Giuliani's bankruptcy creditor are seeking information about his assets from a wide range of people and companies
Rudy Giuliani's bankruptcy creditors are to serve a subpoena on the daughter of Giuliani's alleged girlfriend.Vanessa Ryan, also known as Vanessa Fenderson, should hand over all documentation that shows an alleged business relationship with Giuliani, according to a draft subpoena submitted in court on Tuesday.Vanessa Ryan is a daughter of Dr Marie Ryan, who co-hosts a podcast with Giuliani. In two previous court documents filed in June, the creditor committee has said that Dr.
Michael Ragusa, Giuliani's head of security, told Newsweek that Ryan is not Giuliani's girlfriend and that the two are only business partners.'Dr. Maria Ryan is Mayor Giuliani's business partner and nothing more. Any reports of her being his girlfriend are false rumors made up by the mayor's enemies to damage his reputation and anyone associated with him,' he said.
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