Here is the email I sent to David (Steve’s son) asking for his help. He never answered my email, he just called me to tell me that basically it’s not his problem and to sort it out with his dad. He didn’t even appologize on behalf of his dad for evertyhing that he’s making me go through. I guess i’m not the only one that is contacting me about his dad screwing people:
These individuals have a tendency to avoid putting anything in writing, opted instead for phone calls. This behavior suggests they are aware that written communication could potentially incriminate them or leave a trace of their actions. Whenever I interacted with Steve, Pat, or Omar, they would either reach out to me via phone or arrange to meet in person to share information, deliberately steering clear of any written documentation. This approach, while clever, raises significant concerns about transparency and accountability.
Over the past few years, I have discovered that I am not alone in my experience of being deceived by these individuals. For instance, my neighbor down the street, revealed that her brother had given $300k to Pat. Intrigued by this situation, I reached out to her in 2021 to share my own story and learn more about hers.
During our conversation, she recounted that the $300k she entrusted Pat was merely a fraction of the larger, more complex narrative surrounding her ordeal. She expressed that there were many more troubling details, but she felt unable to disclose them due to fears for her safety. Specifically, she mentioned that Steve had threatened her life if she spoke out. I can relate to that fear, as Steve has also threatened me on multiple occasions, including a menacing text message he sent in 2022, which prompted me to contact the police an ultimately led to his arrest.
Here’s the text in question;
Both she and I fell victim to the same deceit; we placed our trust in Steve along with his friends and family, only to discover that it was all an elaborate scam. Not a single cent was every returned to anyone involved. The situation is even more troubling when I learned about another individual named “Mike”, while last name remains unknown. Steve and Steve’s other brother (another con artist) coerced him into borrowing approximately $500k from loan sharks under the pretense of a windows deal with Capright. Steve assured Mike that he would repay him as soon as he received his $5m from the supposed “Switzerland deal”, but, predictably, that promise never materialized. The fate of Mike is uncertain, especially considering the significant debt he now owes to dangerous individuals.
Additionally, Pat lured another victim, a general contractor named “Gilles”, into investing in the same fraudulent windows deal with Capright. Gilles ended up handing over $100k to Mike, the same individual who had already borrowed a staggering amount from the loan sharks, and he too has seen no return on his investment. This pattern of deception illustrates a broader scheme that extends far beyond my own experience. Numerous individuals have suffered substantial financial losses at the hands of these con artists, including Steve D’Souza, Pasqualino Cersosimo, Omar Haniff and Raphael Louis (Ralph).
It appears that all these fabricated stories were meticulously crafted to siphon money from unsuspecting victims, allowing the perpetrators to settle their debts and maintain their lavish lifestyles.
Pat Cersosimo revealed to me that the money he used for his own “gold transaction” was actually money he owed to various subcontractors who assisted him in the construction of his building in Rosemere. Due to his inability to settle these debts, Pat had to declare bankruptcy for his company, ADESSO CONSTRUCTION INC. As a result, all of these subcontractors lost their money, having placed their trust in this piece of shit Pat which is a devastating outcome for those who worked hard to support his project.
Furthermore, Pat mentioned that whenever he starts a new venture/project, he incorporates the name ADESSO along with other terms/words to obscure the fact that he has previously gone bankrupt. For example he would use CONTRUCTION ADESSO, then he would bankrupt that company and then use “MAISONS ADESSO”, then bankrupt that company and then use “RENOVATION ADESSO”. This tactic allows him to making people believe he’s working under the same company name and to continue operating without the scrutiny that his past actions warrant. Despite being financially destitute, he drives a brand-new Range Rover, projecting an image of success that is far from the reality of his situation. Many individuals, including myself, my neighbor, Gilles the window contractor, and all contractors that have done business with Pat have fallen victim to his deceit, and I suspect there are many more who have suffered similar fates.
