Unraveling the tapestry of events, Fabrizio, representing himself, stood silently against the whirlwind of the disbarment motion, choosing not to challenge its trajectory.
The disciplinary documentation unveils the grim narrative. A virtual rendezvous on “SeekingArrangement” set the stage for Fabrizio’s dark dance with his victim. An initial agreement, tainted with money’s allure, turned nefarious when Fabrizio’s desires clashed with her refusal. A relentless barrage of threats ensued, shadowing her privacy with a looming menace.
In a heart-pounding climax, law enforcement’s trap ensnared him, swiftly followed by MPAA severing ties in August 2019. Justice, although belated, was served with Fabrizio behind bars for 11 fraught months and a subsequent registration as a sex offender.
Yet, the scars of his actions were etched across state bars. The D.C. Court of Appeals wielded its disbarment sword, with Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court echoing the sentiment.
The final chapter in New York was spurred by the Attorney Grievance Committee’s (AGC) motion this July. Their stern stance outlined that his felony conviction bore eerie resemblances to first-degree sexual abuse, paving the path to his automatic disbarment.
