Former corrections chief invited Scott Walker aide to shred records

[bobthedrummer]

Source: Jason Stein Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel

"...Nobody will know that I sent it and this is strictly between you and me."

Read more: http://www.jsonline.com/news/statepolitics/former-corrections-chief-asks-scott-walker-aide-to-shred-records-b99694698z1-373584211.html

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Why weren't the parents/guardians of the kids that were abused, sexually assaulted, beaten unconscious etc NOT notified for years and years?

Why was there a total failure of OVERSIGHT despite many reports by staff, contractors, prisoners, advocates, other professionals etc for years?

[yourpaljoey]

1. Time to throw Scotty in prison

[Scuba]

6. Long overdue, but he's made legalizing criminal activity an art form.

It will take decades, perhaps centuries, to undo the damage Wanker and his goons are doing to Wisconsin.

[yourpaljoey]

11. On second thought, they should throw him UNDER the prison ;)

[Scuba]

12. Which one? We have so many.

Columbia Correctional Institution
Dodge Correctional Institution
Fox Lake Correctional Institution
Green Bay Correctional Institution
Highview Correctional Institution
Jackson Correctional Institution
Kettle Moraine Correctional Institution
Milwaukee Secure Detention Facility
New Lisbon Correctional Institution
Oakhill Correctional Institution
Oshkosh Correctional Institution
Prairie du Chien Correctional Institution
Racine Correctional Institution
Racine Youthful Offender Correctional Facility
Redgranite Correctional Institution
Stanley Correctional Institution
Taycheedah Correctional Institution
Waupun Correctional Institution
Wisconsin Correctional Center System
Wisconsin Secure Program Facility
Black River Correctional Center[1]
Drug Abuse Correctional Center
Felmers O. Chaney Correctional Center
Flambeau Correctional Center
Gordon Correctional Center
John C.Burke Correctional Center
Kenosha Correctional Center
Marshall E. Sherrer Correctional Center
McNaughton Correctional Center
Oregon Correctional Center
Sanger B. Powers Correctional Center
St. Croix Correctional Center
Thompson Correctional Center
Winnebago Correctional Center

[yourpaljoey]

13. Damn, that is a bunch.

maybe the one in Green Bay....

[bobthedrummer]

15. All have CONTRACTS..."strictly between" the "professionals"...

and today there are multiple criminal investigations headed by the FBI. No real hope of justice, is there?

[turbinetree]

19. Wow............................34 of them...............................

http://doc.wi.gov/Home


http://buybsi.com/

Also known as prison labor


I wonder if they make the minimum wage, so that when they do get out they have some money saved up to help them not to get back into the system? How many furniture makers are there in this country now, since most have been outsourced.


And as for shredding documents--------------they should go to prison and learn a new trade------------making furniture, more
and no .....................



Honk-------------------for a political revolution Bernie 2016

[Still In Wisconsin]

24. Exactly! If the man got pulled over by a cop for driving 60 in a 45 he would

retroactively change the speed limit to 65!

[IllinoisBirdWatcher]

9. Typical of the John Doe Walker administration. n/t

[Jackie Wilson Said]

2. Typical conservative:

"Nobody will know that I sent it and this is strictly between you and me. I understand the concern the administration has over creating records, Rich, but I can't let that harm me or my family worse that we've already been harmed."

Only cares about himself

[forest444]

3. That's been the official GOP credo since Nixon.

Last edited Sat Mar 26, 2016, 04:06 PM - Edit history (1)

Behind every right-wing hypocrite, there's a Rosemary Woods.

[valerief]

4. "an unfortunate use of language"

Ah, the new version of "misspoke."

[jtuck004]

5. This "...Nobody will know that I sent it and this is strictly between you and me." is an

extraordinarily stupid thing to put in writing.

[bobthedrummer]

8. Of course it's stupid-it was sent to WALKER's Chief of Staff-maybe he thought it was a KOCH check

[jtuck004]

10. hehe, probably. He should have had Mrs. Black, my English teacher in junior high. I tried

to fudge where a period was placed after a parenthese on a test.

As she was marking it wrong she said "You should never put anything in writing that you don't want someone else to see".

I have remembered and followed that advice for decades.

[Scuba]

7. Thanks Bob, hadn't seen this as I no longer read the Urinal/Sentinel.

How's that "local control" working out for ya out there?

[NCjack]

14. Probably so. But no one needs to suggest to Scott Walker to shred records. /nt

[bobthedrummer]

16. There it is. n/t

[billhicks76]

17. Someone Going To Do Something About This?

[bobthedrummer]

20. As some of the hyperlinks about the FBI led grand juries and other investigations re:Lincoln Hills &

Copper Lake youth facilities indicate (btw, some of these investigations "officially" began in 2014 years after the "alleged" crimes) a trusting citizen would reasonably think so. I'm one of those citizens that distrusts the corrupted dysfunctional "legal" system and thinks there should be real accountability and a movement towards justice-which is currently unavailable.

Wall was the head of the Department of Corrections-and WALKER has totally put democracy and our RIGHTS out of commission here for the present by following the commands of his handlers-those that gave him the franchise to announce to the world "WISCONSIN IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS!".

A Kissinger protégé, L.Paul Bremer, once announced "change" for a different piece of property using identical words (Iraq is open for business!)-what a "coincidence".

Major change is required here there is a majority agreement on that simple fact billhicks76.

[Judi Lynn]

18. It's completely uncharacteristic of Walker's people to allow the truth to escape to the people.

It must have been useful in Rich Zipperer's relationship with Wall.

[center]



Rich Zipperer [/center]
Prison chief wanted Walker's help to get old job back

Posted: Mar 25, 2016 10:46 PM CDT
Updated: Mar 25, 2016 10:46 PM CDT

MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Wisconsin's former prisons secretary asked Gov. Scott Walker's top aide to pressure the Department of Justice into giving him his old job back after he was demoted.
Ed Wall resigned as Corrections secretary on Feb. 5 amid an investigation into abuse at the state's youth prison.

As per state law, he got his old job as administrator of DOJ's criminal investigations section back on Feb. 15. DOJ officials placed him on leave pending the prison investigation's outcome.

Documents The Associated Press obtained through an open records request show DOJ officials demoted Wall March 1 to deputy secretary of the Law Enforcement Services Division.

Wall sent a letter to Walker's chief of staff, Rich Zipperer, asking him to quote "fix this mess." Zipperer told him to deal with DOJ.

http://www.kwwl.com/story/31570155/2016/03/25/prison-chief-wanted-walkers-help-to-get-old-job-back

(Short article, no more at link.)

[bobthedrummer]

21. Thank you again, Judi Lynn

[Dont call me Shirley]

22. KnR

[bobthedrummer]

23. "Kill them all and let God sort it out" is in the hearts and minds of the extreme WALKER base. n/t