Monday, July 17, 2017
Doomed, Part II: AG Steve Marshall Opens "Dark Money" Group - Donald V. Watkins
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Doomed, Part II: AG Steve Marshall Opens "Dark Money" Group
Just when you thought things could not get any worse for those of us who are seeking justice for Megan Rondini, they did. We learned today that Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall has started a "dark money" group to support his candidacy for election to a full term in office. Donors can contribute to his 501(c)(4) organization without disclosing their identities.
Marshall, who is former Governor Robert Bentley's handpicked attorney general, is emulating the same "dark money" approach to politics that got Bentley busted and removed from government. Obviously, "Birds of a feather flock together."
There is no need for the Bunn family to launder its campaign cash for attorney general through Mike Echols' political action committees. They can simply "buy" an attorney general using "dark money" contributions given directly to Steve Marshall's 501(c)(4) group.
Is justice "for sale" in Alabama? Yes. Is there any prosecutor in office today who will pursue Megan Rondini's rape case? Apparently not. The state's top prosecutor just made it super easy to purchase his allegiance in the dark of night, no questions asked.
Bill Britt has the full story below. Check it out.
Sunday, July 16, 2017
Doomed: Why Megan Rondini Never Had A Chance Inside the Criminal Justice System - Donald V. Watkins -- Sweet T, who is 36 years old, enjoys a lifestyle based on privilege, wealth, and power. He is a local playboy who is accountable to no one. His family has bought the allegiance and support of everyone who is "for sale".
No public official in Alabama has openly stood up for Megan Rondini - AG Steve Marshall's campaign promise to be "tough on crime" seems to ring hollow in Megan Rondini's case - Donald V Watkins
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Donald V. Watkins The silence coming out of Tuscaloosa regarding Megan Rondini's case has gone from deafening to downright shameful. No law enforcement or University of Alabama official has disputed any of the facts laid out in my exclusive series of articles in Megan's case. It is apparent by now that a lot of good and decent professionals who are associated with local law enforcement agencies in Tuscaloosa are just as sick about Megan's ordeal as we are. The facts disclosed in my articles would be nearly impossible to uncover without the substantial assistance of dedicated and honest professionals in the law enforcement community and members of the University family who want justice in Megan's case.
President Stuart Bell, Chancellor C. Ray Hayes, and the University Board of Trustees have rendered themselves impotent in this matter. They do not have the independence, courage, or backbone to stand up for Megan Rondini. They have not been given permission to do so by the power players in Tuscaloosa. To them, it is more important to "suck up" to the Bunn family, the members of the University President's Cabinet, and big money donors than to pursue criminal justice in Megan's case.
Furthermore, no public official in Alabama has openly stood up for Megan. Steve Marshall, Robert Bentley's handpicked attorney general, has been missing in action on Megan's alleged rape and subsequent death since the June 22nd BuzzFeed News article on her ordeal. Marshall has found it more useful to devote his time and energy to running for a full term in office. His campaign promise to be "tough on crime" seems to ring hollow in Megan's case.
President Stuart Bell, Chancellor C. Ray Hayes, and the University Board of Trustees have rendered themselves impotent in this matter. They do not have the independence, courage, or backbone to stand up for Megan Rondini. They have not been given permission to do so by the power players in Tuscaloosa. To them, it is more important to "suck up" to the Bunn family, the members of the University President's Cabinet, and big money donors than to pursue criminal justice in Megan's case.
Furthermore, no public official in Alabama has openly stood up for Megan. Steve Marshall, Robert Bentley's handpicked attorney general, has been missing in action on Megan's alleged rape and subsequent death since the June 22nd BuzzFeed News article on her ordeal. Marshall has found it more useful to devote his time and energy to running for a full term in office. His campaign promise to be "tough on crime" seems to ring hollow in Megan's case.
Donald V. Watkins: The silence coming out of Tuscaloosa regarding Megan Rondini's case has gone from deafening to downright shameful.
https://www.facebook.com/donald.v.watkins/posts/10213569764940628
Donald V. Watkins The silence coming out of Tuscaloosa regarding Megan Rondini's case has gone from deafening to downright shameful. No law enforcement or University of Alabama official has disputed any of the facts laid out in my exclusive series of articles in Megan's case. It is apparent by now that a lot of good and decent professionals who are associated with local law enforcement agencies in Tuscaloosa are just as sick about Megan's ordeal as we are. The facts disclosed in my articles would be nearly impossible to uncover without the substantial assistance of dedicated and honest professionals in the law enforcement community and members of the University family who want justice in Megan's case.
President Stuart Bell, Chancellor C. Ray Hayes, and the University Board of Trustees have rendered themselves impotent in this matter. They do not have the independence, courage, or backbone to stand up for Megan Rondini. They have not been given permission to do so by the power players in Tuscaloosa. To them, it is more important to "suck up" to the Bunn family, the members of the University President's Cabinet, and big money donors than to pursue criminal justice in Megan's case.
Furthermore, no public official in Alabama has openly stood up for Megan. Steve Marshall, Robert Bentley's handpicked attorney general, has been missing in action on Megan's alleged rape and subsequent death since the June 22nd BuzzFeed News article on her ordeal. Marshall has found it more useful to devote his time and energy to running for a full term in office. His campaign promise to be "tough on crime" seems to ring hollow in Megan's case.
President Stuart Bell, Chancellor C. Ray Hayes, and the University Board of Trustees have rendered themselves impotent in this matter. They do not have the independence, courage, or backbone to stand up for Megan Rondini. They have not been given permission to do so by the power players in Tuscaloosa. To them, it is more important to "suck up" to the Bunn family, the members of the University President's Cabinet, and big money donors than to pursue criminal justice in Megan's case.
Furthermore, no public official in Alabama has openly stood up for Megan. Steve Marshall, Robert Bentley's handpicked attorney general, has been missing in action on Megan's alleged rape and subsequent death since the June 22nd BuzzFeed News article on her ordeal. Marshall has found it more useful to devote his time and energy to running for a full term in office. His campaign promise to be "tough on crime" seems to ring hollow in Megan's case.
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