Ken-Clem order to keep the truth hidden worked hard to keep fritz up front. He can't stand to hear how his brother in law- the ex lawyer was prosecuted, convicted and disbarred under Fritz administration - tell us ken this is the real reason for the I hate fritz mail - you don't give a rats butt about john boy. Tell the readers how you care so much about st. Marys that you sold your paper to a felon drug convict who assaulted a bunch of little kids with a high powered firearm. You Are A Fanned Fallout.
Ken bumps brother in law prosecution
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Dan, is this the felon drug convict you were referring to.
Clarke's lawyer filed court papers this week stating that his client Terry Clarke fully cooperated witt assistant State's Attorney Daniel J. White, and State's Attorney Richard D. Fritz.
Clarke entered a plea agreement early last year on misdemeanor assault and weapons offenses, from charging papers alleging he fired a rifle across a pond at people who had been bird hunting.He said the state's division of parole and probation has recommended that Clarke be sentenced to 30 days in jail, although its guidelines range from five to 35 years.
Tell us about the deal Richard Fritz, and Daniel White made with career criminal Francis( Bubba) Scriber to testify against Mattingly.
I hear it was a doozy Dan.
Hypocrite!
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I would think that because White told so many lies he probably told all the Grand Jury Witness's this lie. White probably had a list of lies to tell them written on the back of the copy of the settlement check given to Mrs cook that White got from Mattingly! By the time one of the family members of Albert Cook was paid $20 said:
Dan you never answered the queation about Mrs. Cook so Ill assume the answer above is correct.
You never told us why you offered Terry Clarke who was facing 70 yrs a 30 day sentence to testify against someone charged with land theft.
You never told us why you agreed to not file charges on Francis Scriber after he confessed to a narc in Jail about what he did.
You weren't at the trial because they found your file proving you had the witness's change their testimony. to suit your charges.
Now you have given Robert Short who was facing 20 yrs on drug charges a plea deal to plead guilty to perjury the day after the charges were dropped on Mattingly. Why Dan?
Do you think all of the people you had commit perjury will lie for you in court Dan?
I hear your brother M___ had some proplems a while back.
Want to tell us about that?
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Ken, you are an idiot.
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Great Mills Rd
The Enterprise
Friday, Oct. 22, 2010
By JOHN WHARTON
Staff writer
Brown sentenced to term in prison
Judge says state's attorney candidate John Mattingly
also tried to cheat people in real-estate dealings
A two-year investigation of real-estate fraud and witness tampering
resulted this week in a prison sentence for Daniel Jason Brown,
and a judge's rebuke of state's attorney candidate John Mattingly
Mattingly (D) did not attend his real-estate partner's sentencing hearing.
"I frankly don't think you were the instigator in any of these things,
but you played a major role," Judge Wallace said, and he barred Brown
from having any contact with John Mattingly after Brown is
released from custody and begins five years of supervised probation.
"The two of you together (Mattingly & Brown) did operate your business corruptly,"
Judge Wallace said, "in an effort to cheat other people."
Renee Joy, assistant Prince George's prosecutor, spoke of Brown's conduct.
"His work ethic was proven to be shortcuts and scamming innocent people
to line his own pockets," Joy said. "He thinks that he's above the law."
In the home-improvement case, Joy said, "Mr. Brown was showing the
epitome of greed. He was taking advantage of an elderly woman who was
an amputee and had recently lost her husband."
for full story click on link below
Brown sentenced to term in prison
Friday, Oct. 22, 2010
By JOHN WHARTON
Staff writer
Brown sentenced to term in prison
Judge says state's attorney candidate John Mattingly
also tried to cheat people in real-estate dealings
A two-year investigation of real-estate fraud and witness tampering
resulted this week in a prison sentence for Daniel Jason Brown,
and a judge's rebuke of state's attorney candidate John Mattingly
Mattingly (D) did not attend his real-estate partner's sentencing hearing.
"I frankly don't think you were the instigator in any of these things,
but you played a major role," Judge Wallace said, and he barred Brown
from having any contact with John Mattingly after Brown is
released from custody and begins five years of supervised probation.
"The two of you together (Mattingly & Brown) did operate your business corruptly,"
Judge Wallace said, "in an effort to cheat other people."
Renee Joy, assistant Prince George's prosecutor, spoke of Brown's conduct.
"His work ethic was proven to be shortcuts and scamming innocent people
to line his own pockets," Joy said. "He thinks that he's above the law."
In the home-improvement case, Joy said, "Mr. Brown was showing the
epitome of greed. He was taking advantage of an elderly woman who was
an amputee and had recently lost her husband."
for full story click on link below
Brown sentenced to term in prison
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