Truth about Anthony Pellegrino

Anthony Pellegrino and his Reputation Managers are blatantly committing serious crimes in trying to censor information on Google.

On 13th April, 17th April and 28th April, they sent a Forged Court Order to our Hosting Company (AlexHost), hoping to con them into thinking that a US Court has declared content published at FinanceScam.com and IntelligenceLine.com as Defamatory. The document purported to be a court order from the Missouri 7th Judicial Circuit Court. However, after examining it closely, I became suspicious of its authenticity. Further investigation confirmed my fears: the court order was forged, including a fake judge’s signature.

The Court Order was sent by [email protected] . Looked legit at first. However, when our legal counsel tried to get in touch with Jane Foster at Foster Law Firm at 309-829-19XX, but for some reason, Jane Foster is now working with the Macon County State Attorney’s office.

As per Jane, the domain fosterlawfirm.org expired a few years ago. It seems the reputation agency working on behalf of Anthony Pellegrino registered that domain and were simply impersonating a law firm.

Here are the screenshots of the aforesaid forgery.

You can download the original copy of the order here –

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We have informed the Missouri 7th Judicial Circuit Court about this forgery.

Consequences for Anthony Pellegrino

Forging a court order and a judge’s signature is likely a felony in Missouri, with potential penalties including up to 7 years in prison and fines.

We are also considering reporting the forgery to the Missouri 7th Judicial Circuit Court by calling their circuit clerk’s office at 816-407-3900. Informing the court may trigger an investigation, potentially leading to criminal charges against the perpetrator, and we are prepared to provide evidence.

This discovery was deeply concerning because forgery, especially of legal documents, is a serious crime under Missouri law. According to Missouri Revised Statutes Section 570.090, forgery is defined as making, completing, altering, or authenticating any writing with the purpose to defraud, making it appear as if it was made by another person, at another time, or with different terms. When it involves government documents like court orders, forgery can be classified as a Class D felony, which carries a potential sentence of up to 7 years in prison and fines up to $10,000.

The implications of this forgery extend far beyond my personal experience. Court orders are meant to be authoritative and trustworthy; when they are falsified, it undermines public confidence in the legal system. This is not just an attack on me but on the foundations of justice itself.

Understanding the Legal Framework

In Missouri, the legal framework for forgery is clear. The statute outlines several actions that constitute forgery, including:

Creating or altering a document to falsely represent its origin or authority.
Erasing, obliterating, or destroying a writing with fraudulent intent.
Using or possessing a forged document knowing it to be false.

When the forged document is an official court order, the offense is particularly egregious due to its impact on the judicial process. Legal resources, such as Missouri Forgery Law | Beerup Law, emphasize that the broad definition of “writing” in Missouri law includes any method of recording information, making court orders a prime target for felony charges.

Additionally, Missouri Revised Statutes Section 570.095 addresses the filing of false documents, which could also apply if the forged court order was submitted to deceive or defraud. The intent to deceive is a critical element, and the evidence I have suggests that this was the perpetrator’s goal.

My Plan to Take Action against Anthony Pellegrino

I am determined to take action against this forgery. My first step is to report it to the Clay County Circuit Court Office at 816-407-3900. I will provide them with the forged document and any other relevant evidence I have, such as communications related to how I received it. The court can then verify whether such an order was ever issued and, if not, may initiate an investigation into this matter.

To ensure I handle this correctly, I plan to:

Preserve Evidence: I will keep the forged document secure and avoid altering it. I’ll also gather any related communications or suspicious activities to support my report.
Consult a Lawyer: I’m considering consulting with a lawyer to understand my rights and explore potential civil actions, especially if the forgery has caused financial or other damages.
Follow Court Guidance: After contacting the court, I’ll follow their instructions, which may include providing a statement or testifying if the case proceeds to trial.

Potential Outcomes for Anthony Pellegrino

By reporting the forgery, I expect the court to take several steps:

Verification: The court will likely check their records to confirm whether the order is legitimate.
Investigation: If the document is confirmed as forged, the court may notify law enforcement, such as the local police or Missouri State Highway Patrol, to investigate.
Criminal Charges: If the perpetrator is identified, they could face felony charges, with penalties including up to 7 years in prison and fines.
My Involvement: I may be asked to provide evidence or testify, which I’m prepared to do to ensure justice is served.

