🏈 Here’s Why The Cam Newton Case IS NOT Going Away

[crimsoncorner]

Article Here

 

[It Takes Eleven]

The perspective of Blue Tuna and this article that TBW-related transactions will yield something of aubrun is misplaced. What might be a significant transaction in the eyes of the NCAA is not even reviewed when looking for culpability in a $26 billion bank failure. The only avenues from this article are related to the Federal bribery action and the church contractors.

 

[joeman546]

The perspective of Blue Tuna and this article that TBW-related transactions will yield something of aubrun is misplaced. What might be a significant transaction in the eyes of the NCAA is not even reviewed when looking for culpability in a $26 billion bank failure. The only avenues from this article are related to the Federal bribery action and the church contractors.

Indeed, though, I expect something Auburn has done to turn up. There is a reason(to get recruits), method(banks and other money laundering in various methods), and a precedent(they have done the exact same thing before)

Usually that ='s crime, but it is still yet unknown if physical evidence will turn up, which is needed to prove something