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Justice in today’s Ohio

Thursday, April 3rd, 2008 By David Hansen

A good friend of ours points out how…

Tom Noe is languishing away in jail right now for the so-called $50 million “mis-investment” of BWC funds in his rare coin fund. Money which the state has largely recovered (with interest!). Yet Mark Lay who is responsible for a $216,000,000 loss in BWC funds gets to just settle out of court and pay a percentage of his commissions back to Ohio. Of course this guy has big Democrat ties…so that must mean this motivations were purely noble and above board, right?

Something stinks about this settlement at the hands of our once crime crusading AG Marc Dann.

We couldn’t say it better ourselves.

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One Response to “Justice in today’s Ohio”

  1. DEMOCRAT Mark D. Lay’s Slap on the Wrist at Naugblog Says:
    April 6th, 2008 at 9:45 am

    [...] quite a good investment (especially this year) and all of the money Noe stole was mostly recovered with interest. So while Noe is being careful not to drop the soap in prison, Democrat-connected Lay’s case [...]

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