ADVERTISEMENT

Seth Williams‏-Philadelphia has lost a great champion & advocate for justice

step.eng69

Well-Known Member
Nov 7, 2012
12,653
14,683
1
North East PA, Backmountain area, age 72
Mondesire, former NAACP head, dies
Philadelphia Daily News · 4 hours ago

Seth Williams‏@DASethWilliams 8h8 hours ago
Philadelphia has lost a great champion & advocate for justice. He was my mentor & friend.Thanks for everything Jerry, rest in eternal peace.

Nothing to see here:

http://articles.philly.com/2014-06-06/news/50390468_1_memo-whyatt-mondesire-generation-community-development-corp
  • Mondesire's employee, Harriet Garrett, and her daughter pleaded guilty in 2010 to stealing nearly $220,000 in state grant money for a job-training program. Garrett was sentenced to a minimum of six months in jail and ordered to pay restitution. Her daughter got 18 months' probation.

  • A 2009 memo written by then-Deputy Attorney General William Davis Jr. says investigators "uncovered what appeared to be questionable spending" of state money by Mondesire.
  • Kane, a Democrat, is now trying to determine what happened with the Mondesire investigation. Gov. Corbett, a Republican, was the attorney general at the time.

  • Corbett, as attorney general, named Fina in 2006 to head a new public-corruption unit and Costanzo to work on cases for the unit in the Philadelphia region.

  • Fina and Costanzo now work in a similar unit for District Attorney Seth Williams.

  • In the memo, Davis wrote:

  • Next Generation's bank-account records, obtained with a grand-jury subpoena, showed deposits of $1.3 million in government grants in a one-year period.

  • Another $521,000 in the account came from political campaigns, rent payments and the intermingling of money from the Sunday Sun, which is owned and operated by Mondesire, the memo said.

  • Next Generation paid $2,273 to the Philadelphia Club, a private and exclusive club in Center City.

  • Next Generation spent "tens of thousands," writing checks to pay Mondesire's American Express bill for "clothes, food, lodging gas and entertainment" and a loan from Mellon Bank. There were also checks written to Mondesire and to "cash."

  • Next Generation wrote checks for $169,960 to Charles and Claudia Tasco and their company, C&C Construction. (Charles Tasco is the son of City Councilwoman Marian Tasco, a friend and political ally of Mondesire's for more than three decades.)…..

  • the money laundry list continues in the article…………………………..
 
Last edited:
  • Like
Reactions: simons96
Nothing to see here

Seth Williams‏@DASethWilliams 8h8 hours ago
Philadelphia has lost a great champion & advocate for justice. He was my mentor & friend.Thanks for everything Jerry, rest in eternal peace.

http://articles.philly.com/2014-06-06/news/50390468_1_memo-whyatt-mondesire-generation-community-development-corp
  • Mondesire's employee, Harriet Garrett, and her daughter pleaded guilty in 2010 to stealing nearly $220,000 in state grant money for a job-training program. Garrett was sentenced to a minimum of six months in jail and ordered to pay restitution. Her daughter got 18 months' probation.

  • A 2009 memo written by then-Deputy Attorney General William Davis Jr. says investigators "uncovered what appeared to be questionable spending" of state money by Mondesire.
  • Kane, a Democrat, is now trying to determine what happened with the Mondesire investigation. Gov. Corbett, a Republican, was the attorney general at the time.

  • Corbett, as attorney general, named Fina in 2006 to head a new public-corruption unit and Costanzo to work on cases for the unit in the Philadelphia region.

  • Fina and Costanzo now work in a similar unit for District Attorney Seth Williams.

  • In the memo, Davis wrote:

  • Next Generation's bank-account records, obtained with a grand-jury subpoena, showed deposits of $1.3 million in government grants in a one-year period.

  • Another $521,000 in the account came from political campaigns, rent payments and the intermingling of money from the Sunday Sun, which is owned and operated by Mondesire, the memo said.

