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The Ledger in the Wall: How Corrigan's Convention Calendar Was Sold
The Ledger in the Wall: How Corrigan's Convention Calendar Was Sold
A quiet ledger, bone dry behind a damp rooftop wall, recorded nine years of private payments that quietly sold a city’s convention calendar; a lineman later testified the book crinkled when he pulled it from an eighteen-inch cavity-why was a city’s schedule being traded for cash? What else does that fat, dry ledger reveal about who lost access to Corrigan’s largest venue?
In this episode, we lay out how a routine maintenance call turned into the key piece of evidence in a federal fraud case, what the ledger contained, and how…
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