FBI Investigating Coleman In Minnesota

[Richardo]

Source: Huffington Post

The FBI is investigating allegations that former Senator Norm Coleman had clothing and other items purchased on his behalf by a longtime friend and businessman Nasser Kazeminy, according to a source in Minnesota who was interviewed recently by federal agents.

E.K. Watkins, a spokesman for the Minnesota FBI, would neither confirm nor deny the report. The source provided details of the interview to the Huffington Post, in addition to copies of business cards left by the agents.

The FBI has also been conducting interviews in Texas, according to media reports, in regards to different allegations that Kazeminy tried to steer $75,000 to Coleman through his wife's employer. Up to this point, there have not been reports of any FBI work taking place in Coleman's home state.

The Minnesota source said the FBI questioning focused on whether Kazeminy had purchased clothing on Coleman's behalf, reports of which surfaced in October. At the time, Coleman vehemently denied the allegations. "Nobody but me and my wife buy my suits," he said.



Read more: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/05/13/fbi-investigating-coleman_n_203204.html

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Time for a suit with horizontal stripes, Norm?

[santamargarita]

1. Maybe he can be Senator of his own jail cell...

:puke:

[WCGreen]

3. Cell Block Senator

[KamaAina]

2. I think he'd look smashing in orange

don't you? :shrug:

[Blaze Diem]

4. Yes perfect for day wear. But Normy in stripes will OWN the night, baby !

While Norm relentlessly stays one step ahead of Franken,
the FBI surprises Coleman with an attack from behind.

[Thor_MN]

8. probably won't be the last time Norm is surprised from behind

[Richardo]

6. Orange is the new black...and white

[goclark]

5. Jail House Rock for you buddie ~

[DCKit]

7. Geez, he's been dragging out the election for so long...

I forgot the FBI was holding off on an investigation. Is he hoping the statute of limitations will run out before he allows Franken to be seated?

Yet another reason for the people of MN to demand an end to this mess - nobody who's innocent would go to these bizarre lengths to avoid an investigation.