  • Next Generation paid $2,273 to the Philadelphia Club, a private and exclusive club in Center City.

  • Next Generation spent "tens of thousands," writing checks to pay Mondesire's American Express bill for "clothes, food, lodging gas and entertainment" and a loan from Mellon Bank. There were also checks written to Mondesire and to "cash."

  • Next Generation wrote checks for $169,960 to Charles and Claudia Tasco and their company, C&C Construction. (Charles Tasco is the son of City Councilwoman Marian Tasco, a friend and political ally of Mondesire's for more than three decades.)…..

  • …………………………..

  • http://www.phillymag.com/news/2014/06/13/jerry-mondesire-daughter-jennifer-mondesire-judge-twitter/

Well, he apparently mentored Seth in "how to skim money".....and passed on the ability to do it so poorly that even a half-assed investigation could uncover his honey-dipping.
 
Mondesire, former NAACP head, dies
Philadelphia Daily News · 4 hours ago

Seth Williams‏@DASethWilliams 8h8 hours ago
Philadelphia has lost a great champion & advocate for justice. He was my mentor & friend.Thanks for everything Jerry, rest in eternal peace.

Nothing to see here:

http://articles.philly.com/2014-06-06/news/50390468_1_memo-whyatt-mondesire-generation-community-development-corp
  • Mondesire's employee, Harriet Garrett, and her daughter pleaded guilty in 2010 to stealing nearly $220,000 in state grant money for a job-training program. Garrett was sentenced to a minimum of six months in jail and ordered to pay restitution. Her daughter got 18 months' probation.

  • A 2009 memo written by then-Deputy Attorney General William Davis Jr. says investigators "uncovered what appeared to be questionable spending" of state money by Mondesire.
  • Kane, a Democrat, is now trying to determine what happened with the Mondesire investigation. Gov. Corbett, a Republican, was the attorney general at the time.

  • Corbett, as attorney general, named Fina in 2006 to head a new public-corruption unit and Costanzo to work on cases for the unit in the Philadelphia region.

  • Fina and Costanzo now work in a similar unit for District Attorney Seth Williams.

  • In the memo, Davis wrote:

  • Next Generation's bank-account records, obtained with a grand-jury subpoena, showed deposits of $1.3 million in government grants in a one-year period.

  • Another $521,000 in the account came from political campaigns, rent payments and the intermingling of money from the Sunday Sun, which is owned and operated by Mondesire, the memo said.

  • Next Generation paid $2,273 to the Philadelphia Club, a private and exclusive club in Center City.

  • Next Generation spent "tens of thousands," writing checks to pay Mondesire's American Express bill for "clothes, food, lodging gas and entertainment" and a loan from Mellon Bank. There were also checks written to Mondesire and to "cash."

  • Next Generation wrote checks for $169,960 to Charles and Claudia Tasco and their company, C&C Construction. (Charles Tasco is the son of City Councilwoman Marian Tasco, a friend and political ally of Mondesire's for more than three decades.)…..

  • …………………………..

  • http://www.phillymag.com/news/2014/06/13/jerry-mondesire-daughter-jennifer-mondesire-judge-twitter/

Further evidence that Seth has lost his mind and/or is in way over his head.
 
  • Like
Reactions: step.eng69
Crickets

I really think that this should not be lost down the board.

To make the anti-Kaners happy, I will also note the the travelling pig man filed another suit against Kane today. LOL. Mosquitoes.

I think something may finally be starting to bug a few people.
 
  • Like
Reactions: step.eng69
Crickets

I really think that this should not be lost down the board.

To make the anti-Kaners happy, I will also note the the travelling pig man filed another suit against Kane today. LOL. Mosquitoes.

I think something may finally be starting to bug a few people.
I was just writing Steve Corbett on WILK that his friend the "pink pig" is rooting for garbage in the wrong public trough.....great call 10K

step
 
Last edited:
  • Like
Reactions: Ten Thousan Marbles
ADVERTISEMENT