No such effort is underway. Why not?
December 3, 1999, Ted defended Edmond Safra and Vivian Torrent, receiving severe knife wounds.
He could not bring the police by phone, so gave his phone to Vivian.
He then raised the fire department by holding a candle in a wastebasket under a detector.
The story he told of two intruders stood--
But then, Monaco police put the three-day beat on him:
Consul Patricia Feitz saw his facial bruising.
He had been held in four-point restraint, catheterized, sleep-deprived, threatened with his wife's indefinite detention, strip-searching and torture,
as police made threats on their children displaying secretly taken photos of them in their rural backyard, and secretly recorded tapes of their voices.
After Ted signed the false confession, he told the Consul, "What I do I do for the safety of my family."
The pre-tend de-fender appointed by Monaco insisted Ted stick to the false confession,
though the hospital drug test disproved it, and the fire report contradicted it,
and the police "lost" their emergency call tapes for that night,
and Lily's actions are a catalog of wonder: changed Edmond's will, changed their nationality effective that day, sent the huge security team away, disconnected the burglar alarm, paid 100K to her nursing supervisor who penciled in the patsies at the last minute. . . .
The world press took its cue from the lying prosecutor Daniel Serdet (e.g., his drug slander refuted by hospital test).
Time.com's Thomas Sancton's libelous trash typifies the sum contribution of a lazy and gullible media.
Ted's congresswoman wrote the Prince, but after Ben Gilman was rotated off House International Relations Committee chair, Ted lost his sole strong champion in Congress.
The State Department has shuffled paper, sent out form letters to family and friends, and can barely manage a trip once a month to deliver the small funds Ted's wife sends for his personal needs--prisoners in Monaco pay for toilet paper, soap, razor, etc.
Ted's pre-tend defenders Georges Blot and Donald Manasse have let three years pass without demanding the cell phone records, the police tapes, the "missing" security video tapes, thorough deposition of the contradictory paid-agent of Lily, Sonia, or Lily herself who figures so prominently and gained so handsomely--
and is being sued for helping to kidnap Heidi and steal her passport for the police.
Marseilles is on its third consulate: Patricia Feitz, Martha Melzow, Ellen B. Thorburn. They are merely marking time.
Congress is peopled with politicians.
There is no public outcry because there has been no money for a publicist.
Dominick Dunne has had the high-profile say and used it to effect:
Vanity Fair and Larry King Live have spread his investigation and belief in Ted.
Now Monaco must continue to violate its own law by wrongly holding Ted, interfering with his correspondence to attorney, and framing him on false charges:
He did not set the multiple points of ignition nor the sudden conflagration at 6 a.m., an hour after he was rushed to the hospital. But law is something Monaco makes up as it requires.
And an innocent American citizen in a foreign jail doesn't have three congressman plus Scott Ritter as advocates:
To warrant that, you have to be Saddam Hussein.
Honorable Green Beret veterans, loyal husbands, loving fathers, compassionate and accomplished medical professionals have dropped in stock market value.
But new advocates present themselves at odd times, without herald or fail.