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Carlita and Greene had been in an altercation. Detroit Police lieutenant Alvin Bowman stated that he had suspected the shooter was a Detroit law-enforcement officer and claimed that high-ranking Detroit Police personnel, including Cummings, deliberately sabotaged his investigation, stating that he was eventually transferred out of the Homicide Division because he had asked too many questions about the Greene murder and the Manoogian Mansion party. Mayer Morganroth, the lawyer representing the city, said, "The Bowman affidavit is a little less than idiotic and more than absurd."
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Kilpatrick's aide, Derrick Miller; and
Detroit water department chief Victor Mercado. The original 38-charge indictment listed allegations of 13 fraudulent schemes in awarding contracts in the city's Department of Water and Sewerage, with pocketed kickbacks of nearly $ 1,000,000. He was arraigned on January 10, 2011, on charges in the 89-page indictment. Federal prosecuting attorneys proposed a trial date in January 2012, but defense attorneys asked for a trial date in the summer of 2012.
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that his group would refile using another person whose residency would not be an issue. On March 27, 2008, a second recall petition was filed against
Kilpatrick by Angelo Brown. Brown stated in his filing that Kilpatrick is too preoccupied with his legal problems to be effective. Kilpatrick's spokesman James Canning again dismissed this latest recall by saying: "It's Mr. Brown's right to file a petition, but it's just another effort by a political hopeful to grab headlines."
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appointed to the deputy director of human resources, giving her the ability to hire more of
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serve four months in the Wayne County Jail, pay one million dollars of restitution to the city of
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Christine Beatty, whose pay increase was 86% over 5 years. One of
Kilpatrick's cousins, Ajene Evans, had a 77% increase in his salary during this 5-year period. The biggest salary increase among the 29 appointees was that of LaTonya Wallace-Hardiman who went from $ 32,500 staff secretary, to an executive assistant making $ 85,501—163% in five years.
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supervisors that
Mangedwa Nyathi was a minister (Assistant Pastor at Hartford Memorial Baptist Church on Detroit's west side), and that the mayor and police chief were calling to persuade Bostic not to show up to court, in which case the judge would be forced to dismiss the case against Nyathi. Bostic ignored her supervisors and appeared in court.
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1518:. The book was originally scheduled for release on August 2, 2011, a date that would have just barely preceded his scheduled release from a Michigan prison. However, the publisher delayed the release to August 9, almost a week after Kilpatrick was paroled. Kilpatrick appeared at public events in Michigan and elsewhere to promote his book.
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aforementioned rumors of a party that occurred at the Mayor's mansion. Both claimed that
Kilpatrick was motivated, in part, by his concern that the probe would uncover his extramarital affairs. The trial began in August 2007. Kilpatrick and his chief of staff, Christine Beatty, both testified under oath that they were not involved in an
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chair, toilet and a shower, spending approximately 23 hours a day there. At 12:35 a.m. on
Tuesday, February 3, 2009, Kilpatrick left jail after serving 99 days. He boarded a privately chartered Lear jet and landed in Texas that evening. He was supposed to join his family in a $ 3,000 per month rental house in Southlake, Texas.
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dollars, Kilpatrick was found guilty by a jury on two dozen counts including those for racketeering, extortion, mail fraud, and tax evasion, among others. Shortly after conviction, speaking about
Kilpatrick, Judge Nancy Edmunds ruled in favor of remand saying "detention is required in his circumstance".
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charged Kilpatrick and former city treasurer Jeffrey W. Beasley for having received $ 180,000 in travel, hotel rooms, and gifts from a company seeking investments from the city pension fund. Chauncey C. Mayfield and his company were also brought before administrative proceedings. The company received
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President Trump's commutation allowed Kilpatrick to gain release 20 years early, though it did not vacate his conviction. The commutation left in place the almost $ 4.8 million in restitution and the three-year probation. Kilpatrick will not be able to run for office in Michigan until 2033 as a felon
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commuted Kilpatrick's sentence with less than 12 hours remaining before he was due to leave office as president. The White House statement on the commutation of Kilpatrick reads: "Mr. Kilpatrick has served approximately 7 years in prison for his role in a racketeering and bribery scheme while he held
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First Independence Bank, used by Kilpatrick and Ferguson, was fined $ 250,000 for failing to follow anti-money-laundering regulations. 14 companies were suspended from bidding on contracts with the water department in the wake of the scandal. Inland Waters Pollution Control Inc. paid $ 4.5 million in
