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WHO REALLY KILLED FIRST BRANDS Pt 5: Two Executives Have Confessed
First Brands collapsed owing $11 billion. Two executives confessed to the fraud. Did founder Patrick James direct it, or just own the company?
First Brands collapsed owing $11 billion. Two executives confessed to the fraud. Did founder Patrick James direct it, or just own the company?
Loay Alnaji admitted killing Paul Kessler with a megaphone. A Ventura County judge signaled probation — no prison.
Castel let the prosecution build the case it wanted. He kept out what hurt the government. The Hernández trial was a show trial in every measure.
The grand jury would not indict Ryan Flynn. Now only a misdemeanor remains against the man who accused ex-DA John Flynn of child abuse.
A UCLA cardiologist says jail may kill 77-year-old Leo Grillo. The case keeping him there rests on a fraud suspect cutting his own deal
Apollo Global Management bet against First Brands' debt, then profited as the auto parts maker collapsed and its founder was indicted.
She has 309,000 followers, a CEO bio, and a $4M federal theft case. Inside the double life of Stefanya Ramirez Ospina.
New Immigration Era
Former Staten Island attorney Richard Luthmann says the State of New York never had legal jurisdiction to convict him—because he was never arrested or fingerprinted for the charge.
A Recording the DA May Not Want You to Hear
In time, the US Department of Justice may come to be viewed as a historical caution—compared to the Inquisition, the Salem witch trials, or Stalin’s show trials. But with more paperwork. More press releases.
Town of Tonawanda Police Chief James Stauffiger is engaged in a labor dispute with the local police union, which represents approximately 90 officers. The union is led by Officer Andy Thompson, its elected president.
