Farhad Khoiee-Abbasi

[2] In 2006, Khoiee-Abbasi began standing near the northwest corner of Daley Plaza outside of Chicago City Hall, holding a sign that read "FBI Agent Chris Saviano, stop raping my wife!

"[1] Soon, he added other signs to his board, most of which denounce former Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley, former U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales,[3] and George W.

He has also been photographed holding his signs on Capitol Hill in Washington D.C., and in New York's Times Square.

Little is known about Khoiee-Abbasi beyond his physical appearance (originally a groomed, well-dressed man who always wore expensive suits and ties), the information on his signs and on flyers he passes out from time to time, and what court documents say about him.

[2] The text of flyers he has handed out indicates he is an engineer by trade and that the "FBI Agent" Chris Saviano he accuses of raping his wife and running a prostitution ring also happens to be the son of a vice president of his former employer.

Farhad Khoiee-Abbasi protests in Chicago's Daley Plaza, across the street from City Hall.
Protesting across the street from Union Station in front of CDW Plaza.