“Although my office does not routinely conduct criminal investigations, I will contact Chief Heavey today [November 2] so that Greenwich Police can follow up on your concerns to ensure a complete and fair investigation.”
Paul J. Ferencek, State’s Attorney, Stamford“How can he say the investigation was not referred back to the police to ‘follow up and investigate?’ It plainly was, and by the way, that is what we are told is happening,” Litvack said. “After it was sent back, the police have in fact contacted Greenwich Voices for Democracy, and presumably are going about conducting a real inquiry, which they plainly did not do when they rushed to put out the statement they did.”
Litvack likened the entire episode to an incident in 2019 referred to as “Spygate.”
Back in 2019, Litvack’s wife Joanna Swomley and former town employee Melissa Evans, both Democrats who had rented the Cone Room in town hall for a closed door private meeting to work on Litvack’s campaign for First Selectman, found their photo taken from town cameras in the Cone Room posted on the Twitter feed of former RTC chair, Ed Dadakis.
No one was ever found accountable for the photos.
Litvack said like Spygate, he suspected, “there was no will to investigate because the Town knows the facts and doesn’t want them revealed.”
“The tactic of talking about alleged lies, falsehoods etc. instead of dealing with the facts and accepting the truth, is so Trumpian as to be pathetic,” Litvack added.
For his part, Camillo, on Friday said he had faith the truth would come out and that, “Everyone will see what was investigated and what was decided.”