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Judge David Groner sentenced Kilpatrick to four months in jail on October 28, 2008, calling him "arrogant and defiant" and questioning the sincerity of a guilty plea that ended his career at City Hall. The punishment was part of a plea agreement worked out a month earlier. "When someone gets 120 days
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On July 24, 2008, at approximately 4 p.m., Wayne County Sheriff's Detective Brian White and Joanne Kinney, an investigator from Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy's office, went to the home of Kilpatrick's sister in an attempt to serve a subpoena. While on the front porch of the home, Kilpatrick came
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reported that, "Kilpatrick used his special administrator authority to bypass the water board and City Council on three controversial contracts." These included a $ 131 million radio system for the city's police and fire departments, as well as a no-bid PR contract to a close personal aide. But Judge
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Kilpatrick spent his last 118 days in a general population cell at the Cotton Correctional Facility in Jackson at a daily cost of $ 83.08. ... Figures provided in court Wednesday through the testimony of a Michigan Department of Corrections auditor show that when Kilpatrick first reported to prison,
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Wayne County Sheriff Warren Evans said that they take 40,000 prisoners into the prison annually, but that Kilpatrick would be kept separate from the general population and "won't be treated any worse or any better than other prisoners." He was housed in a secured, 15 feet by 10 feet cell with a bed,
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In March 2008, Kilpatrick delivered his seventh "State of the City" address to the city of Detroit. The speech marked a turning point in his career. The majority of the 70-minute speech focused on positive changes occurring throughout Detroit and future plans. Kilpatrick specifically noted increased
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filed a FOIA suit, seeking all settlement-related documents, and, in February 2008, the Michigan Supreme Court ordered the settlement documents be turned over to the plaintiffs. The bulk of the text messages were released in late October 2008 by Circuit Court Judge Timothy Kenny, who instructed that
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The defense lawyer, Charles Hammons, had the case postponed a couple of times and stated in court that "The mayor told me yesterday that this case is not gonna go forward." Hammons admitted to Wilson that this was the fact and that this was how many cases for people who know the mayor in Detroit are
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reporter Steve Wilson that, in 2005, Kilpatrick, Christine Beatty, and the chief of police Ella Bully-Cummings allegedly used their positions to help an influential Baptist minister arrested for soliciting a prostitute get his case dismissed. The arresting officer, Antoinette Bostic, was told by her
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In 2001, Kilpatrick used his influence while in the Michigan legislature to funnel state grant money to two organizations that were vague on their project description. The groups were run by friends of Kilpatrick and both agreed to subcontract work to U.N.I.T.E., a company owned by Kilpatrick's wife
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petition to remove Kilpatrick as mayor based, in part, on the accusation that Kilpatrick misled the City Council into approving the settlement. The recall petition was filed by Douglas Johnson, a city council candidate. Kilpatrick appealed to the commission to reconsider its decision on the grounds
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Toward the end of the speech, Kilpatrick deviated from the transcript given to the media and posted on his official website to address the scandals and controversies surrounding his years in office, saying that the media had focused on those controversies only to increase their viewership, and that
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Beatty resigned from her position as Kilpatrick's chief of staff. The City Council requested that Kilpatrick resign as mayor and that Governor Granholm use her authority to remove him from office. Granholm said the inquiry was like a trial and that her role would be "functioning in a manner similar
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within the various city departments. This hiring practice came to be known as 'the friends and family plan'. Some appointees had little to no experience, while others, among them Kilpatrick's uncle Ray Cheeks and cousin Nneka Cheeks, falsified their résumés. Kilpatrick's cousin Patricia Peoples was
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In 2002, the Washington D.C. police announced that they would only offer professional courtesy protection to Kilpatrick while he was conducting official business in the nation's capital. D.C. police no longer provided after-hours police protection to Kilpatrick because of his inappropriate partying
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On February 19, 2010, Kilpatrick missed a required restitution payment of $ 79,000. The court received only $ 14,000 on February 19 and then only another $ 21,175 on February 22. On February 23, Judge Groner approved a warrant for Kilpatrick and ruled in April that he had violated the terms of his
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to one felony count of assaulting and obstructing a police officer in exchange for a second assault charge being dropped. This deal also required his resignation and 120 days in jail, to be served concurrently with his jail time for the perjury counts. Kilpatrick was sentenced on October 28, 2008.
