harriet Miers.[54] In that position he was responsible for coordinating all documents going to and from the president.

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