he went on trial for six counts of murder and racketeering in may of 2012. the jury heard the testimony of similar government witnesses who had flipped, these wise guys who made deals with the government and flipped. they acquitted tommy shots on 6 murders. they come vikted him of racketeering. the quandary is that the fbi was the elephant in the room in this trial. the fbi sanctioned much of this behavior. i m not saying that they knew, that the top brass knew everything, but john morris, the supervisor of john conley, whitey s control agent, john morris, the supervisor got paid $6,000, admitted that he was told one of the guys was an fbi informant and that led to him being murdered. there was an innocent bystander killed in the same car.
more than 3400 policy holders deceased for two years. this is for crop insurance. then we look at the department of agriculture, 33 million in 2008 to $2,012 to the dead. then we look at social security administration, 31 million back in may of 2012. office of personnel management $86.1 million. and then, finally, the stimulus program $18 million. what is this about, hadley? what can we do about it? it is a sad story. but it s not a surprising story to me. i don t think there is any story about government mismanagement that could surprise me at this point. here in washington we see it every day. these millions of wasted dollars are dollars in many cases that we can t get back. dollars we need to sustain these programs like social
17. i m from sugarland, texas. drew malik. in northeast ohio. i deployed april 1st, 2012. in kandahar province. we shipped off to iraq october of 2007. deployed in the better part of 2010 and then i was injured in may of 2012 i was with second infran tri out of fort lewis. when you sustained your injuries. december 29th we were going back to the base to do vehicle maintenance. somebody stopped our convoy and said they saw somebody drop a roadside bomb at this check point. i stood up and the bullet went straight through my neck and out the back it hit my c 6 c 7 vertebrae i m paralyzed from the neck down. mission was to go into a town and set up a little base there. there is a thing that seemed out of place. i found the ied and it went off. i was staring right at it. i knew what it was. i remember going in the airenned a i think i cussed
17. i m from sugarland, texas. drew malik. in northeast ohio. i deployed april 1st, 2012. in kandahar province. we shipped off to iraq october of 2007. deployed in the better part of 2010 and then i was injured in may of 2012 i was with second infran tri out of fort lewis. when you sustained your injuries. december 29th we were going back to the base to do vehicletenance. somebody stopped our convoy and said they saw somebody drop a roadside bomb at this check point. i stood up and the bullet went straight through my neck and out the back it hit my c 6 c 7 vertebrae i m paralyzed from the neck down. mission was to go into a town and set up a little base there. there is a thing that seemed out of place. i found the ied and it went off. i was staring right at it. i knew what it was. i remember going in the airenned a i think i cussed
17. i m from sugarland, texas. drew malik. in northeast ohio. i deployed april 1st, 2012. in kandahar province. we shipped off to iraq october of 2007. deployed in the better part of 2010 and then i was injured in may of 2012 i was with second infran tri out of fort lewis. when you sustained your injuries. december 29th we were going back to the base to do vehicle maintenance. somebody stopped our convoy and said they saw somebody drop a roadside bomb at this check point. i stood up and the bullet went straight through my neck and out the back it hit my c 6 c 7 vertebrae i m paralyzed from the neck down. mission was to go into a town and set up a little base there. there is a thing that seemed out of place. i found the ied and it went off. i was staring right at it. i knew what it was. i remember going in the airenned a i think i cussed