Amicus Brief Filed in the Lance/Landis/USPS Whistleblower Lawsuit Fred Mauney -- AKA THE PHEONIX Washington, DC:   In an exclusive interview with Mr. Fred W. Mauney, “a.k.a. The Phoenix“ who is a renowned paralegal investigator of legendary proportions on Friday January 31, 2014 filed an Amicus Brief in the Floyd Landis whistleblower lawsuit that accuses Lance Armstrong, Thom Weisel and others of defrauding the USPS of 40 million  dollars in Federal Court, District of Columbia, Civil Action # 10-00976 (RLW) Docket Entry 151. In an exclusive interview with Mr. Mauney who is a paralegal investigator of legendary proportions.  Mauney being a legendary investigator further contends that, “…Unbeknownst to the USPS, they could not have picked a worse person to cheat and their arrogance and criminal behavior then set in motion my steadfast commitment to exposing the USPS’s upper management and billionaire Thom Weisel’s collusion with Lance Armstrong in pulling off the sporting scandal of the century.”   “ The Phoenix Brief” as it is known, first began when Fred Mauney was fraudulently denied a reward payment by the USPS after he helped solve the murder of Postal employee Lee Wayne Parker of Salt Lake City, Utah back in 1999, at about the same time Lance Armstrong was winning his first Tour De France race.  The apparent extensive documentation along with broad range of allegations of fraud, which are just now being brought to light to the court’s attention but also to the world’s attention, is on the surface very impressive.  And unlike Lance Armstrong’s lying and admitted cheating his way to being a hero, Fred Mauney states he is the “real thing”.  In a final statement from Mauney, “This brief is a must read for all in the cycling and sporting world as well as Postal employees and everyone in the legal profession; in fact the whole world,  and most importantly the newly formed investigating body of the UCI.    According Fred Mauney, his filed Amicus Brief along with the Exhibits can be downloaded from his website.  Reprinted thanks to folks at ShysterLawyer.com