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On March 12, 2008, at the request of the Mayor's office, Wayne County Election Commission rescinded its earlier approval for the recall. The Mayor's office argued that there was not any evidence that the organizer, Douglas Johnson, actually resided within the city limits of Detroit. Johnson stated
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The public prosecutor in Wayne County, Michigan has asked the state courts to order the book's publisher, Tennessee-based Creative Publishing Consultants Inc., to remit Kilpatrick's share on the book's proceeds for payment toward Kilpatrick's criminal restitution and his cost of incarceration. On
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On September 4, 2008, Kilpatrick announced his resignation as mayor, effective September 18, and pleaded guilty to two felony counts of obstruction of justice and pleaded no contest to assaulting the deputy. Kilpatrick had agreed to resign as part of the plea agreement, in which he also agreed to
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Tyrone Dodson of Washington D.C. explained by saying "we arrived at this decision because we felt that the late evening partying on the part of Mayor Kilpatrick would leave our officers stretched too thin and might result in an incident at one of the clubs." The Kilpatrick administration alleged
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Opening statements in the trial began on September 21, 2012. Prosecutors soon brought forth a large number of witnesses who gave damaging testimony. Mercado took a plea deal while the trial was in progress. On March 11, 2013, in spite of a vigorous defense that cost taxpayers more than a million
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In October, plaintiffs' attorney Mike Stefani received thousands of text messages he had been endeavoring to obtain via subpoena—the messages indicated an affair between Kilpatrick and Beatty. A day after he presented the files to the city's attorneys, Kilpatrick announced that he had agreed to
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The jobs held by friends and family ranged from secretarial positions to department heads. The appointees had an average salary increase of 36% compared with a 2% raise in 2003 and 2% raise in 2004 for fellow city workers. Some of the biggest salary increases were for April Edgar, half-sister of
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affirmed the district-court decision. Several affidavits were filed in the lawsuit prior to its dismissal; in his summary-judgment order, Judge Rosen wrote, "t is fair to say that the parties—and, in particular, Plaintiffs—were given wide latitude to pursue any and all matters that were arguably
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Mercado pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy, Bobby Ferguson was sentenced to 21 years in prison, Derrick Miller pleaded guilty to tax evasion and was sentenced to three years supervision, the first year in a halfway house. Bernard Kilpatrick was sentenced to 15 months in prison. Emma Bell
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Click below to read text message exchanges between former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick and his chief of staff Christine Beatty. Circuit Court Judge Timothy Kenny instructed that some portions of the text messages be redacted. ... The Free Press also is reviewing the messages and is redacting
1407:. He was released from federal custody on April 6, 2011. During his final 118 days of state imprisonment, Kilpatrick resided in the Cotton Correctional Facility. Kilpatrick was released on parole on August 2, 2011. In August 2011 the court ordered Kilpatrick to pay for his incarceration costs.
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and Beatty with seven. Charges for both included perjury, misconduct in office, and obstruction of justice. Worthy suggested that others in the Kilpatrick administration could also be charged. The preliminary examination scheduled for September 22, 2008, was waived by both defendants, thereby
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In the fall of 2002, it was alleged that Kilpatrick had held a wild party involving strippers at the Manoogian Mansion, the city-owned residence of the mayor of Detroit. Former members of the Executive Protection Unit (EPU), the mayor's police security detail, alleged that Carlita Kilpatrick,
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On December 14, 2010, Kilpatrick was again indicted on new corruption charges, in what a federal prosecutor called a "pattern of extortion, bribery and fraud" by some of the city's most prominent officials. His father, Bernard Kilpatrick, was also indicted, as was contractor Bobby Ferguson;
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Evans went on to say "There were armed executive protection officers. My officers were there armed. And all of them had the consummate good sense not to let it escalate"... and "the two officers 'wisely' left the property and returned to their office to report on the incident."
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Carlita. Carlita was the firm's only employee, and the firm received $ 175,000 from the organizations. Detroit 3D was one of the groups and the State canceled its second and final installment of $ 250,000 because 3D refused to divulge details on how the funds were being spent.
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Since release, Kilpatrick has worked as an "ordained minister, motivational speaker, consultant, and certified character coach". In April 2023, Kilpatrick was a guest speaker at the "Black Agenda Movement" conference, organized by YouTuber Michelle R. Kulczyk (Meechi X).
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out of the house with his bodyguards and pushed the sheriff's deputy, as Sheriff Warren Evans said, "with significant force to make bounce into the prosecutor's investigator". The mayor yelled at Kinney "How can a black woman be riding in a car with a man named White?"
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in jail, they should get 120 days in jail," Groner said. Kilpatrick also was given a 120-day concurrent sentence for assaulting a sheriff's officer who was trying to deliver a subpoena in July. He was seen smirking, laughing, and even calling the sentencing a "joke".
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for use by his family and using his city-issued credit card to charge thousands of dollars' worth of spa massages, extravagant dining, and expensive wines. Kilpatrick paid back $ 9,000 of the $ 210,000 credit card charges. Meanwhile, Kilpatrick closed the century-old
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Judge Groner requested detailed financial records for Kilpatrick, his wife, their children, etc. By November 2009, Kilpatrick was on the stand in Detroit to explain his apparent poverty. He claimed to have no knowledge about who paid for his million-dollar home,
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announced that two new felony counts had been filed against the mayor for assaulting or interfering with a law officer. The new charges arose out of allegations that Kilpatrick on July 24, 2008, shoved two Wayne County Sheriff's Deputies who were attempting to
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November 16, 2011, the publisher's attorney failed to appear at a hearing on the matter in Wayne County Circuit Court. A bench warrant was issued for the attorney, Jack Gritton, and was forwarded to authorities in Tennessee, where Gritton's practice is based.
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and other business leaders had provided substantial monies to the Kilpatricks to convince the mayor to resign his office and plead guilty. On January 20, 2010, Judge Groner ruled that Kilpatrick pay the sum of $ 300,000 to the city of Detroit within 90 days.
