Meanwhile at the Stanford trial
http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/ex-stanford-exec-tells-jurors-texas-financier-ran-businesses-through-mix-of-flattery-and-fear/2012/02/02/gIQADqmxkQ_story.html?wprss=rss_linkset&tid=sm_twitter_washingtonpost
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Jailed Texas financier R. Allen Stanfords extreme measures to hide his Caribbean banks fraud included entering into a blood oath with a top regulator, the man who was in charge of the tycoons books told jurors Thursday.
Mr. Stanford said they (he and King) actually cut themselves and had a blood oath, a frail-looking Davis, 63, said.
Davis said Stanford made regular cash payments of hush money to King and another regulator for them to look the other way. He also testified the financier loaned the Antiguan government about $40 million, which was never repaid.
Davis, who ended up working in Stanfords Memphis office, described an environment full of deceit in which the companys chief investment officer, Laura Holt, lied to investors about monitoring all of the banks investments.
Davis told jurors he had a two-year affair with Holt and that he had first met her at a Bible study class he and his wife taught. Holt is among the executives set to be tried in September.
These fundies never fail to amuse me - adulterers and thieves!