U.S. DOJ Racketeering Cover Up: Full Disclosure Network® Online Video Series

WASHINGTON, July 12, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Appearing in a Full Disclosure Network® interview, former U.S. Prosecutor Richard I. Fine reads from a letter sent by the Department of Justice, that claims, "the DOJ does not conduct investigations."  This was the response to a complaint filed by Professor Emeritus Daniel H. Gottlieb, Ph.D. of Purdue Mathematics Department regarding a $125 million dollar HUD loan guarantee on a luxury apartment development in Marina del Rey California.  Watch this 3 minute video preview  from six, 8 minute segments comprising the entire series that is available online here: http://www.fulldisclosure.net/Programs/598.php

DOJ Conflict Demands A Special Prosecutor

In the video, Richard I. Fine, calls for a special prosecutor to investigate the DOJ and HUD Cover-Up of a questionable HUD Loan Guarantee for $125 million for a 500 luxury apartment complex  "the Shores" located on L.A. County owned property in Marina del Rey. The former Prosecutor Fine said the case should be prosecuted under the RICO laws (Racketeering Influences Corrupt Organizations Act) because of the involvement of the County Board of Supervisors, Superior Court Judges and the developers.  

Judges, Developers, County Act To Silence Opposition

The "Shores" developers and L.A. County were embroiled in litigation over the "Shores" development (Marina Strand Colony II Homeowners Association v. County of Los Angeles) and other lawsuits before L.A. State Superior Court judges who were taking illegal payments from L.A. County. Fine represented the opposition and had prosecuted the judges for the illegal payments. The judges complained to the California State Bar whose president represented the "Shores" developer and president elect's law firm represented L.A. County. The State Bar disbarred Fine.

Politics And Corruption

In the Full Disclosure interview Richard Fine explains the political shenanigans that make private developments on public property very costly to the public.   Watch the full show (six segments, 8 min each)  

Segment #1:  Call for Special Prosecutor on HUD Loan & DOJ Cover-Up
Segment #2:  Easy Steps On How To Convict Corrupt Officials
Segment #3:  Special Prosecutor Needed on HUD Loan Application
Segment #4   Experts Reveal DOJ & HUD Actions
Segment #5:  U.S. Attorney.......We Don't Investigate Crimes
Segment #6:  Racketeering    Prosecution Made Simple

What is The Full Disclosure Network® ?     http://fulldisclosure.net/Documents/OnePagerForReleases7-19-10.pdf

Contact:  Leslie Dutton   301-822-4449   www.fulldisclosure.net

SOURCE Full Disclosure Network