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- On the Heels of the sentencing THIS WEEK of a former prison corrections officer…now the FBI has exposed a new BRIBERY SCHEME?!
- Sexual Assault and Female Inmates in Danbury,Connecticut in The News today…More Common than you think!
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Since my appeal was just recently dismissed without even being heard, many people have shown concern over how this could even happen. I have been hearing such concern since my case began, and especially since my sentencing which was almost … Continue reading
A Change of Opinion and a 74% bonus?!
Here is an interesting change of opinion! Victims in my particular legal case included Bank of America and Chase, who among others have been accused of fraud by the Department of Justice. Bank of America was found guilty by a … Continue reading
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Tagged Bank fraud, Bank of America, Elizabeth Warren, fraud, incarceration, injustice, justice, law, mortgage, Mortgage fraud, prison, prison reform, sentencing, sentencing disparities, Stacey Petro
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