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Tag Archives: federal prosecutors
Business Activities Of Yavneh Board Chair David Rubin Scrutinized
Report: This is about the subpoena CDR got the other day from the Feds about their dealings in regards to a airport: Federal investigators subpoenaed Port Authority of Allegheny County documents related to a company that might have overcharged municipal … Continue reading
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The Rabbi, the Do-Gooder, The Lost $100 Million
From the WSJ: Rabbi Chaim Silver of the B’nai Israel Congregation in Norfolk, Va., says members have called him often with a question about a congregant: "Can I trust Joseph Shereshevsky? I am planning to invest a lot of money … Continue reading
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Valley Village Orthodox Jew & Former Boeing Scientist Abraham Lesnik Charged With Not Securing Military Secrets
From ERSNews.com: FORMER BOEING SCIENTIST In Los Angeles federal court yesterday, Abraham Lesnik, a former Boeing defense scientist was charged with improperly retaining sensitive security information by Federal prosecutors. His attorney Marc Harris accompanied Lesnik who was present for his … Continue reading
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Brooklyn D.A. Accused of Failing to Indict Cops Who Kill
Corrupt emails: Eliot Spitzer is not the only one to have pretended to be self righteous and prosecute others, only to be discovered years later to have been no so Kosher himself. forcing him to have to resign recently. Charles … Continue reading
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New York Governor Eliot Spitzer Linked To Prostitution Ring
We’re discussing this important issue right now in my chat room. I’ve made a video report using wild oats to illustrate my point. Thank G-d I don’t have enough spare cash to get into this kind of trouble. I find … Continue reading
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