1387:(with credit for 120 days previously served) for violation of probation, and was afterwards taken back into correctional custody. He was housed for fourteen days in the hospital unit of the state prisoner reception center. Kilpatrick was later housed in the
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in exchange for a $ 75 million loan. As a result, on August 7, 2008, Kilpatrick was remanded to spend a night in the Wayne County Jail. It was the first time in history that a sitting Detroit mayor had been ordered to jail. In issuing the order, Chief Judge
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Sheriff Evans stated that due to the "politically charged nature" of the incident, the case had been transferred to the Michigan State Police to investigate. Evans's daughter, who was on Kilpatrick's staff, resigned shortly after this incident.
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Kilpatrick was elected to the Michigan House of Representatives in 1996 after his mother vacated her Detroit-based seat to mount a successful bid for Congress. Kilpatrick's campaign staff consisted of high school classmates Derrick Miller and
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that it controlled. MayfieldGentry proceeded to misappropriate $ 3.1 million from the pension fund which was revealed during the influence peddling investigation. Mayfield pleaded guilty in 2013. The case was scheduled for June 2014.
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and Jim Thomas, Judge Thomas Jackson reversed the remand order and permitted Kilpatrick to be released on posting a $ 50,000 cash bond and the further condition that the mayor not travel, and wear an electronic tracking device.
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After he was indicted in federal court for additional crimes related to alleged misuse of his campaign funds, Kilpatrick lobbied for a transfer from the Oaks Correctional Facility. On July 11, 2010, he was transferred into the
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because of severe pollution issues. When serious questions about water department contracts came to light in late 2005, Judge Feikens ended Kilpatrick's special administratorship in his capacity as mayor. In January 2006,
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to that of a judicial officer." Kilpatrick said he had paid back the $ 8.4 million through "hard work for the city" and dismissed any intentions of removing himself from office as "political rhetoric".
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the settlement of a lawsuit over their involvement with Kilpatrick, Ferguson and the Detroit Water Board. Lakeshore TolTest Corp. reached a $ 5 million settlement with the Water Board to avoid litigation.
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received two years probation and was fined $ 330,000 in back taxes as part of a plea deal where she testified that she frequently handed Kilpatrick large amounts of cash skimmed from campaign accounts.
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handled. Bully-Cummings angrily denied that she had ever asked her officers to perform such acts of impropriety. Kilpatrick stated that Wilson of WXYZ "was just making up stories again."
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and was team captain. On September 9, 1995, he married Carlita Poles in Detroit. They have three children together, Jalil, Jonas, and Jelani. In 1999 he received a Juris Doctor from
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settle the case, and the city counsel approved the $ 8.4 million deal, which included a proviso that Stefani would turn the files over to the mayor. After the
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in April 2003 to recommend that they investigate abuses by the EPU. Kilpatrick denied any wrongdoing. An investigation by Michigan Attorney General Cox and the
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that Johnson was not a resident of Detroit. Johnson also requested that Jennifer Granholm use her power as Governor to remove Kilpatrick from office.
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public office. During his incarceration, Mr. Kilpatrick has taught public speaking classes and has led Bible Study groups with his fellow inmates."
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both noted that throughout her re-election campaign, Carolyn was dogged by questions about Kilpatrick following his tenure as mayor of Detroit.
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anti-gun group with a stated goal of "making the public safer by getting illegal guns off the streets." The Coalition was co-chaired by Mayor
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Swickard, Joe (January 29, 2008). "Beatty quits, Kilpatrick lawyer sought lid on texts; staff chief silent about denying affair under oath".
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Kilpatrick claimed poverty to Judge David Groner. He said he only had $ 3,000 per month (later lowered to $ 6) for the restitution payments.
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to raise money. Kilpatrick told the City Council that he would take partial blame for the late audits because he laid off too many
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because of the city's budget problems. The City Council overrode his funding veto for the zoo and gave it a budget of $ 700,000.
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SEC Charges Top Officials At Investment Adviser in Scheme to Hide Theft from Pension Fund of Detroit Police and Firefighters
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4173:"Really? Kwame Kilpatrick's Flying Private Planes to Love Field and Living in Southlake? – Dallas News – Unfair Park"
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SEC Charges Former Detroit Officials and Investment Adviser to City Pension Funds in Influence Peddling Scheme
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2594:"Tamara Greene lawsuit alleging Kwame Kilpatrick Manoogian party, murder investigation coverup denied"
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5279:"Lawyer flouts subpoena in Kwame Kilpatrick book-profits case; judge issues arrest warrant"
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1742:"Kwame Kilpatrick's Son Pleads To President: 'Grant My Father Mercy, Commute His Sentence'"
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3153:"The keys to the cover-up: Supreme Court frees last documents from text message scandal"
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4287:"Judge orders ex-Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick pay Detroit more than $ 300,000 within 90 days"
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4785:"'Corruption no more': Judge sends a message with 28-year sentence for Kilpatrick"
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1884:"Detroit: Donald Trump commutes sentence of former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick"
1829:"'Corruption no more': Judge sends a message with 28-year sentence for Kilpatrick"
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I think it's absurd to assert that every woman that works with a man is a whore.