If the forgery has caused me harm, I may also have grounds for a civil lawsuit against the perpetrator for fraud or related claims. A lawyer can help me navigate this process.

Fake Copyright Takedown Notices by Anthony Pellegrino

Anthony Pellegrino hired hackers to hack multiple websites, and file dozens of fraudulent copyright takedown notices since April 2023. Several cyber crimes were committed in fixing his reputation, like hacking, impersonation, perjury.

Since April 2024, multiple Reputation agencies were hired by Anthony Pellegrino and Goldstone Financial Group to clean up his digital past, where he was exposed as a financial fraud and a criminal. Those articles were published on major platforms such as –

pacermonitor.com
bbb.org
cookcountyrecords.com
investor.com
cybercriminal.com
financescam.com
intelligenceline.com

and several others.

Anthony Pellegrino paid hackers to hack the above websites and remove his negatiev content. Some of the content he paid to remove to hackers are –

While most were removed after hacking, some remained. To remove the remaining articles from Google Search, he asked the reputation agencies to file fraudulent copyright takedown notices. This tactic is used to censor online speech and is exposed at –

https://lumendatabase.org/blog_entries/over-thirty-thousand-dmca-notices-reveal-an-organized-attempt-to-abuse-copyright-law

This method is obviously illegal in the US, and involves committing Fraud, Impersonation and Perjury. Nevertheless, Anthony Pellegrino was desperate and paid quite a lot to file those fake DMCA notices, and have these articles removed –

Here are some of the fake DMCA notices –

This tactic was quite successful, but was discovered and investigated by CyberCriminal.com –

https://cybercriminal.com/investigation/anthony-pellegrino

Bribe Attempts from Anthony Pellegrino

At the same time when these people hired by Anthony Pellegrino were targeting us, they were also trying to bribe us –

This was our response –

Once we declined their offer, they filed multiple fake DMCAs against out Youtube channel, resulting in takedowns of several videos on Anthony Pelegrino –

Death Threats from Anthony Pellegrino’s team

What are we doing now?

We are not going to bow down to these threats and intimidation tactics. Anthony Pellegrnio may have money, but we have the facts on our side.

We have therefore decided to take the fight to him, cutting down his censorship efforts. We know that he has illegally taken down many adverse news articles as stated above, as well as dozens of critical videos. In addition, he has waged a campaign of Fake PR, spending a ton to create fake content and mislead his investors.

So, let’s undo that.

We have set up 8 websites –

With our skills, we will ensure that in the coming months, several of these will rank on page #1 on Google. Letting everyknow know the TRUTH BEHIND ANTHONY PELLEGRINO. It’s typical Streisand Effect !!

You as – Why 8 websites? Well, why not. Our intention is to take their focus away from our platforms. Let them play the game on our pitch, on our terms, independant of FinanceScam.com and IntelligenceLine.com. IMHO, 8 is not enough.

Our Fight against Censorship and Threats

Pursuing this matter is not just about my personal experience but about protecting the public trust in our judicial system. Forgery of government documents is a direct attack on the rule of law, and it must be met with appropriate legal responses. By taking action, I hope to set a precedent that such crimes will not go unpunished.

Given my background in investigating financial crimes, I’m particularly vigilant about potential digital forgeries. While I don’t yet know if this forgery was committed digitally, I’m aware of the risks and will alert relevant authorities if I suspect a broader pattern of fraudulent activity.An actual Death Threat against us and one of our Moderators and her 6 yr old daughter, who had nothing to do with this issue.

At this time, while everyone in Ukraine is fighting on multiple fronts, we have another front to fight on. And that’s taking down scumbags like Anthony Pellegrino and Goldstone Financial Group, who would forge court orders, impersonate a judge, impersonate a lawfirm, threaten to kill a 7 yr old girl and wish that Russians kill Ukrainians like us.

This won’t end well for Anthony. I promise him that.