GOV Hogan's chief of staff on the run!

[kwillia]

Umm... I would check in Greece first. They gave him plenty of time to make an exit strategy and no oversight to ensure he didn't run. No way he is still in the US.

Murtha said he had no reason to believe his client would skip out on court. He said they had a substantive conversation about the case on March 12. McGrath was supposed to board a plane later that night, his attorney said.

"I haven’t a clue. I didn’t see this coming," he said. "This behavior is so out of the ordinary for him. Obviously his personal safety is a concern."

His aliases include Roy Baisliadou, Roy Mak-Grath and RC Mak-Grath, according to the FBI.

McGrath, who was born in Greece, is described as being around 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighing 140 pounds, with brown hair.

MSN

www.msn.com

 

[vraiblonde]

According to federal and state prosecutors, McGrath personally enriched himself by taking advantage of his positions of trust...

How is this different from what Larry Hogan himself did?

Or is he just taking the fall to distract us from The Fat One?

 

[Hijinx]

According to federal and state prosecutors, McGrath personally enriched himself by taking advantage of his positions of trust...

How is this different from what Larry Hogan himself did?

Or is he just taking the fall to distract us from The Fat One?

Geez President Joe Biden did that and made his whole family rich.
You mean there is a law against that?

5 feet 5 and 140 lbs. He could dress as a Tranny and stay right here in America.
Stay right here in Maryland for that matter.

 

[Dakota]

@justin_fenton
BREAKING: Roy McGrath is dead. The indicted former chief of staff to Gov. Larry Hogan, who was on the run for 3 weeks after failing to show for his federal criminal trial, was shot after being confronted by the FBI in Tennessee.

Roy McGrath killed during encounter with FBI in Tennessee after three-week manhunt

Considered to be a fugitive by the U.S. Marshals after missing his federal fraud trial, McGrath has been on the run since March 13.

www.cbsnews.com

 

[SamSpade]

@justin_fenton
BREAKING: Roy McGrath is dead. The indicted former chief of staff to Gov. Larry Hogan, who was on the run for 3 weeks after failing to show for his federal criminal trial, was shot after being confronted by the FBI in Tennessee.

Roy McGrath killed during encounter with FBI in Tennessee after three-week manhunt

Considered to be a fugitive by the U.S. Marshals after missing his federal fraud trial, McGrath has been on the run since March 13.

www.cbsnews.com

How did they manage to shoot THIS guy? You know, when dangerous criminals either escape capture or GET captured and are let loose?
This guy looks less dangerous than a mouse and wham, he's shot by FBI and dead.

 

[GURPS]

How did they manage to shoot THIS guy? You know, when dangerous criminals either escape capture or GET captured and are let loose?
This guy looks less dangerous than a mouse and wham, he's shot by FBI and dead.

Cover Up

 

[kwillia]

“He was working on a manuscript.”

Hmm.

 

[Hijinx]

 

[vraiblonde]

Who else is thinking of Doug Stamper from House of Cards?

Note that the "news article" doesn't say exactly what happened and how it came about that FBI agents ended up gunning this man down? And notice it involves a Republican official, yet the prog "news" media isn't all over it licking their chops like they normally do? Typically some Republican campaign staffer jaywalks and the prog press blow it up for days. This one....silence.

Could this have something to do with why Hogan abruptly announced that he's not running for POTUS after all?

 

[Grumpy]

Could this have something to do with why Hogan abruptly announced that he's not running for POTUS after all?

That crossed my mind when I read the article. Also, the article I read hinted at suicide.