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Hermit-The-Prog

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5. The scales of justice have a terrible imbalance
Wed Nov 23, 2022, 06:33 AM
Nov 2022
After the sentencing, Milwaukee police Detective Elisabeth Wallich gets a phone call. A fellow detective gives her the news. Together, they investigated Brunner for more than six years. When she hears Brunner’s getting no time, she’s devastated. “All of this work went for nothing,” she’ll say later. “We often said, ‘If I were a criminal, I’d be a white-collar criminal, because nothing ever happens to them.’”

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Good God ... shrike3 Nov 2022 #1
That was horrific Leith Nov 2022 #2
Incredible. Read the entire article leftieNanner Nov 2022 #3
What a long, sad, maddening but worthwhile read. yonder Nov 2022 #4
... Nevilledog Nov 2022 #6
The scales of justice have a terrible imbalance Hermit-The-Prog Nov 2022 #5
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