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Indictments for Voter Fraud in Hale County Posted by Danny, on August 16th, 2007, at 11:11 pmI am told that the a Hale County grand jury handed down two indictments today for voter fraud in Hale County, and that Attorney General Troy King has called a press conference for Aug. 17, 10:30, at the Hale County Courthouse in Greensboro. I’ll try to get more information. You can wager that it is related to absentee ballots. Related Articles: 3 comments to Indictments for Voter Fraud in Hale County |
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I was just told that the grand jury indicted two black women, one named Lyles, and the other named Banks, who were charged with forgery of absentee ballots. Also, I was told that Troy King was there yesterday when the grand jury, composed of 7 blacks and 5 whites, indicted them.
you should have here to witness these elecitons. singletons wife was the
circuit clerk and she controlled the absentee ballots. can you imagine.
howard’s opponent, albert turner, jr/. of perry county if i recall most of
his votes came from absentee ballots. this was a great day for hale county
the blackbelt and the state of alabama. i trust AG troy king will hold
true to the citizens of this state. we deserve honest elections.
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