“It's been a pleasure—and an honor—to have been a part of this.”
– Stan Stoga, Editor of The Monfils Conspiracy

"This story has inherent emotional power and the authors successfully engage the reader in the story of this injustice... it is obvious that the authors did extensive research."
--an early review of the The Monfils Conspiracy

"The Monfils Conspiracy tells the story of a grave human tragedy. It is a story of profound injustice which continues to destroy the lives of several wrongly convicted men and their families."
--Professor Lawrence Marshall, Stanford Law School

New Revelations in Green Bay’s Most

Notorious Murder Case. The . . .

· Cassette Tape and Electrical Wire that led to death.

· "Bubbler Confrontation” that never happened.
· "Union Conspiracy” and “Monfils Six” myths destroyed.

· Eyewitnesses to Innocence.
· Second-by-Second Timeline that says the cops got it wrong.
· Fog of Guilt that clouded the police investigation.
· Premature Conclusion that drove that investigation:

  "Way to go, Kutska."

· Falsified Documents of the lead detective.
· Manipulated, Manufactured, and Ignored Evidence.
· Shakedown and Intimidation of law-abiding citizens.

· Joint Trial that guaranteed injustice.

· State's Case: no physical evidence or eyewitnesses.
· D A's phony "key" piece of evidence.
· Recantation of prosecution witness Brian Kellner.
· Curious Public Record of prosecution witness David Wiener.
· Mountain of Reasonable Doubt the jury should have seen.
· Facts the jury was kept from seeing.
· Monfils Juror who apologized to Mike Piaskowski, stating
  that it was just too easy to convict all of the men.

· Documents they won’t let us see.

· The Tears of Unbelievable Sorrow for the men's families.

As all six of these men know, based on their incarceration and the entire terrible thing that the DA continues to call “Justice”… someone would have “snitched,” “sold out,” or lied to save themselves, but although each was offered immunity none of them accepted. I have watched inmates “snitch” over a candy-bar. No man guilty of murder surrenders his life, his family, and freedom when he could have walked away with the DA’s offer.

News - Updated 8:50 p.m., Monday, December 14, 2009

Next Events:

· .BOOK EVENT AND INFORMATIONAL MEETING THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17 FEATURING BYRON LICHSTEIN OF THE WISCONSIN INNOCENCE PROJECT. UPSTAIRS AT TITLETOWN BREWING COMPANY (THE OLD CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD STATION), GREEN BAY. 200 DOUSMAN STREET. MEETING STARTS AT 7 P.M. DON'T MISS IT! GET EXTRA COPIES OF THE BOOK FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT GIVING!

· Authors and Mike Piaskowski to appear at Everyone's Rummage Sale at Shopko Hall, Saturday, November 21 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and hold a book signing at the Readers Loft, Saturday, November 28 from 1 to 4 p.m. Public invited and welcome.

· Call to Action for those who support the innocence of these men to add their voices to the discussion thread at greenbaypressgazette.com. Read Shirley De Lorme's Letter to the Editor "Finds Monfils book riveting" and add your voice!

· Evidentiary hearing for Rey Moore is attended by so many supporters, that it has to be moved to a larger courtroom. Judge Bayorgeon to rule in 60 days on Moore's motion for a new trial. From witness stand, author Denis Gullickson tells DA Zakowski that there was no bubbler confrontation and no Fox Den role-play.

· Book signing and information program at Titletown Brewing on Wednesday, November 4 is a huge success. Attendees hear from family members of innocent men about impact of this injustice.

·  Authors Mike Piaskowski and Mike Piaskowski conduct another successful book signing event at Waldenbooks, Bay Park Square, Green Bay, Saturday, October 17. 

· Favorable comments pour in via email and telephone for The Monfils Conspiracy: The Conviction of Six Innocent Men.

· Authors and Mike Piaskowski appear on Green Bay's TV Channels 2, 5, and 11 as part of Friday, October 2 Book Signing Event at Radisson Hotel and Conference Center marking official release date of The Monfils Conspiracy: The Conviction of Six Innocent Men.

· Many attendees at book signing event express outrage at comments made on one local television station by District Attorney John Zakowski equating Mike Piaskowski to OJ Simpson.

·  Tuesday, September 29, book signing and program for paper mill employees at Titletown Brewing Company (the old Rail Road Station) is a success. General character of mill workers praised by authors.

·  Thursday, September 17, 2009 event with authors and families of Six Innocent Men marks successful kickoff to book promotion tour.