Luthmann Drops Bombshell: ‘McMahon’s Crime Family’ Rigged Courts, Feds Are Coming

Disbarred attorney and investigative journalist Richard Luthmann takes a flamethrower to Staten Island’s judicial elite in this gripping appearance on the Two Lees in a Pod podcast with Lisa Lee. Luthmann alleges that District Attorney Michael McMahon, Judge Raymond Rodriguez, and Special Prosecutor Eric Nelson have weaponized the justice system to destroy him—and now he’s fighting back.

In a wide-ranging interview, Luthmann accuses McMahon of orchestrating a years-long campaign of lawfare, including filing a bogus felony criminal contempt charge based on a single Substack email. He claims McMahon—who bizarrely alleged he "feared for his life" after reading the newsletter—was trying to bait him back to New York to fix a botched prosecution tied to the infamous "fake Facebook" satire case.

Luthmann reveals that the plea agreement in that case was never valid. He was never fingerprinted, meaning the court had no jurisdiction. When a new judge discovered the flaw, Luthmann alleges McMahon and his team scrambled to manufacture a new charge to cover their tracks. The ploy? Falsify fingerprints. Stage an arrest. Silence the critic.

But Luthmann didn’t bite. He filed a 27-page motion to dismiss the case and disqualify the judge. What followed was surreal: the court blocked access to the hearing, locked out journalists and supporters, and later deleted the entire docket. No hearing. No ruling. No trace. Just vanished.

Luthmann now plans to take the case to the feds, calling it a clear-cut RICO conspiracy. He says he’s working with Trump allies in Washington to expose what he calls “Staten Island’s real crime family.” And he fears for his life.

“If I end up ‘suicided,’ we’ll all know who did it,” Luthmann says. This isn’t just courtroom drama—it’s a full-blown corruption scandal with national implications.

Watch as Luthmann names names, drops receipts, and vows to bring Staten Island’s Uni-Party Machine to justice.