2708:"D.C. Police Stopped Providing After-Hours Security for Detroit's Mayor In 2002"
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4310:"Kilpatrick Headed to Prison – Detroit Local News Story – WDIV Detroit"
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Elrick, M.L.; Jim Schaefer; Ben Schmitt; Joe Swickard (July 25, 2008).
2088:"Key people in Kwame Kilpatrick's life and career: Where are they now?"
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5168:"Surrendered: The Rise, Fall, & Revelation of Kwame Kilpatrick"
4119:"Kwame Kilpatrick Text Messages With Christine Beatty Leading To J"
3206:(online streaming video). Detroit Free Press. Event occurs at 4:00
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4643:"Venue change nixed; Kilpatrick corruption trial gets under way"
4406:"Offender Tracking Information System (OTIS) – Offender Profile"
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Hunter, George; Josar, David; Guthrie, Doug (February 5, 2009).
2128:"Beatty quits, says she regrets 'devastation' caused by scandal"
2107:"Kwame Kilpatrick marries fiancée at Little Rock Baptist Church"
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4100:"Kilpatrick's smirks, family's fury add to drama in the court"
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2663:"Paramedic: Woman said she was attacked by Carlita Kilpatrick"
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Baldas, Tresa; Shaefer, Jim; Damron, Gina (October 10, 2013).
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3035:"Judge revokes Kilpatrick's personal bond, restricts travel"
2435:"In Troubled Detroit, Mayor's Race Is a Referendum on Style"
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4344:"Kwame Kilpatrick ordered to pay $ 15,190 in prison costs"
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Elrick, M.L.; Jim Schaefer; Kristi Tanner (May 10, 2008).
2880:"Detroiters' efforts pay off: Council approves tax relief"
2373:"Records: Detroit Mayor Charged $ 210K for Wining, Dining"
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Bell, Dawson; Schaefer, Jim; Elrick, M.L. (May 18, 2008).
5361:"Ex-Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick Endorses Donald Trump"
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4953:"Kwame Kilpatrick asks Donald Trump for pardon, clemency"
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Former Detroit mayor Kwame Kilpatrick's bank fined $ 250K
3361:"City council gains in effort to obtain secret documents"
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2908:"City's late audit to cost an additional $ 2.4 million"
2168:"Midwest: Michigan: Minority Leader Will Run For Mayor"
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4376:"Kilpatrick moves to new prison for his 40th birthday"
3754:"Detroit resident files recall petition against mayor"
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2632:"Witness: Stripper Claimed Mayor's Wife Assaulted Her"
2005:"Michigan Election Results Mean End of Kilpatrick Era"
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4077:"Former Detroit mayor Kwame Kilpatrick sent to jail"
3408:"Read text messages between Kilpatrick, Beatty here"
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Guthrie, Doug; Christine MacDonald (March 8, 2008).
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5002:"Kilpatrick faces $ 11M debt once he leaves prison"
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Bernard Kilpatrick sentenced to 15 months in prison
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2538:"$ 150 Million Lawsuit Over Rumored Mansion Party"
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5150:"Feds Not Finished With Detroit Corruption Probe"
4846:, Heather Catallo, ABC News Detroit, May 29, 2014
3955:"Detroit mayor ordered jailed for violating bond"
3174:"Detroit mayor, aide lied under oath, texts show"
2791:Heming, Julia F.; Drew Philp (November 9, 2005).
2459:, "Kilpatrick out as water chief" January 6, 2006
1986:"Kwame Kilpatrick's Woes Tinge Mother's Campaign"
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817:Denial of courtesy protection in Washington, D.C.
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4580:, Jeff T. Wattrick, MLive.com, December 15, 2010
3634:"Attorney General Cox: Kilpatrick should resign"
3060:"Mayor faces new probe for run-in with officers"
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3172:Schaefer, Jim; M.L. Elrick (January 24, 2008).
2683:. WDIV Detroit. August 11, 2008. Archived from
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2036:"'Hip hop mayor' aims to rev Motor City engine"
1958:"Kilpatrick gets 1.5 to 5 years, loses his job"
1805:"Ex Detroit Mayor Faces New Corruption Charges"
1127:The Wayne County Election Committee approved a
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3928:Schaefer, Jim; Schmitt, Ben (August 7, 2008).
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3388:"Detroit Mayor Loses Fight Over Secret Papers"
2849:"Diet May Be To Blame In Kilpatrick's Illness"
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1119:. He's gone to that well one too many times."
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5406:. Mayors Against Illegal Guns. Archived from
4905:, Crain's Detroit Business, February 27, 2013
4874:, Dave Bartkowiak Jr., WDIV, January 30, 2014
3865:Elrick, M.L.; Jim Schaefer (August 7, 2008).
