Geraldine Ferraro’s widower is suing the luxury village of Saltaire on Fire Island, claiming an appraiser barged onto his waterfront property despite “no trespassing” signs on the…
Geraldine Ferraro’s family is suing the lux Fire Island village of Saltaire, claiming an appraiser barged onto their waterfront property despite “no trespassing” signs, and snapped dozens of pictures in an “outrageous” privacy breach.
“As a result . . . it is now public knowledge were [sic] the residents and their children sleep, that there is a dock for access, how to access the property and the fact that the entrance to the premises is remote,” according to the Brooklyn Federal Court lawsuit against the village and Grossman.
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