Location, Location, Location...
so many facilities to choose from. Where these evil doers will end up, nobody knows.FYI, the Federal Bureau of Prisons (an agency of the Department of Justice) does not permit conjugal visits - that should teach them not to throw sand in the eyes of justice.
posted by Patrick J. Fitzgerald at 4/20/2006
21 Comments:
I recommend Fox River. So that they can prepare for a breakout, Michael, Lincoln, Abruzzi, Tea Bag, Sucre, and others. As for conjugal visit, the blogger can send a blowup doll.
Conjugal visit, huh? That might be a problem for the little soldier and Cheney. This will ruin their "uptime" enjoyments! Ah, location for prison? I choose Trenton State prison (or called Rahway State prison). Have each of the players have cellmates that lifers in prison for murder . Maybe that will sent a message to the players for murdering all of the soldiers that they sent to invade a country on false pretenses!
I don't care where they end up as long as Scooter is put in a cage with a horny bear.
Sleep well, knowing soon justice will be done.
Final posting:
This is an update on Enron case for today. Here is an excerpt of Berkowitz' crossexamination with Skilling. Berkowitz did great!
Skilling Wraps Up Enron Trial Testimony
Berkowitz brought up the tax allegation during his second pass at cross-examining Skilling Thursday. The issue stemmed from one the federal prosecutor first raised on Tuesday regarding Skilling's investment in an ex-girlfriend's online photo-sharing company, which did business with Enron.
Neither issue is related to charges against Skilling, but Berkowitz used them to challenge the ex-CEO's honesty.
Skilling told jurors Tuesday he invested $60,000 in the company and didn't inform Lay or Enron's board in writing. He also told the
Securities and Exchange Commission several years ago that the photo company had a $3,000 contract with Enron.
Berkowitz showed jurors he actually invested $180,000 in the company, and it did $450,000 in business with Enron.
Skilling later said he was taken off guard when Berkowitz raised the issue, but since remembered that he told Lay about it at the time and got his numbers wrong when he first testified about it.
On Thursday, Berkowitz asked about two $10,000 gift checks Skilling wrote to the same ex-girlfriend — check No. 277 dated December 1997, and No. 276 dated March 1998. Berkowitz asked if Skilling actually gave both amounts to the woman in March 1998, but backdated one check to December to avoid paying taxes on a gift of $10,000 or more.
Skilling said he didn't remember the checks, but insisted he has paid all the taxes he owes. In a resigned voice, he asked if Berkowitz was suggesting he shirked paying his taxes.
"I'm suggesting, sir, that you backdated a check to avoid paying taxes to the IRS," Berkowitz replied.
"I told you I don't recall that," Skilling said, adding that he "never shirked from my duty to pay taxes to the United States of America."
Skilling had told jurors he dated the woman in 1997 and 1998 — after he divorced his first wife. When Berkowitz pressed him Thursday on when the relationship ended, he said they remained friends and occasionally dated after that.
"What does this have to do with fraud at Enron Corporation? Just out of curiosity," Skilling asked with a sliver of sarcasm.
"Can you answer my question, Mr. Skilling?" Berkowitz said.
"We continued to have a relationship, yes," the ex-CEO said.
Then the prosecutor addressed Enron's code of ethics, which required approval of executives' investments in companies that did business with Enron and which Skilling acknowledged "probably" applied in his situation — particularly given the personal connection.
"You asked what this had to do with fraud at Enron," Berkowitz said.
"OK, now I understand," Skilling replied.
The prosecutor then asked if the ex-CEO expected jurors to "rely on your word here, sir?"
"That's right," Skilling said.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060420/ap_on_bi_ge/enron_trial;_ylt=Au2H88SdT_dyGEJU3G7zm2Os0NUE;_ylu=X3oDMTA3bGI2aDNqBHNlYwM3NDk-
Score: Berkowitz: 3 Skilling: 0
Have a good evening, folks! Signing off!
It seems kind of odd to give conjugal visits to one who can barely conjugate a verb.
My Theme Song
Teak,
Thanks for the props today. Wall Street has a surprise waiting. Wish I had a video camera...
And then there's that stupid Abstinance Only program...
Condomaniacs?
How about in the basement of the Alamo?
Mr. S.S.--You are most welcome. Keep up your good work/entertainment. I will give a listen to your new song in a few.
Haha book critic.
On the local news tonight, Sen. Pat Roberts is announcing that HUD is allocating funding for Kansans.
I read something about BIG money going thru HUD (read on the net, so took with a grain of salt though) basically unchecked and abused for certain special people. Hmmmm. (It is killing me what the deal is with Roberts.)
David Whittig of the Westar scandal got some medical prison in NY, he looked healthy to me. Westar is somehow related to the Enron deal, I think. Damn crooks.
Keep singing, Mr. SS ;-)
war of the worlds
AUSTIN (AP) -- An appeals court Wednesday upheld a judge's ruling throwing out a felony conspiracy charge against former U.S. House Majority Leader Tom DeLay.
Bluewild...good idea saving taxpayer money...
just wonder if those cells will be big enough to house the egos they are incarcerating..
tryggth says:
April 20th, 2006 at 8:08 pm
"Fitz is a reference to Patrick Fitzgerald, the Special Prosecutor who has indicted “Scooter” Libby and who is about to indict Karl Rove.
It is a traditional first comment in each thread here at FDL (Firedoglake). "
new post at firedoglake on educaing lurkers on terms..great
I give Pillsbury dough-boy less than 5 mins....
You'd have to get Cheney/Prez snarled up in order to prevent a
PARDON.
I honestly believe a PARDON would provide the last act of incendiary arrogant, snarky, lying politics to have this country, en masse, storm the Oval.
Scooter Libby that kinky wierdo will be very disappointed if he can't have his conjugal visits!
I suggest some place in the outer space would be more appropriate. The Earth is too good for them.
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I don't think prison is good enough for any of them. What we need is a new round of Nuremburg trials and some hangings for treason.
You can be sure all of them will receive presidential pardons. There is no limit to Bush's arrogan aggression against the ideals of this nation.
Umm, Colorado Max Security, right next to Moussaoui . . .
It is too bad that Central State in Indianapolis is closed and it was not a federal institution. That would have been a great place.
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