Pardons, Commutations, Settlements & Dropped Prosecutions

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Back in 2005 I wrote a scathing column about a corrupt CEO named Andrew Wiederhorn, but I haven't thought about him much since. Today we have a new
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piece about him: After he got out of prison, he emerged as CEO of another company and, according to DOJ, stole $47 million that financed his 10-bedroom mansion in Portland with an indoor basketball court. He won't face prison this time, though: He then donated $100,000 to Trump's second inaugural committee, and the Trump administration fired the prosecutor and dropped the case. When will the public rebel against this banana republic kind of corruption?”
 

He raped a 12 year-old boy and a 12 year-old girl.

BEFORE he attacked the Capitol and AFTER.

While he was in jail/prison for attacking LEO’s and the Capitol, he couldn’t rape children.

Trump pardoned the creep and he started raping the children.
 
The guy prob paid part of the bribe out of his own money, then the client wouldn't compensate him, so he hired goons.

Trump admin is turning attorneys into gangsters. . . .
 

This part is interesting.

The filings claim that the person Mr. Nass hired to pursue the $500,000 from the Schwartzes had previously been convicted of racketeering and sentenced to nearly four years in prison, then possessed a firearm as a convicted felon. The person, who is not named in the filings, communicated with Mr. Nass in both Russian and English, and recorded conversations at the direction of law enforcement, according to the filings. They indicate that he is cooperating with law enforcement “in the hopes of being offered a cooperation agreement and possible immigration benefits.”

Especially in light of the NYT piece below. Note that the 2016 date means Nass was only 24-25 at the time. Seems pretty young to be getting involved in Russian/Jewish mafia unless you were born into Russian/Jewish mafia.

It might take a Russia scholar to unpack the significance of particular meetings that are now coming to light in the glare of investigations and bare-knuckle politics.

Rabbi Lazar, who has condemned critics of Mr. Putin’s actions in Ukraine, is the leader of the Hasidic Chabad-Lubavitch group in Russia, where it is a powerful organization running dozens of schools and offering social services across the country, while maintaining links to a lucrative financial donor network.

Mr. Greenblatt, who handled outreach to Jews for the campaign, said that Rabbi Lazar was one of several Chabad leaders he had met during the campaign. He said the two men did not discuss broader United States-Russia relations and called the meeting “probably less than useful.”

Rabbi Lazar said they had spoken about anti-Semitism in Russia, Russian Jews in Israel and Russian society in general. While he meets with Mr. Putin once or twice a year, he said, he never discussed his meeting with Mr. Greenblatt with Kremlin officials.

Joshua Nass, a public relations executive in New York, confirmed arranging the meeting between Mr. Lazar and Mr. Greenblatt.



 
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