BretLudwig
November 13th 08, 07:40 AM
Adrienne Shelly’s Family Sues Killer’s Employer
[Brenda Walker]
>>"It’s good to see a very liberal fellow like Andy Ostroy get serious
about immigration law enforcement. It is tragic that he had to learn in
the hardest way imaginable that illegal immigration is not a victimless
crime.
He lost his wife, filmmaker Adrienne Shelly, when she was murdered by an
illegal alien because he feared being deported.
The husband of murdered actress Adrienne Shelly is suing the
contractor who employed her murderer, contending she’d still be alive if
the company hadn’t looked the other way while hiring illegal immigrants.
The Manhattan Supreme Court lawsuit filed on behalf of Andrew Ostroy
also seeks to hold the owners and management of the building where she was
killed accountable, calling them “vicariously liable” for her death.
The indie actress, who also directed the acclaimed movie
“Waitress,” was working at her office in 15 Abingdon Square on Nov. 1,
2006, when Diego Pillco, who was doing renovation work on the apartment
downstairs from her, attacked and killed her during a robbery gone wrong.
[Kin Sues Firm in Actress Murder, New York Post, November 4, 2008]
This case was disturbing for many reasons, including how at least one
blogger blamed the victim, accepting the killer’s story that Shelly
smacked him and called him an SOB out of feminist pique. Why anyone would
believe the fabrications concocted by an admitted illegal alien murderer
is beyond me. Pilco lied up a story to his own advantage, period.
The New York Times also accepted killer Diego Pilco’s original falsehood
as reasonable: In Guilty Plea, Actress’s Killer Changes Story to Robbery
[Feb 15, 2008].
His original confession had the ring of truth: He was an illegal
immigrant working on a renovation job in a Greenwich Village building when
the imperious woman upstairs confronted him over construction noise.
The killer’s original confession didn’t have the “ring of truth”
to me — far from it. Women’s rights and safety routinely get thrown
under the bus at the New York Times when weighed against the all-important
concerns of illegal aliens. Continuing…
They argued. She scratched him. Panicked that she would call the
police and that he would be deported, he punched her and pushed her to the
floor. Mistakenly thinking he had killed her, he hanged her from the shower
rod of her bathroom, in a staged suicide.
At least the abominably weak plea deal (25 years for manslaughter) brought
out the true story from the cold-blooded killer.
In fact, Pilco broke into Adrienne Shelly’s office where she caught him
stealing her purse. He killed her to protect himself and staged the crime
scene to make it appear a suicide. The medical examiner reported that
Shelly was alive when Pilco hanged her. He wanted her dead so she
couldn’t report his thievery to the police.
Andy Ostroy is to be congratulated for challenging the cheap-labor
employers who attract immoral and dangerous foreigners like Diego Pilco
into our communities."<<
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[Brenda Walker]
>>"It’s good to see a very liberal fellow like Andy Ostroy get serious
about immigration law enforcement. It is tragic that he had to learn in
the hardest way imaginable that illegal immigration is not a victimless
crime.
He lost his wife, filmmaker Adrienne Shelly, when she was murdered by an
illegal alien because he feared being deported.
The husband of murdered actress Adrienne Shelly is suing the
contractor who employed her murderer, contending she’d still be alive if
the company hadn’t looked the other way while hiring illegal immigrants.
The Manhattan Supreme Court lawsuit filed on behalf of Andrew Ostroy
also seeks to hold the owners and management of the building where she was
killed accountable, calling them “vicariously liable” for her death.
The indie actress, who also directed the acclaimed movie
“Waitress,” was working at her office in 15 Abingdon Square on Nov. 1,
2006, when Diego Pillco, who was doing renovation work on the apartment
downstairs from her, attacked and killed her during a robbery gone wrong.
[Kin Sues Firm in Actress Murder, New York Post, November 4, 2008]
This case was disturbing for many reasons, including how at least one
blogger blamed the victim, accepting the killer’s story that Shelly
smacked him and called him an SOB out of feminist pique. Why anyone would
believe the fabrications concocted by an admitted illegal alien murderer
is beyond me. Pilco lied up a story to his own advantage, period.
The New York Times also accepted killer Diego Pilco’s original falsehood
as reasonable: In Guilty Plea, Actress’s Killer Changes Story to Robbery
[Feb 15, 2008].
His original confession had the ring of truth: He was an illegal
immigrant working on a renovation job in a Greenwich Village building when
the imperious woman upstairs confronted him over construction noise.
The killer’s original confession didn’t have the “ring of truth”
to me — far from it. Women’s rights and safety routinely get thrown
under the bus at the New York Times when weighed against the all-important
concerns of illegal aliens. Continuing…
They argued. She scratched him. Panicked that she would call the
police and that he would be deported, he punched her and pushed her to the
floor. Mistakenly thinking he had killed her, he hanged her from the shower
rod of her bathroom, in a staged suicide.
At least the abominably weak plea deal (25 years for manslaughter) brought
out the true story from the cold-blooded killer.
In fact, Pilco broke into Adrienne Shelly’s office where she caught him
stealing her purse. He killed her to protect himself and staged the crime
scene to make it appear a suicide. The medical examiner reported that
Shelly was alive when Pilco hanged her. He wanted her dead so she
couldn’t report his thievery to the police.
Andy Ostroy is to be congratulated for challenging the cheap-labor
employers who attract immoral and dangerous foreigners like Diego Pilco
into our communities."<<
http://blog.vdare.com/archives/2008/11/13/adrienne-shelly%e2%80%99s-family-sues-killer%e2%80%99s-employer/
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