Questions Remain From NC Gov Bev Perdue (D) Flight Documents
Willoughby, SBI to look into ‘aircraft provider’ plan found by elections board
RALEIGH (Carolina Journal Online) — On Oct. 1, Wake County District Attorney Colon Willoughby said that he had launched a criminal inquiry of the reporting of flights by the 2008 gubernatorial campaign of Bev Perdue. One week earlier, Willoughby asked the State Bureau of Investigation to look into the flights.
The State Board of Elections assessed a $30,000 fine to the Bev Perdue committee Aug. 24 for several dozen flights that were improperly reported.
The SBI confirmed the probe Oct. 1, the day after 'Carolina Journal' reported on a convoluted method of transporting then-Lt. Gov. Perdue by air to campaign and political events. The story relied on documents obtained by State Board of Elections investigator Kim Strach and interviews with persons identified in those documents.
RALEIGH (Carolina Journal Online) — On Oct. 1, Wake County District Attorney Colon Willoughby said that he had launched a criminal inquiry of the reporting of flights by the 2008 gubernatorial campaign of Bev Perdue. One week earlier, Willoughby asked the State Bureau of Investigation to look into the flights.
The State Board of Elections assessed a $30,000 fine to the Bev Perdue committee Aug. 24 for several dozen flights that were improperly reported.
The SBI confirmed the probe Oct. 1, the day after 'Carolina Journal' reported on a convoluted method of transporting then-Lt. Gov. Perdue by air to campaign and political events. The story relied on documents obtained by State Board of Elections investigator Kim Strach and interviews with persons identified in those documents.
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