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3297:Schaefer, Jim; M.L. Elrick (April 28, 2008).
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3010:"Kilpatrick stocks payroll with friends, kin"
2847:Bello, Marisol; Norris, Kim (July 10, 2006).
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230:January 1, 2002 – September 18, 2008
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6126:Recipients of American presidential clemency
6101:Politicians convicted of mail and wire fraud
6041:American politicians convicted of corruption
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5251:"Court seeks Kwame Kilpatrick book profits"
4709:"Kwame Kilpatrick's legal bill to public".
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1761:"Kwame Kilpatrick: Former Mayor of Detroit"
1236:On March 24, 2008, Wayne County Prosecutor
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4243:"Lawyer: Kilpatrick can't pay restitution"
4175:. Blogs.dallasobserver.com. Archived from
4142:"Kilpatrick takes on 'the Big D' in style"
3897:"Detroit mayor jailed over trip to Canada"
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3203:The mayor's response to infidelity charges
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2976:"A Preacher, A Prostitute & The Mayor"
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6136:21st-century African-American politicians
6131:20th-century African-American politicians
6096:Players of American football from Detroit
6066:Florida A&M Rattlers football players
5386:"Detroit's mayor indicted in sex scandal"
4591:"Kwame Kilpatrick, four others arraigned"
3723:"Reversed decision kills recall petition"
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2793:"Four More Years: Kilpatrick pulls ahead"
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6091:Michigan politicians convicted of crimes
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3785:"Detroit Council Seeks Mayor's Ouster"
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3272:"Council seeks to join suit for texts"
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4549:"Kwame Kilpatrick Released On Parole"
4171:Wilonsky, Robert (February 4, 2009).
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1776:"Prison Term for Ex-Mayor of Detroit"
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1578:Kwame Kilpatrick (D) (incumbent), 34%
1556:Kwame Kilpatrick (D) (incumbent), 53%
1475:Other post-mayoral legal developments
959:examined city records and found that
931:It was revealed on July 15, 2008, by
563:from 1979 to 1996 and serving in the
536:with a Bachelor of Science degree in
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4289:. Associated Press. January 20, 2010
3930:"Judge orders Detroit mayor to jail"
3567:Kilpatrick, Kwame (March 11, 2008).
3536:Kilpatrick, Kwame (March 11, 2008).
3455:. Detroit Free Press. Archived from
2939:"Late audit delays funds from state"
2821:"A Comeback Kid for a Dead-End Town"
2507:Ashenfelter, David (March 4, 2008).
2407:
2353:"Michigan: Detroit Mayor's Expenses"
1984:Klinefelter, Quinn (July 29, 2010).
1908:MacDonald, Christine (May 6, 2010).
1545:
1411:Second criminal trial and conviction
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6111:Prisoners and detainees of Michigan
6016:African-American mayors in Michigan
5193:Jeff T. Wattrick (August 1, 2010).
5035:(Press release). January 20, 2021.
4977:Baldas, Tresa (February 19, 2020).
4308:ClickonDetroit.com (May 25, 2010).
4271:. December 10, 2009. Archived from
3987:. September 4, 2008. Archived from
3692:"Petitioner's residency questioned"
3600:"Granholm sees no place for N-word"
3598:Christoff, Chris (March 14, 2008).
3386:Bunkley, Nick (February 28, 2008).
2906:Gorchow, Zachary (March 14, 2008).
2819:Clemens, Paul (November 13, 2005).
2544:. December 18, 2007. Archived from
2408:Gray, Steven (September 20, 2007).
2166:Stanton, Elizabeth (May 19, 2001).
2034:Marks, Alexandra (August 7, 2002).
2003:Montopoli, Brian (August 4, 2010).
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1070:from the invitation-only audience.
1030:Michigan Freedom of Information Act
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633:, or the Democratic establishment.
458:from 2002 to 2008. A member of the
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5277:Joe Swickard (November 16, 2011).
4496:Michigan Department of Corrections
4083:. October 29, 2008. Archived from
3873:. The Detroit News. Archived from
3659:Gorchow, Zachary (March 6, 2008).
3509:Josar, David (February 28, 2008).
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2140:. January 28, 2008. Archived from
1933:Riley, Rochelle (March 10, 2002).
1882:Baldas, Tresa (January 20, 2021).
1759:Stevens, Andrew (March 31, 2010).
1481:Securities and Exchange Commission
1385:Michigan Department of Corrections
1252:, where he met with Windsor mayor
1223:28 years in prison (federal trial)
1122:
994:Text-messaging scandal and coverup
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6051:Cass Technical High School alumni
6011:21st-century American politicians
6006:20th-century American politicians
5508:Michigan House of Representatives
5474:Michigan House of Representatives
5457:Michigan House of Representatives
5425:
5249:Doug Guthrie (November 5, 2011).
