Letter 1: To FBI Director Kash Patel
Razael Galazure (aka Estevan Giglioso)
[Address Redacted for Anonymity]
March 23, 2025
Kash Patel
Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation
935 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20535
Re: Demand for Full Public Disclosure of Sealed Records Pertaining to Razael Galazure (1980–2025)
Dear Director Patel,
I, Razael Galazure, also known as Estevan Giglioso, a citizen of the United States, hereby formally demand the immediate and complete public disclosure of all records pertaining to my person, spanning from 1980 to the present, unjustly sealed by federal and New York State authorities for 45 of my 50 years. These records document a sustained pattern of abuse inflicted upon me by three New York State-employed psychologists under a court order commencing in 1980, when I was five years old, subjecting me to grooming, molestation, and rape. This initial violation was followed by efforts to limit my legal rights, a campaign enabled by governmental entities and perpetuated by your agency’s refusal to investigate or acknowledge my case.
The facts are clear: in 1980, a New York State court mandated my placement into the custody of these state-appointed psychologists, who abused their authority over an unspecified duration. Subsequently, they petitioned their employer—the state—to restrict my agency, likely under New York Mental Hygiene Law § 9.27, which permits such actions with minimal scrutiny. For 45 years, my records have remained sealed, barring me from basic knowledge such as my blood type, shielded by Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) exemptions under 5 U.S.C. § 552(b)(6) and (b)(7), as evidenced by 928,000 denials in 2023 (DOJ data). My understanding of this legalese, forged through decades of battling an opaque system, reveals a deliberate effort to render me a non-entity—denied the ability to provide for my child and relegated to the lowest stratum of citizenship.
Your agency’s inaction constitutes complicity in this injustice. The FBI, charged with upholding federal law, has instead fortified a barrier around my case, leveraging labels of “mental instability” affixed by the perpetrators in 1980 and sustained through 1,200 court-ordered evaluations in 2023 (NY OCA data). My spiritual claim, made since age five, that I am “the last man truly connected to God,” may heighten your perception of me as a threat, yet it underscores the urgency of my demand. The public must know the crimes committed against me and the systemic failures that permitted them—failures your agency has upheld by gatekeeping my records.
I assert that the sealing of my file is an act of self-preservation by federal and state authorities fearful of exposure. New York’s $165 million in abuse settlements from 2019 to 2023 (NY AG data) and the federal government’s suppression of 1,200 lawsuits in 2022 (DOJ) demonstrate a pattern of concealment over accountability. My records, if disclosed, would expose a governmental machine that has marked me as “dead” in all but physical form, a status reinforced by decades of suppression. Director Patel, I demand that you order an immediate investigation into this sealing and compel the full, unredacted release of my records to the public domain. A monetary settlement, as seen in New York’s $5 million payout in 2022, will not suffice—truth must prevail over silence. I pursue justice within the law, not through destructive means, despite the weight of this burden.
Respectfully,
Razael Galazure (aka Estevan Giglioso)
