More Fraud in Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation scandel

Something new

http://www.cleveland.com/budgetscandal/plaindealer/index.ssf?/base/news/1119346277234880.xml&coll=2

The Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation let a Texas firm -- Rupay-Barrington Capital Management -- invest millions in bureau money for more than a year after the Securities and Exchange Commission sued the company for fraud and mismanagement of funds.

The account made $411,000 for the bureau over the 3½ years Rupay-Barrington handled it. But it lost $9.4 million from June 30, 2000 -- just before the company was sued -- until Dec. 31, 2001, when the bureau closed it.

"Not since Enron has so much money been so badly managed," said State Sen. Marc Dann, a Youngstown Democrat and critic of the bureau's controversial investments

"What's left for an independent investigative body to figure out is whether or not it's malfeasance or outright corruption," Dann said.

Big big smelly fart. :blush:
Chimp PR going :crazy:
Jeb trying best to be good detective and try digging up 15 years past
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Kerry Kerry here got good job to do :D