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New court documents show the Mississippi governor in 2017 knew of a plan for a nonprofit group to pay Brett Favre more than $1 million in welfare grant money so the retired NFL quarterback could help fund a volleyball facility

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Text messages link then-Mississippi governor to $1.1M welfare payment to Favre

The governor of Mississippi in 2017 was “on board” with a plan for a nonprofit group to pay Brett Favre more than $1 million in welfare grant money so the retired NFL quarterback could help fund a university volleyball facility, according to a text messages between Favre and the director of the nonprofit.

Text messages link Favre, MS welfare money, volleyball facility - Vimarsana News

Text messages link Favre, MS welfare money, volleyball facility

New court documents show the Mississippi governor in 2017 knew of plan for nonprofit group to pay Brett Favre $1 million+ in welfare grant money.

Text messages link Favre, welfare money, volleyball facility - Vimarsana News

Text messages link Favre, welfare money, volleyball facility

The governor of Mississippi in 2017 was "on board" with a plan for a nonprofit group to pay Brett Favre more than $1 million in welfare grant money.

Documents link Brett Favre, welfare money, volleyball facility - Vimarsana News

Documents link Brett Favre, welfare money, volleyball facility

Court documents filed include text message exchanges between Favre and the director of the nonprofit that had contracts with the Department of Human Services.