| .) |
MAY 05 2008
1. Karl Rove in Panama City, Florida
2. Thom Hartmann interviews Larisa Alexandrovna
3. Schmitz's case grows into war of words
..............................................................................................................
Karl Rove in Panama City, Florida
by Kristina Hamilton of WJHG.com
The man credited with putting George W. Bush in the White House
was in town Friday night speaking to the local Republican faithful.
Rove's being invited to appear before the House Judiciary Committee.
They want him to answer questions about allegations of politically
motivated prosecution. The issue they'll discuss with Rove occurred
while serving under the Bush administration.
Apparently they have a testimony claiming the Republican may have
unfairly singled out a Democratic governor.
<link to source>
....................................................................................................................................................
Thom Hartman interviews Alexandrovna
Thom Hartmann of Air America
Thom talks with investigative reporter, Larisa Alexandrovna of Raw Story, about
her ongoing investigation into the Siegelman and Minor cases on his radio show.
<link to source>
...................................................................................................................................................
Schmitz's case grows into war of words
by Brett Blackledge on Al.com/Birmingham News
....Watson also claims that FBI agents mistreated Schmitz during the
arrest and hauled her off in handcuffs, which Watson argues proves
her indictment "reeks of bad faith and selective prosecution."
...."If she was mistreated as alleged, to the point where blood
streamed from her injured hands, why did she or her counsel not
report this fact to anyone - the prosecutor, the probation office or the
court - at the time of her initial appearance?" Athanas asked in his
motion. "If the injuries were so extensive, why did she not document
her mistreatment with photographic or video evidence?"
"The absence of this evidence speaks volumes," Athanas argues.
The defense also took exception to Athanas saying in one
government response that Watson didn't offer a sworn statement
about his claims of a request that Schmitz be allowed to surrender to
avoid arrest.
<link to source>
....................................................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................
1. Karl Rove in Panama City, Florida
2. Thom Hartmann interviews Larisa Alexandrovna
3. Schmitz's case grows into war of words
..............................................................................................................
Karl Rove in Panama City, Florida
by Kristina Hamilton of WJHG.com
The man credited with putting George W. Bush in the White House
was in town Friday night speaking to the local Republican faithful.
Rove's being invited to appear before the House Judiciary Committee.
They want him to answer questions about allegations of politically
motivated prosecution. The issue they'll discuss with Rove occurred
while serving under the Bush administration.
Apparently they have a testimony claiming the Republican may have
unfairly singled out a Democratic governor.
<link to source>
....................................................................................................................................................
Thom Hartman interviews Alexandrovna
Thom Hartmann of Air America
Thom talks with investigative reporter, Larisa Alexandrovna of Raw Story, about
her ongoing investigation into the Siegelman and Minor cases on his radio show.
<link to source>
...................................................................................................................................................
Schmitz's case grows into war of words
by Brett Blackledge on Al.com/Birmingham News
....Watson also claims that FBI agents mistreated Schmitz during the
arrest and hauled her off in handcuffs, which Watson argues proves
her indictment "reeks of bad faith and selective prosecution."
...."If she was mistreated as alleged, to the point where blood
streamed from her injured hands, why did she or her counsel not
report this fact to anyone - the prosecutor, the probation office or the
court - at the time of her initial appearance?" Athanas asked in his
motion. "If the injuries were so extensive, why did she not document
her mistreatment with photographic or video evidence?"
"The absence of this evidence speaks volumes," Athanas argues.
The defense also took exception to Athanas saying in one
government response that Watson didn't offer a sworn statement
about his claims of a request that Schmitz be allowed to surrender to
avoid arrest.
<link to source>
....................................................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................
.........................................................................
| __________________________________________________________________________________________ Sponsored by Friends of Don Siegelman 2007 <feedback> __________________________________________________________________________________________ |
.........................................................................
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |  |  |  |  |  |
 |  |  |  |  |  |
In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is posted without profit for those who have expressed interest in this
information for research and educational purposes. DonSiegleman.org has no affiliation whatsoever with the originators of these
articles nor is DonSiegleman.org endorsed or sponsored by the originator(s).
"Go to ..." and "more" links are provided as a convenience to our readers and allow for verification of authenticity. However, as
originating pages are often updated by their originating host sites, the versions posted on this site may not match the versions our
readers view when clicking the "Go to Original" links.
information for research and educational purposes. DonSiegleman.org has no affiliation whatsoever with the originators of these
articles nor is DonSiegleman.org endorsed or sponsored by the originator(s).
"Go to ..." and "more" links are provided as a convenience to our readers and allow for verification of authenticity. However, as
originating pages are often updated by their originating host sites, the versions posted on this site may not match the versions our
readers view when clicking the "Go to Original" links.
 |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |