Investigate Alvin Greene for Campaign Fraud In The State of South Carolina

Michael Richardson
Michael Richardson
Hawthorne, CA, United StatesCreated June 10, 2010

Investigate Alvin Greene for Campaign Fraud In The State of South Carolina

Hawthorne, CA, United States
Created June 10, 2010

The Issue

Photos - Left Alvin Greene, Right House Majority Whip James Clyburn - taken from ABC NEWs website.

Alvin Greene the surprise South Carolina Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, was kicked out of the Army last year and is facing a pending felony charge, according to court records obtained by ABC News.

According to ABCNEWS.com, "The U.S. Senate candidate was captured on video surveillance Nov. 4 trying to show "obscene photographs from a website" to a female victim on the University of South Carolina campus and go to her room without her consent, according to the affidavit. Greene is unemployed."

Democrat House Majority Whip James E. Clyburn has asked for a federal investigation into Alvin Greene for Campaign Fraud.

 

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Michael RichardsonPetition StarterAfter my daughter Mitrice Richardson went missing from the Malibu Lost Hills Sheriff's Station on September 17, 2009; I, Michael Richardson, founder and father established the foundation called BRING MITRICE HOME.ORG to organize search activities, sponsorships, volunteers, investigations, and to develop a website to stay in communication with family, friends, concerned citizens, media, private investigators, radio stations, and long distance and out of state support. Mitrice Richardson went missing on September 17, 2009 after she was released from the Lost Hills/Malibu Sheriffs station at 12:38 a.m. into rugged and rural terrain ALONE without her car, purse cell phone, money or a ride home after it was discovered that Mitrice was experiencing a mental crisis. After receiving the "run around: from elected officials, and multiple lies and changing in Sheriff's statements I turned to the Citizens to get results.
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The Issue

Photos - Left Alvin Greene, Right House Majority Whip James Clyburn - taken from ABC NEWs website.

Alvin Greene the surprise South Carolina Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, was kicked out of the Army last year and is facing a pending felony charge, according to court records obtained by ABC News.

According to ABCNEWS.com, "The U.S. Senate candidate was captured on video surveillance Nov. 4 trying to show "obscene photographs from a website" to a female victim on the University of South Carolina campus and go to her room without her consent, according to the affidavit. Greene is unemployed."

Democrat House Majority Whip James E. Clyburn has asked for a federal investigation into Alvin Greene for Campaign Fraud.

 

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Michael RichardsonPetition StarterAfter my daughter Mitrice Richardson went missing from the Malibu Lost Hills Sheriff's Station on September 17, 2009; I, Michael Richardson, founder and father established the foundation called BRING MITRICE HOME.ORG to organize search activities, sponsorships, volunteers, investigations, and to develop a website to stay in communication with family, friends, concerned citizens, media, private investigators, radio stations, and long distance and out of state support. Mitrice Richardson went missing on September 17, 2009 after she was released from the Lost Hills/Malibu Sheriffs station at 12:38 a.m. into rugged and rural terrain ALONE without her car, purse cell phone, money or a ride home after it was discovered that Mitrice was experiencing a mental crisis. After receiving the "run around: from elected officials, and multiple lies and changing in Sheriff's statements I turned to the Citizens to get results.
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The Decision Makers

Attorney General Eric Holder
Attorney General Eric Holder
Department of Justice/US Attorney General
William N. Nettles, United States Attorney
William N. Nettles, United States Attorney
South Carolina District

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Petition created on June 10, 2010