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'An outrage:' Tong, others denounce Purdue Pharma and owners in Congressional bankruptcy hearing FacebookTwitterEmail 1of9 “To permit non-debtors to abuse the bankruptcy process like this is an outrage, and Connecticut strongly encourages you to stop this abuse,” state Attorney General William Tong told a hearing of the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Antitrust, Commercial, and Administrative Law.Cathy Zuraw / Hearst Connecticut Media file photoShow MoreShow Less 2of9 Connecticut Attorney General William Tong testifies during a hearing held by the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, J...

In other news. one top firearm manufacturer actually suspending orders saying it cannot keep up with them. what is behind the sudden gun rush in america? a new twist in the dui manslaughter case against florida millionaire john goodwin who adopted his 42-year-old girlfriend in the civil case against him. that didn't have anything to do with shielding assets. this is the criminal case. the jurors have gone to deliberate after closing arguments. they have asked to hear the 911 calls from the night of the deadly car crash. we've got the calls they wanted to hear, we'll play them for you and discu...

jury, and there may be accuser with abuse allegations dating back to the '70s. and late today, another report surfaced. it concerned sandusky's former charity, second mile. the one he founded and allegedly employed to recruit victims while projecting a saintly image to the community. second mile's chief executive, david woodall, telling both "the new york times" and the local "patriot-news" that the organization could end up folding. that's one of these options that he laid out, that in his words, in the end, nothing of the second mile exists. second mile faces a potential civil libe...

that there may be accusers with abuse allegations dating back to the '70s. then late today another report surfaces. it concerns sandusky's former charity, second mile, the one he founded and allegedly employed to recruit victims while projecting a saintly image to the community. second mile's chief executive david woodall telling both "the new york times" and the local "patriot news" the organization could end up folding. that's one of three options he laid out that in his words something of the second mile exists. he tells the local paper that no final decision has yet been made. no...

accuser may go to the grand jury and there may be victims with -- another bombshell concerning the former charity second mile, the one he founded allegedly to recruit victims while projecting a saintly image. david whittle saying the organization could end up folding. that's one of three options he laid out. that in his words the organization could end up "not continuing." the move matters because second mile faces a potential civil liability nightmare if the allegations are true and second mile turned a blind eye. they're launching an internal investigation. but they've been less th...