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EMOTIONAL VIDEO: Sandusky Chaplain: State Is Blocking the Truth, Not Finding It (opens the original)
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Pastor Joe Stains: Sandusky Needs a Fresh Start in Federal Court The video above is an excellent, emotional interview with Reverend Joe Stains, the Sandusky family's pastor and Jerry Sandusky's personal chaplain. It was recorded outside the Centre County Courthouse on September 8, 2026, right after what was supposed to be Sandusky's evidentiary hearing. Instead, Sandusky withdrew his claim based on Ryan Rittmeyer's recantation and decided to take his case to federal court. Rev. Stains is a retir
13 Years After Divorce, Feeney Fight Turns to Hidden Crypto (opens the original)
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FEENEY SHOWED $1M IN CRYPTO, THEN SWORE HE HAD $8,000 This may look like a private fight between two people who should have moved on years ago. In a way it is. But I'm not writing about it because of who Patrick and Michelle Feeney are. I'm writing about it because of where they've been fighting: Connecticut family court. Not all of that is the court's fault. It takes two people who won't stop to keep a case going this long. But the court let it go on, one motion and one hearing at a time, for t
SOMOZA WANTED SIEZED COMPUTERS BACK. DOJ'S ANSWER DIDN'T ADD UP. (opens the original)
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Eleven items became twenty. "Not searched" became "imaged." A jailed man was told to make his own copy. Three years after the handoff, the Justice Department's own count of what left the FBI changed, and it swore to both numbers. Curtis Somoza ran a life insurance program for 2,500 Black churchgoers in Los Angeles. Investors paid the premiums. Somoza bet that the insurer, Transamerica, had underpriced the policies. In 2006, federal prosecutors charged him with defrauding the investors, and FBI a
Two Investors Say They Funded Vítek's Rise. He Says They Were Never Partners (opens the original)
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How Radovan Vítek Turned Two Partners Into Four Percent Two men are suing Radovan Vítek for €535 million. They are Marek Čmejla and Jiří Diviš. They are Czech businessmen. They live in Monaco. In 1999, they were part of a group that bought the Czech state's stake in a coal company called Mostecká uhelná. Swiss courts later convicted them over the deal. They are not choirboys, and there is no reason to pretend otherwise. Their convictions are a matter of record. But a criminal conviction does not
VÍTEK'S MOMMY DEAREST: 'Self-Made' Tycoon Hid Empire in Mom's Name (opens the original)
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Divorce, partners, regulators: every time he needed a name that wasn't his, he used his mother's Forbes keeps a card on Radovan Vítek, and a handsome little testament to capitalist achievement it is. A residence in Crans-Montana, Switzerland. A wife, four children, a law degree and thirteen consecutive years in the company of the world's wealthiest. The card has everything one might want to know about a billionaire, provided one does not want to know how he became one. Nothing on the card is exa
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