Cosa Nostra News

Angela Clemente , a forensic analyst who spent the past 15 years researching the FBI's relationship with mob turncoats, told Cosa Nostra News that she's been able to prove that the FBI "positively" knew that two of its informants, Colombo capo Gregory "The Grim Reaper" Scarpa and soldier Frank "Frankie Blue Eyes" Sparaco, were committing murders while on the Feds' payroll. Angela Clemente Clemente knows this because the two ratted on each other. We spoke with Clemente after learning that she'd won her  second lawsuit  against the FBI. This time, the ruling regards the pace of access to classified documents regarding alleged systemic corruption between FBI agents and Scarpa, as well as other mob turncoats.

Forensic analyst/congressional consultant Angela Clemente is holding a ceremony this Saturday to unveil a monument erected to memorialize 47 murder victims of mob hit men/FBI informants Gregory "The Grim Reaper" Scarpa, Frank "Frankie Blue Eyes" Sparaco, and James "Whitey" Bulger. Each victim's name will be engraved on the memorial, which stands about 6 feet tall and states: "Death cancels everything but the truth." In loving memory of all the victims who unnecessarily lost their lives; you will forever be entrenched in our hearts. Dedicated by: Angela Clemente I promise to dedicate my life to make sure that this will never happen again. The unveiling is this Saturday (Feb. 8) at 1:00 p.m. at “The New Beginnings” rehabilitation center. The address is: 12 Platinum Court Medford, New York 11763 Tel. 631-286-6166 http://www.nbli.org

Turncoat mobsters committed hits, while taxpayers footed the bill. We're talking about a lot of money here -- six-figure sums. Killers snitching to the feds "got away with murder when FBI agents looked the other way, a shocking report to Congress claims," according to an exclusive report. Angela Clemente has been probing the FBI’s handling of informants. A forensic investigator for the House Government Reform Committee in 2002, she has been helping on mob cases ever since. In 2006, Clemente, 47, was choked and left for dead after an assailant lured her to a meeting at a mall in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, with the promise of a tip.