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Brizzi?s Honor, Part II

By Abdul Hakim-Shabazz

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Here’s my interview with Marion County Prosecutor Carl Brizzi on Tim Durham which aired on the radio show this morning.

In part one Brizzi explains his relationship with Durham, the impact on his work as Prosecutor,  his role on the Board of Fair Financial, Durham’s notable lifestyle and Brizzi’s other finances.

In part two we discuss whether Brizzi will return any of Durham’s campaign contributions, whether the two have spoken since the FBI raid and whether Brizzi will run for re-election.

Brizzi, Part I

Brizzi, Part II

If you are another media outlet you are free to use excerpts from the interview as long as you credit the audio is courtesy of the “Abdul in the Morning Show” on Newstalk 1430, WXNT-AM.

Full post as published by Indiana Barrister on December 08, 2009 (boomark / email).

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