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DUBLIN, IRELAND (November 3, 2024) — After mulling it over for quite a while, and finally sorting it in my mind, I got underway with what I am calling my Thimblerig series. This is another of what I call my “road map” articles, stories designed to make it easier for investigators to do their thing.
The first three installments are complete. I have laid out how the New Rochelle government has fundamentally changed since March 25, 2024, the day Yadira Ramos-Herbert took control of the City administration. How New Rochelle has become a Thimblerig, an old-fashioned word for a shell game, a confidence trick, a scam. I explained why the Keane & Beane invoice should not have been paid. I introduced how Adam Salgado unilaterally authorized close to $200,000 for three events this summer.
This is an important series. I know what will be in the first 8 parts but after that I will be relying on any new information that is kicked up by those first stories for future stories. That has already started to happen.
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