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In reply to the discussion: Gov. Don Siegelman is still in prison and the BFEE judge who put him there is still a crook. [View all]Octafish
(55,745 posts)58. Didya hear what Judge Fuller did to his wife (allegedly cough Turdblossom furball)?
Alabama federal judge accused of hitting wife in argument
By Bill Barrow
The Associated Press, August 11, 2014
EXCERPT...
Atlanta police arrested Fuller early Sunday at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in downtown Atlanta after responding to a complaint from his wife, Kelli Fuller.
According to the police report, both the Fullers admit to an alteraction, but each blamed the other as the aggressor.
The report states that Kelli Fuller, 41, "answered the door in tears" and had visible cuts on her mouth and forehead when police arrived. They later documented bruises on her legs. Kelli Fuller was treated at the hotel by paramedics but refused to be taken to a hospital.
Police say the judge was on the bed when they entered the room, which smelled of alcohol. There was broken glass and hair on the floor. Blood was discovered in the bathroom.
Kelli Fuller told police that her husband became violent after she accused him of having an affair with a law clerk in his Montgomery office. She said he pulled her hair, threw her to the ground and dragged her, kicked her and struck her several times in the face.
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http://www.tuscaloosanews.com/article/20140811/news/140819966
Just-Us.
By Bill Barrow
The Associated Press, August 11, 2014
EXCERPT...
Atlanta police arrested Fuller early Sunday at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in downtown Atlanta after responding to a complaint from his wife, Kelli Fuller.
According to the police report, both the Fullers admit to an alteraction, but each blamed the other as the aggressor.
The report states that Kelli Fuller, 41, "answered the door in tears" and had visible cuts on her mouth and forehead when police arrived. They later documented bruises on her legs. Kelli Fuller was treated at the hotel by paramedics but refused to be taken to a hospital.
Police say the judge was on the bed when they entered the room, which smelled of alcohol. There was broken glass and hair on the floor. Blood was discovered in the bathroom.
Kelli Fuller told police that her husband became violent after she accused him of having an affair with a law clerk in his Montgomery office. She said he pulled her hair, threw her to the ground and dragged her, kicked her and struck her several times in the face.
CONTINUED...
http://www.tuscaloosanews.com/article/20140811/news/140819966
Just-Us.
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Gov. Don Siegelman is still in prison and the BFEE judge who put him there is still a crook. [View all]
Octafish
Aug 2014
OP
The conviction, imprisonment, and continued imprisonment of this poor innocent man is a national
Zorra
Aug 2014
#29
Manning, Siegelman, innocent people jailed, but we must not be sanctimonious about
sabrina 1
Aug 2014
#50
There are many strange and un-investigated parties to this story: Roy Atchison, US Attorney...
Octafish
Aug 2014
#26
Siegelman's daughter has been spending so much of her time and energy trying to win
truedelphi
Aug 2014
#6
I won't Octafish, but sometimes the sheer magnitude of the corruption is mind boggling.
sabrina 1
Aug 2014
#39
Travesty that Siegelman fell prey to all this shit. No matter how often you write, you're
Jefferson23
Aug 2014
#11
It is so damn frustrating, and it is important for Americans not to forget about Siegelman.
Jefferson23
Aug 2014
#38
Then let's not let it be forgotten. Let's KEEP posting about it and talking about it
sabrina 1
Aug 2014
#40
I don't know that you could persuade enough voters this should be a huge issue. I write, I call
Jefferson23
Aug 2014
#47
I know it wouldn't be easy, but EVERY mention of this case brings it into the public
sabrina 1
Aug 2014
#48
Does anyone really expect the administration to do anything to get Don Siegelman out of prison?
Jack Rabbit
Aug 2014
#14
No, I don't, we are on our own, so let's do something. Let's make it an issue in this
sabrina 1
Aug 2014
#41
Federal Judge Mark E. Fuller arrested on domestic violence charge. Guy's out on bail already.
Octafish
Aug 2014
#56
Obama's failure to have DOJ reopen a full-blown Siegelman investigation stinks to high heaven
99th_Monkey
Aug 2014
#19
And even worse than THAT, he DID look into Republican Sen. Stevens' case, while
sabrina 1
Aug 2014
#42
Thank you, no, there was no corruption in the Siegelman case. Is anyone else tired of waiting for
sabrina 1
Aug 2014
#63
Didya hear what Judge Fuller did to his wife (allegedly cough Turdblossom furball)?
Octafish
Aug 2014
#58