Bosley Was The Best

Sorry for the late post. SFL was at the 1800 Club until sunrise again, broke into my boat to sleep and didn't ask me to fill in until he woke up after lunch.



Did you read the DBR's piece on the corruption of all integrity of the entire NCAA investigation of UM, secret engagement of attorney Maria Elena Perez by senior executive NCCA enforcement personnel in violation of Bar Ethics rules, unholy partnership between executive NCAA enforcement personnel and attorney Maria Elena Perez to denigrate the legal system law practice of our home-grown Maria Elena Perez, Esquire, pictured below.



What? Don't have time to read the article? OK, here goes:

Emails between Perez and the top of the Ministry of TruthEnforcement executives "show they squabbled over money, found ways around the association's legal objections to paying her and likened her to a character in the television show Charlie's Angels." Uh, come again?

"Perez billed the NCAA $57,000 and received $18,000, according to an NCAA report released Monday. It details how the organization governing college athletics broke its rules in engaging Perez to intervene in the bankruptcy proceeding..."

The head of the NCAA's enforcement department, Julie Roe Lach, was fired because of the violation. Remember her? She was the tough-talker during the investigation of Auburn and Cam Newton. As DOM and Rumpole would observe - schadenfreude.

But seriously - what hypocrites. Lack of institutional control, indeed.

Perez' defense?

"The NCAA duped me into believing this was OK." Uh huh. With what, Scooby snacks?

"If you don't give all the emails, then obviously you are not given the whole story." Who is giving what to whom?

"I'm running a business here, not a charity. It's nothing wrong getting paid for my work," Perez told the Review on Wednesday.

Absolutely, its nothing wrong. Or its something wrong?

N.B. Where has the Herald been on this critical aspect of this important National story rooted locally ?