From the article “Before U.S. Rep. John Conyers was for a waste injection well in Romulus, he stood with fellow Democratic Rep. John Dingell who was against it.”

“The Free Press also has learned that Papas was a political supporter of Monica Conyers. He contributed $1,500 in 2005 to her successful run for City Council. He also cohosted a fund-raiser that brought $12,250 to her campaign, records show. Riddle, who spoke exclusively to the Free Press for Monday editions, said the 2007 EPA letter from John Conyers was generated by Monica Conyers after she arranged a $20,000 consulting contract for Riddle with Papas”

“State Rep. Doug Geiss, a Taylor Democrat who represents Romulus and is an ardent opponent of the deep-injection well, demanded Monday that John Conyers clarify his position on the project.

“I’d like the congressman to go on the record,” he said. “I call for him to publicly state it.” “

The Conyers family saga continues.

I found this article at the Detroit News that says much the same thing.

“Synagro bribery case leaks probed” at
http://tinyurl.com/nl4rcn

From the article “Riddle told The Detroit News in a recent interview that Conyers referred Papas to him and Riddle gave her half of the $20,000 he received. Later, Conyers' husband, U.S. Rep. John Conyers, D-Detroit, signed a supportive letter for Papas' injection well company, Environmental Geo-Technologies, even though his staff had spoken against such wells at public hearings, when another company was backing a similar plan.”

“But a state legislator who is an outspoken critic of the injection wells said Monday that it's time for Conyers to explain why and how his signature ended up on the letter to the Environmental Protection Agency in 2007.”

It would seem that there probably is something there that might require an explanation from Rep. John Conyers the 80 year old Democratic Congressman who has been in office for 40 years and Chairs the House Judiciary Committee. Probably it is harmless but it needs daylight.

From the article “Before U.S. Rep. John Conyers was for a waste injection well in Romulus, he stood with fellow Democratic Rep. John Dingell who was against it.”

“The Free Press also has learned that Papas was a political supporter of Monica Conyers. He contributed $1,500 in 2005 to her successful run for City Council. He also cohosted a fund-raiser that brought $12,250 to her campaign, records show. Riddle, who spoke exclusively to the Free Press for Monday editions, said the 2007 EPA letter from John Conyers was generated by Monica Conyers after she arranged a $20,000 consulting contract for Riddle with Papas”

“State Rep. Doug Geiss, a Taylor Democrat who represents Romulus and is an ardent opponent of the deep-injection well, demanded Monday that John Conyers clarify his position on the project.

“I’d like the congressman to go on the record,” he said. “I call for him to publicly state it.” “

The Conyers family saga continues.

I found this article at the Detroit News that says much the same thing.

“Synagro bribery case leaks probed” at
http://tinyurl.com/nl4rcn

From the article “Riddle told The Detroit News in a recent interview that Conyers referred Papas to him and Riddle gave her half of the $20,000 he received. Later, Conyers' husband, U.S. Rep. John Conyers, D-Detroit, signed a supportive letter for Papas' injection well company, Environmental Geo-Technologies, even though his staff had spoken against such wells at public hearings, when another company was backing a similar plan.”

“But a state legislator who is an outspoken critic of the injection wells said Monday that it's time for Conyers to explain why and how his signature ended up on the letter to the Environmental Protection Agency in 2007.”

It would seem that there probably is something there that might require an explanation from Rep. John Conyers the 80 year old Democratic Congressman who has been in office for 40 years and Chairs the House Judiciary Committee. Probably it is harmless but it needs daylight.

From the article “Before U.S. Rep. John Conyers was for a waste injection well in Romulus, he stood with fellow Democratic Rep. John Dingell who was against it.”

“The Free Press also has learned that Papas was a political supporter of Monica Conyers. He contributed $1,500 in 2005 to her successful run for City Council. He also cohosted a fund-raiser that brought $12,250 to her campaign, records show. Riddle, who spoke exclusively to the Free Press for Monday editions, said the 2007 EPA letter from John Conyers was generated by Monica Conyers after she arranged a $20,000 consulting contract for Riddle with Papas”

“State Rep. Doug Geiss, a Taylor Democrat who represents Romulus and is an ardent opponent of the deep-injection well, demanded Monday that John Conyers clarify his position on the project.

“I’d like the congressman to go on the record,” he said. “I call for him to publicly state it.” “

The Conyers family saga continues.

I found this article at the Detroit News that says much the same thing.

“Synagro bribery case leaks probed” at
http://tinyurl.com/nl4rcn

From the article “Riddle told The Detroit News in a recent interview that Conyers referred Papas to him and Riddle gave her half of the $20,000 he received. Later, Conyers' husband, U.S. Rep. John Conyers, D-Detroit, signed a supportive letter for Papas' injection well company, Environmental Geo-Technologies, even though his staff had spoken against such wells at public hearings, when another company was backing a similar plan.”

“But a state legislator who is an outspoken critic of the injection wells said Monday that it's time for Conyers to explain why and how his signature ended up on the letter to the Environmental Protection Agency in 2007.”

It would seem that there probably is something there that might require an explanation from Rep. John Conyers the 80 year old Democratic Congressman who has been in office for 40 years and Chairs the House Judiciary Committee. Probably it is harmless but it needs daylight.

But the part you quote hardly does that

The other part of the article is
“but he also said that this is only the beginning of the indictments
and that the corruption went much deeper than just Monica Conyers.

With Riddle now on the record implicating the longtime Congressman, John Conyers finds himself clearly in the crosshairs of the investigation”

No one knows where this will lead, but we need to know the truth.

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