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hue

(4,949 posts)
Tue Nov 25, 2014, 08:59 AM Nov 2014

John Doe probe: Nearly 70,000 more pages of Walker documents to be released

http://fox6now.com/2014/11/25/john-doe-probe-70000-more-pages-of-walker-documents-to-be-released/

MADISON (AP) — Nearly 70,000 pages of emails and attachments collected during the first John Doe investigation into former aides and associates of Gov. Scott Walker during his time as Milwaukee County executive are being released.

The information being made public Tuesday is the fourth such release of emails and other documents prosecutors seized from county and personal computers during the investigation that ended in 2013.

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Does this even matter any more?
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John Doe probe: Nearly 70,000 more pages of Walker documents to be released (Original Post) hue Nov 2014 OP
Legally maybe not. But for those people whose lives have been altered by this midnight Nov 2014 #1
It may matter Lefta Dissenter Nov 2014 #2
Only if he's recorded discussing voting machines postulater Nov 2014 #3
Any emails or links to view? midnight Dec 2014 #4

midnight

(26,624 posts)
1. Legally maybe not. But for those people whose lives have been altered by this
Tue Nov 25, 2014, 09:22 AM
Nov 2014

pay to play model it might explain some of the actions that causes such injustices.

I didn't see any of documents that were released in October. If someone gets links to these released documents please post.

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