Is it true that Attorney General Greg Zoeller has issued a gag order on his employees when it comes to the Tim Durham case? Sources say that employees have been ordered not to talk about anything related to Tim Durham.
If true, why would the AG impose such a strict measure, especially since it's a federal case, and certainly not one that has been investigated by Zoelller, who is a close personal friend to Brizzi and Durham.
Why the paranoia? Is there something to hide? Can the AG prevent employees from speaking out? Would it be a violation of their first amendment rights? Did he put it in writing, or was this an oral edict?
Let us know. Our sources remain confidential and anonymous.
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Brightpoint Insiders Selling Off Stock...What's Up With That?
Why are Brightpoint insiders are selling their stock?
During the month of February there were 122 separate Brightpoint
transactions. On February 25th (the last day for which we have
data), three insiders sold over 85,000 shares. The previous day,
one insider sold almost 50,000 shares.
Since insider stock transactions are usually done in anticipation
of things to come, exactly what is in Brightpoint’s future?
Does this activity have anything to do with Fair Finance, Durham,
Laikin, Brizzi, and Zoeller?
During the month of February there were 122 separate Brightpoint
transactions. On February 25th (the last day for which we have
data), three insiders sold over 85,000 shares. The previous day,
one insider sold almost 50,000 shares.
Since insider stock transactions are usually done in anticipation
of things to come, exactly what is in Brightpoint’s future?
Does this activity have anything to do with Fair Finance, Durham,
Laikin, Brizzi, and Zoeller?
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