Cases in point:
- Governor Don Siegelman home was burglarized twice with nothing taken, "the only items of interest to the burglars were the files in Siegelman's home office."
- Siegelman's attorney experienced the same type of break-in at her office.
- Dana Jill Simpson, who went on 60 Minutes to allege that Siegelman was the target of a political prosecution had her home burned down, and her car forced off the road.
- In Muississipi, in a similar case, attorney Paul Minor, had his office broken into, Mississippi Supreme Court Justice, Oliver E. Diaz Jr., had his home burglarized, again with nothing taken except documents and a computer , and another defendant, John Whitfield, had his office was the target of arson.
*Mongoose Gang reference is here. I went on vacation to Grenada a number of times as a kid, and the name given to Eric Gairy's group of thugs and bully-boys used to enforce political intimidation always stuck in my head.
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