Secret Congress Sexual Scandal, Rep. John Conyers Implicated | True News

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Secret Congress Sexual Scandal, Rep. John Conyers Implicated | True News
by Stefan Molyneux , Published on Nov 21, 2017
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   After receiving documents from national security reporter, documentary
   filmmaker and author Mike Cernovich, Buzzfeed published an article
   revealing that Michigan Rep. John Conyers settled a wrongful dismissal
   complaint with a former employee who alleged she was fired because she
   would not "succumb to [his] sexual advances."

   Mike Cernovich: "According to data released to Reid Wilson of The Hill,
   Congress has paid out as much as $4 million per fiscal year to women
   abused by Congressmen. Although these settlements are paid with
   taxpayer funds, the settlements are kept secret from the public."

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LIVE: John Conyers Steps Down as Ranking Member of Judiciary Committee - LIVE COVERAGE
by Right Side Broadcasting Network , Started streaming 11 minutes ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAD00F8VAH8
"Michigan Democratic Congressman John Conyers has stepped down as the
   ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee. This comes as Conyers
   is being investigated by the House Ethics Committee for allegations of
   misconduct toward his staff members and misuse of public funds. We have
   LIVE BREAKING NEWS COVERAGE of Conyers stepping down from the Judiciary
   Committee.

   LIVE NOW: John Conyers Steps Down as Ranking Member of Judicary
   Committee - LIVE COVERAGE

   Watch the LIVE STREAM of "Conyers Steps Down" with Steve Lookner"

John Conyers steps aside from House Judiciary Committee amid probe into sexual allegations
Congressman has agreed to the launch of an investigation into sexual harassment allegations.
By Joseph Weber   | Fox News  | POLITICS just in
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/11/26/rep-john-conyers-steps-aside-as-top-democrat-in-house-judiciary-committee-amid-probe-into-sexual-allegations.html

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Rep. John Conyers' Chief of Staff Pleads Guilty to Receiving Stolen Property
Victim mistakenly put deposits in chief of staff's credit union account
By Scott MacFarlane
https://www.nbcwashington.com/investigations/Rep-John-Conyers-Chief-of-Staff-Pleads-Guilty-to-Receiving-Stolen-Property-374790031.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfpWOa_eicc
The chief of staff to the longest-serving member of the U.S. House of Representatives pleaded guilty to receiving stolen property, the News4 I-Team has learned. (Published Wednesday, April 6, 2016)

  "The chief of staff to the longest-serving member of the U.S. House of
   Representatives pleaded guilty to receiving stolen property, the News4
   I-Team has learned.
   
   In an affidavit, U.S. Capitol Police investigators said Cynthia Martin,
   top aide to Rep. John Conyers (D-Mich.), had initially refused to repay
   $13,000 mistakenly deposited in her savings account.
   
   Martin's misconduct involved her savings account in the Wright Patman
   Congressional Federal Credit Union, a credit union with branches inside
   the Capitol and the Rayburn and Longworth House Office Buildings,
   investigators said. In the court filings, the investigators said
   another credit union customer mistakenly routed $16,500 of his direct
   deposits to Martin's account, by writing down the wrong account number
   when he opened the account.
   
   In their filings with the court, the investigators said Martin was
   aware of the erroneous deposits, but at first refused to return the
   money.
   
   The mistaken deposits were placed in Martin's account every pay period,
   every two weeks, in $500 increments, investigators said in their court
   filings. The mistaken deposits, they said, continued from May 2013 to
   September 2015.
   
   According to the investigators, Martin began transferring money from
   her savings account to other credit union accounts in 2014 and made a
   $1,000 withdrawal from one of the credit union's ATMs.
   
   Court filings said the victim is an employee of the Washington,
   D.C.-based National Federation of Independent Business. They said the
   deposits were listed as "NFIB Office Pay," when they appeared in
   Martin's account.
   
   In their court filings, investigators said the victim whose money was
   directed into Martin's account sought to have it returned. According to
   the court filings, Congressional Federal Credit Union policy only
   allowed the credit union to recover $3,500 of the $16,500 in erroneous
   deposits from Martin's account. According to those filings,
   investigators suspected Martin was aware of the policy and initially
   declined to turn over the rest of the money.
   
   The I-Team reached Martin by phone. She declined to comment on the case.
   
   Conyers' spokeswoman told News4 the congressman just placed Martin on
   unpaid leave. His office will further review the case.
   
   Court records show Martin pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of
   receiving stolen property Thursday. Martin was ordered to pay
   restitution. She is scheduled to appear in D.C. Superior Court in
   September for a hearing to update the court on her restitution payments.
   
   Congressional records reviewed by the I-Team show Martin earned about
   $166,000 salary in 2015, serving as Rep. Conyers' chief of staff.
   
   Published at 2:56 PM EDT on Apr 6, 2016 | Updated at 6:39 PM EDT on Apr 6, 2016"