5012:from the original on May 2, 2018.
4342:Guthrie, Doug (August 10, 2011).
4098:McGraw, Bill (October 28, 2008).
3511:"Kilpatrick says he won't resign"
3336:. FOXNews Network. Archived from
2327:Thottam, Jyoti (April 17, 2005).
1147:, remove Kilpatrick from office.
753:in charge of that investigation.
561:Michigan House of Representatives
520:Early life, education, and family
468:Michigan House of Representatives
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1151:Criminal charges and resignation
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1309:Detroit City Council President
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42:or discuss these issues on the
16:American politician (born 1970)
4893:WXYZ-TV News, October 18, 2013
3838:Guthrie, Doug (May 19, 2008).
3783:Bunkley, Nick (May 14, 2008).
3690:Schmitt, Ben (March 7, 2008).
3632:French, Ron (March 13, 2008).
3151:Schaefer, Jim (May 30, 2020).
2974:Steve Wilson (July 15, 2008).
2472:Guyette, Curt (May 26, 2004).
2433:Hakim, Danny (July 10, 2005).
2195:"Berg Muirhead and Associates"
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1774:Bunkley, Nick (May 25, 2010).
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810:Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
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6056:Detroit College of Law alumni
4669:"Kwame Kilpatrick Trial 2012"
4374:Doug Guthrie (June 9, 2010).
2855:. p. A.1. Archived from
2737:Josar, David (May 19, 2005).
2592:Burns, Gus (April 25, 2013).
2385:. May 3, 2005. Archived from
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1596:2001 Race for Mayor (Detroit)
1552:2005 Race for Mayor (Detroit)
989:Events leading to resignation
837:2005 Detroit mayoral election
699:
616:Michigan state representative
6031:American athlete-politicians
4647:Detroit Free Press freep.com
4006:"Mayor: 'I lied under oath'"
2329:"Kwame Kilpatrick / Detroit"
1486:real estate investment trust
860:Kilpatrick and his opponent
680:Mayor of Detroit (2002–2008)
89:Knowledge's inclusion policy
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4593:. UPI.com. January 10, 2011
2621: (E.D. Mich. 2011).
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1041:some portions be redacted.
441:Politician, author, teacher
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5311:"Kwame Kilpatrick - About"
4117:Huliq (October 28, 2008).
2064:. Wxyz.com. Archived from
1389:Oaks Correctional Facility
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927:Abuse of power allegations
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654:2000 presidential election
534:Florida A&M University
530:Cass Technical High School
487:Oaks Correctional Facility
418:Florida A&M University
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4889:October 19, 2013, at the
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4466:Federal Bureau of Prisons
4436:Federal Bureau of Prisons
4245:. UPI.com. March 28, 2009
3698:. Gannett. Archived from
3667:. Gannett. Archived from
3486:. Gannett. Archived from
3305:. Gannett. Archived from
3121:. Gannett. Archived from
2213:"GoreNet State Co-Chairs"
1716:, former mayor of Detroit
1710:, former mayor of Detroit
1600:Kwame Kilpatrick (D), 54%
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1397:Federal Bureau of Prisons
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1091:Michigan Attorney General
831:2005 re-election campaign
784:Detroit Police Department
733:Special administratorship
638:Michigan Democratic Party
554:Michigan State University
526:Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick
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5076:, WXYZ, January 20, 2021
5064:, WXYZ, January 21, 2021
4916:Crain's Detroit Business
4756:NBC News, March 11, 2013
4492:"Kwame Malik Kilpatrick"
4462:"Kwame Malik Kilpatrick"
4432:"Kwame Malik Kilpatrick"
3569:"2008 State of the City"
3538:"2008 State of the City"
2619:827 F. Supp. 765
2105:Amelia Benavides-ColĂłn.
849:of Jewish people by the
739:Detroit Water Department
143:summarize the quotations
5506:Minority Leader of the
5340:Black Agenda Conference
1526:Post-release activities
1458:Commutation of sentence
644:to hold that position.
631:congressional districts
482:after serving 99 days.
5135:, Christine Ferretti,
4983:The Detroit Free Press
3727:The Detroit Free Press
3604:The Detroit Free Press
2982:. WXYZ. Archived from
2943:The Detroit Free Press
1936:"First Lady of Change"
1922:on September 23, 2015.
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1185:Obstruction of justice
1053:
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1018:Michigan Supreme Court
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550:Detroit College of Law
476:obstruction of justice
452:Kwame Malik Kilpatrick
323:Kwame Malik Kilpatrick
6026:American Pentecostals
5439:at Wikimedia Commons
5315:Movemental Ministries
4903:Kilpatrick contractor
4842:June 6, 2014, at the
4711:Lansing State Journal
3991:on September 8, 2008.
3877:on September 23, 2008
3671:on September 25, 2015
3459:on September 18, 2008
3115:"The chain of events"
1810:National Public Radio
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1191:of a police officer,
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788:Michigan State Police
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662:presidential campaign
6121:Writers from Detroit
5550:Kenneth Cockrel, Jr.
