I take a different view:
As I've posted before: I believe Geary was part of the plot to set Michael up for five counts of perjury. ...... IMO, Geary deliberately set him up for perjury by asking Cici that "buffer" question.I also believe Geary was being two-faced in his statements--the all-American political two-face. When he said "...these hearings on the Mafia are not a reflection on the great Italian-American people..." who did he mean by "Mafia" if not Michael? And when he said, "...it'd be a shame for a few bad apples to spoil the whole bunch," who did he mean if not Michael?
Ahhh, I was waiting for my friend Turnbull to interject his thoughts on this subject.
Turnbull, I know that in the past you have posted that you felt Geary was trying to get even with Michael by saying what he said at those hearings. But if that is the case, then why, when Michael said
"Godfather is a term -- that was used by his friends -- one of affection -- one of respect," did Geary immedeatly respond with
"Uh, Mr. CHAIRMAN -- I would like to verify the witness's statement."Why would Geary "verify" a statement by Michael if he was out to get Michael?
Don Cardi
