Showing posts with label Mitigation Money. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mitigation Money. Show all posts

April 5, 2015

Lawyers Say Michael Jackson Paid Out $200 million In Hush Money



Michael Jackson With His Back-up Dancers

[From article]
Lawyers say the King of Pop shelled out nearly $200 million to as many as 20 victims.
Safechuck first met Jacko in 1987, when James was 8 years old. Safechuck will testify that Jacko repeatedly molested him a year later during a tour and that Jacko wrote a check for more than $1 million to Safechuck’s father, a sanitation worker.
Safechuck claims in court filings that Jacko held a secret wedding ceremony, with the young boy as his bride. He said the singer gave him a marriage certificate and a wedding band as keepsakes and confirmation of their “undying love.”
[. . .]
“Jackson was successful in his efforts to the point that my client endured repeated acts of sexual abuse of a heinous nature and was brainwashed . . . into believing they were acts of love and ­instigated by James himself,” Safechuck’s attorneys says in ­filings.
Jacko regularly dressed Safe­chuck in clothes identical to his and would tell reporters Safechuck was his cousin, a former Jacko employee said.
Safechuck’s attorney alleges that Jacko molested Safechuck more than 100 times.
[. . .]
Each have sworn that the singer’s modus operandi was to seduce them and their families with glamour, gifts and vacations to Europe, Asia and the Caribbean.
Robson’s claims will be bolstered by former Jacko maid Blanca Francia, who has sworn under oath and is expected to testify in the civil case that she walked in on Jacko showering with and groping the then-9-year-old Robson. She also said she walked in on Jacko and Robson while they were seminude in bed together.
[. . .]
Sources contend there were at least 20 young victims, who reaped — with their parents and attorneys — upward of $200 million cumulatively in hush money.
[. . .]
In the criminal case against Jacko, a detective for the Santa Barbara district attorney told The Post that the judge, behind closed doors, refused to allow prosecutors to reveal the cash Jacko was paying out.

http://pagesix.com/2015/04/05/lawyers-say-jacko-paid-200m-in-hush-money-to-victims/

Lawyers say Jacko paid $200M in hush money to ‘victims’
By Stacy Brown
New York Post
April 5, 2015 | 6:00am

August 21, 2014

Slavery Made me Do It




[From article]
The saga of University of California, Santa Barbara feminist studies professor Mireille Miller-Young has taken yet another bizarro twist after her defenders urged a judge to excuse the criminal allegations against her because of the “cultural legacy of slavery.”
Miller-Young pleaded no contest last month to misdemeanor counts of battery, theft and vandalism after she rallied up a small gaggle of female vigilantes and attacked abortion protesters Thrin Short, 16, and Joan Short, 21. The radical feminist armada forcibly stole a graphic anti-abortion sign from the two protesters. Miller-Young scratched and appeared to push the 16-year-old girl, then destroyed the sign.

http://dailycaller.com/2014/08/16/professors-now-say-slavery-forced-colleague-to-batter-teen-destroy-her-anti-abortion-poster/

Professors Now Say SLAVERY Forced Colleague To Batter Teen, Destroy Her Anti-Abortion Poster
8:27 AM 08/16/2014
Eric Owens
Education Editor

August 16, 2013

Manager Manages Money From University Developers




Perhaps "The money is being held separately from other revenue streams." is where the City Manager keeps his hundreds of accounts. He transfers money each week from one to another with city council permission. The Council is as clueless as I am about what the accounts are for. Maybe that is where the manager got the $6 million he paid for retaliation to one former city employee. Maybe they are slush funds used arbitrarily by the manger. As Mel Brooks said, "It is good to be the King." Especially when clueless taxpayers think they live in a democracy. 

http://www.wickedlocal.com/cambridge/news/x273449646/Cambridge-nonprofits-weigh-in-on-proposed-community-benefit-fund

Cambridge nonprofits weigh in on proposed community benefit fund
By Erin Baldassari/ebaldassari (at) wickedlocal.com
Cambridge Chronicle
Posted Aug 16, 2013 @ 10:30 AM