Readership Poll: What Do You Want Next?

Luthmann Asks TIFR Readers What To Publish Next

I have several articles in the “hopper” right now. Let me know which ones you would like to see next.

There are already more articles coming out about Psychopath and Pedophile Christopher Ambrose.

Also, as we expected, McMahon may have gotten to the Brooklyn judge. The “fix” may be in on the Fake Facebook case, and we have the latest on the backroom deal rumors from an OCA source.

Guest columnist Modern Thomas Nast is preparing a column about Andy Lanza vs. NYPD Chief Gulotta and how Vito Fossella is one of the few statesmen left amidst the illegal migration craze in NYC, bringing fresh information from the protest barricades on both sides.

M. Thomas Nast also heard some rumors at a recent birthday party about “inauspicious absences” and how fractured the Staten Island Dems really are. Do you want to hear about that in his column? Vote below. If the readers want it, I told him to call the column “SWORD-PLAY.” He thinks I’m a maniac, and I hear he’s in good company.

Happy Birthday! This one is full of surprises.

I am presently negotiating with a documentary maker who wants to tell my prison rape story, which was only recently disclosed in court documents filed by my legal advisor and co-counsel, Jonathan Fink, Esq., in the Fake Facebook case.

Nonetheless, as part of my recovery from PTSD and other issues, I have been told by learned personnel that I have to talk about these uncomfortable things. “You have to break the bone before it re-sets correctly.” As such, I have given Modern Thomas Nast an exclusive interview about my feelings on federal prison sexual abuse, the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA), and other interesting issues, the first part of which will be part of his upcoming column.

I am counseled that I will be empowered by putting names and faces to my abusers. While this is neither the time nor the forum to name actual names (for a multitude of reasons, including personal safety), I can name who I believe to be the culpable public faces of my prison rape: Former Federal Bureau of Prisons Director Michael Carvajal, Special Prosecutor Eric Nelson, NYS Supreme Court Justice Ronald Castorina, Jr., and Staten Island District Attorney Michael E. McMahon.

I am Richard Luthmann. Today, I am able to say that I am a victim without guilt or shame.

Below are teaser titles because I do not want to give much more away until I publish.

If you like multiple proposed articles or something other than the choices listed, leave a comment.

Keep the feedback coming. In the words of the late, great Ed Koch: “How’m I doing?”

Thanks for reading,

Richard Luthmann