5291:on December 21, 2011
5174:on November 16, 2011
5123:, SEC, June 10, 2013
4649:. September 21, 2012
4617:Action News wxyz.com
4179:on September 4, 2010
3819:. Detroit Free Press
3414:. October 23, 2008.
1813:. December 15, 2010.
1782:. The New York Times
1401:Milan Federal Prison
1311:Kenneth Cockrel, Jr.
1141:Detroit City Council
1081:and fellow Democrat
822:during past visits.
688:Kilpatrick greeting
371: 1995;
6036:American memoirists
5410:on October 20, 2013
5404:"Coalition Members"
5139:, February 26, 2014
4918:, February 19, 2013
4673:The Huffington Post
4559:on October 13, 2011
4412:on February 2, 2011
4386:on January 21, 2013
3125:on January 27, 2008
2980:TV and online print
2859:on January 31, 2013
2578:New York Daily News
2548:on January 21, 2008
2474:"Internal affairs?"
2422:on October 5, 2007.
2094:. January 20, 2021.
2068:on October 18, 2012
1341:Restitution hearing
1335:Peter Karmanos, Jr.
1007:extramarital affair
718:Belle Isle Aquarium
532:and graduated from
253:Kenneth Cockrel Jr.
6141:Trials in Michigan
5525:Political offices
5284:Detroit Free Press
5111:, SEC, May 9, 2012
5099:, SEC, May 9, 2012
4957:Detroit Free Press
4862:, October 17, 2013
4860:Detroit Free Press
4808:, October 11, 2013
4806:Detroit Free Press
4789:Detroit Free Press
4699:, November 6, 2012
4697:Detroit Free Press
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4269:Detroit Free Press
4152:on October 6, 2014
4104:Detroit Free Press
4028:Detroit Free Press
3846:. The Detroit News
3790:The New York Times
3758:Detroit Free Press
3696:Detroit Free Press
3665:Detroit Free Press
3640:. The Detroit News
3517:. The Detroit News
3431:Detroit Free Press
3412:Detroit Free Press
3278:. The Detroit News
3230:Detroit Free Press
3158:Detroit Free Press
3095:on August 22, 2008
3089:Detroit Free Press
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3014:Detroit Free Press
2986:on October 5, 2008
2912:Detroit Free Press
2892:on March 14, 2008.
2885:Detroit Free Press
2853:Detroit Free Press
2826:The New York Times
2798:The Michigan Daily
2667:Detroit Free Press
2514:Detroit Free Press
2440:The New York Times
2358:The New York Times
2341:on April 18, 2005.
2310:Detroit Free Press
2245:on August 15, 2000
2219:on August 15, 2000
2173:The New York Times
1963:Detroit Free Press
1942:Detroit Free Press
1889:Detroit Free Press
1834:Detroit Free Press
1748:. August 14, 2019.
1702:Barbara L. McQuade
1433:Oakdale, Louisiana
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1355:Peter Karmanos Jr.
1351:Cadillac Escalades
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1048:Michigan Governor
1034:Detroit Free Press
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880:Kilpatrick in 2006
806:Gerald Ellis Rosen
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206:Kilpatrick in 2006
6076:Mayors of Detroit
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5547:Succeeded by
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5500:Michael J. Hanley
5487:Succeeded by
5435:Media related to
5392:. March 24, 2008.
5049:National Archives
4735:on March 13, 2013
4623:on April 18, 2011
4275:on March 2, 2014.
4087:on June 22, 2011.
4081:The Seattle Times
3909:on April 20, 2009
3702:on March 16, 2008
3610:on March 18, 2008
3579:on March 17, 2008
3548:on March 17, 2008
3490:on April 29, 2008
2642:on March 15, 2008
2599:MLive Media Group
2567:Williams, Corey;
2521:on March 6, 2008.
2389:on March 20, 2008
2201:on March 4, 2016.
1866:National Archives
1763:. CityMayors.com.
1642:Michael Bloomberg
1546:Electoral history
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1145:Jennifer Granholm
1083:Jennifer Granholm
1079:Michigan Governor
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1050:Jennifer Granholm
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4771:www.bop.gov
4563:October 20,
4227:February 3,
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1840:October 21,
1630:bi-partisan
1271:Jim Parkman
1197:tax evasion
921:accountants
872:Second term
796:.40 caliber
287:Preceded by
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5906:F. Couzens
5896:F. Couzens
5851:J. Couzens
5836:Breitmeyer
5646:Trowbridge
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1726:References
1374:July 2010
1303:no contest
1296:allocution
1238:Kym Worthy
1205:mail fraud
1109:David Duke
1101:talk radio
1096:stated on
855:lynch mobs
700:First term
666:grassroots
588:basketball
495:wire fraud
491:mail fraud
438:Profession
413:Alma mater
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151:Wikisource
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