Senator's Parents Gave Mistress Thousands
WASHINGTON - Senator John Ensign's wealthy parents gave almost $100000 to his former lover and her family, ostensibly out of concern for their welfare and as part of a “pattern of generosity,” his lawyer disclosed Thursday.
WASHINGTON - Senator John Ensign's wealthy parents gave almost $100000 to his former lover and her family, ostensibly out of concern for their welfare and as part of a “pattern of generosity,” his lawyer disclosed Thursday.
MJ Wanted to Heal the World ... with Kim Jong Il
According to Michael Jackson, the release of imprisoned reporters Laura Ling and Euna Lee hinged on one question: Is Kim Jong Il a "Thriller" fan?
On his blog, Gotham Chopra -- friend to MJ and the reporters -- says Jackson called him three weeks ago asking how he could help. Jackson thought Jong Il would let them go if he talked to him ... provided the North Korean leader was a fan.One reason why Michael thought Jong Il could be a devotee: "You know, he wears jackets like mine."Gotham told Jackson he'd look into it -- but Michael died before the plan could get off the ground.
According to Michael Jackson, the release of imprisoned reporters Laura Ling and Euna Lee hinged on one question: Is Kim Jong Il a "Thriller" fan?
On his blog, Gotham Chopra -- friend to MJ and the reporters -- says Jackson called him three weeks ago asking how he could help. Jackson thought Jong Il would let them go if he talked to him ... provided the North Korean leader was a fan.One reason why Michael thought Jong Il could be a devotee: "You know, he wears jackets like mine."Gotham told Jackson he'd look into it -- but Michael died before the plan could get off the ground.
Bernie Madoff Will Not Appeal His 150 Year Sentence
Bernie Madoff's lawyer has confirmed that Bernie won't appeal his 150 year sentence. He thinks any sentence Bernie would get, even under the guidelines, would be a life sentence.
Bernie Madoff's lawyer has confirmed that Bernie won't appeal his 150 year sentence. He thinks any sentence Bernie would get, even under the guidelines, would be a life sentence.
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