(THE BIGGEST KNOWN BRIBE OF A JUDGE IN U.S. HISTORY)
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Judge Ann Bouilane (San Francisco County) heard Steven Nary's bail reduction petition. Nary had requested bail reduction from $1,000,000 to $500,000. She denied Nary's petition. At the same time, Bouilane concealed her connection to Hormel (below).
On Bouilane's docket at the time she denied Nary's bail reduction request, she had the case of Dr. Dean Freeman. Dean Freeman was a homosexual homicidal predator who skipped his bail hearings three times. Freeman was accused of sodomizing, drugging, and attempting to axe-murder his young male patient. Despite skipping bail three times, Bouilane illegally returned Dean's $75,000 bail to the bail bondsman.
James C. Hormel: After secretly paying off Judge Bouilane & (her then-lover) Angela Bradstreet’s mortgage, he failed to report it on the Federal Ethics and Economic Interests Statement that is required to be filed at the Federal Ethics Office in Washington, DC. Hormel paid more than the listed price for Bouilane's house. After buying the house off of Bouilane (the bail bond hearing judge in Nary's case) Hormel turned around and deeded the mortgage-free title to Larry Soule - whom he dumped. Soule apparently needed cash; he took the free and clear title to Bank of America as collateral for a $100,000 cash loan.
During this
period, Hormel had applied for the ambassorship to Luxembourg.
(above picture) Are these the real estate documents Hormel concealed?
Documents:
- Real Estate portion of Hormel's Federal Ethics and Economic Interests Statement - in which he omitted the above transactions.
- San Francisco Realtor's Catalog listing of the Bouilane/Bradstreet house.
- Certified copy of the Real Estate Recordation of Bouilane and her (then) lover's house. Mortgage pay-off by Hormel for $807,000.
- Hormel later conveyed ex-Bouilane house to dumped lover Larry Soule.
Real Estate portion of Hormel's Federal Ethics and Economic Interests Statement - in which he omitted the above transactions:
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San Francisco Realtor's Catalog listing of the Bouilane/Bradstreet house.
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Certified copy of the Real Estate Recordation of Bouilane and her (then) lover's house. Mortgage pay-off by Hormel for $807,000:
Hormel conveyance of ex-Bouilane house to dumped lover, Larry Soule:
