Anthony Pellicano is a private investigator that has faced charges against another cop, albeit a former one. A previous police officer and his wife accused Pellicano of having falsified the phone conversations that were presented as evidence in the court. And it is those tapes had further strengthened the government’s case against them, which is all about charging the government for projects that never existed.

The couple’s names were James Skrzypek and Janice Skrzypek and they are facing charges for defrauding the government of a substantial amount of money by declaring bills for several security works that were never performed at Taylor Homes. Taylor Homes is a housing complex situated in Chicago that has the notorious reputation of being one of the most dangerous housing complexes in the whole of America.

The Skrzypeks are waging a fight behind bars, telling the court that they were setup and were actually innocent of the allegations placed before them. This is yet another effort of the couple to win their federal trial. They have sued private detective Pellicano for allegedly falsifying the tapes that were used in their trial to further strengthen the claims of the government and convicting them both in the process.

The case was filed in the Superior Court of Los Angeles. The Skrzypeks claim that Pellicano, along with other law enforcers and federal agents, had joined forces together to create those tapes in order to make them appear bad in front of the court and its jury. They said that the main and only purpose of the falsified tapes is make the two of them look as if they knew all about the attempts to bribe the officials of the Chicago Housing Authority. And that was what the whole federal case is all about, which is the billing irregularities of the security firm that was owned by the Skrzypeks against this particular government’s arm.

The Skrzypeks continue to resolve that the conversations caught on the three tapes presented in court that had proven the bribery case between their security firm and the Chicago Housing Authority officials never actually happened in the first place. They maintain that only private investigator Pellicano had manufactured all the audiotapes and the conversations caught therein, along with all the agents that he is working for on the case. While the tapes incriminated them into conviction, the couple say that they have yet to prove it authenticity.

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