Why do you say that? He has alleged particularized harms to him from the acts of the co-conspirators, in fact showing that much of it is well-documented in the public press.
Jerome R. Corsi : Clintons ‘could Enron major accounting firm’
WND ^ | June 15, 2015 | Jerome R. Corsi / Posted by Randall_S
A respected Wall Street analyst who has been investigating the Clinton Foundation’s finances alleges the “Big Four” accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers was a willing participant in a scheme by the Clintons and their associates to become personally enriched by the foundation, a crime known as inurement.
Charles Ortel, a frequent guest on Bloomberg television and a contributor to the Washington Times and others, says in a draft report that he found “the PWC accounting work product for 2013 is riddled with uncorrected errors and falsehoods” as well as procedural defects so severe he has raised the possibility “the Clinton Foundation might be PWC’s Enron.”
His reference is to the fall of Arthur Andersen LLP, previously one of the “Big Five” accounting firms. Andersen surrendered its license to practice as a certified public accounting firm after being found guilty of criminal charges in its auditing of Enron, the Texas-based energy company that filed for bankruptcy in 2001.
PricewaterhouseCoopers has not replied to numerous requests from WND, by email and by telephone, to comment. Ortel also asked PWC a number of questions based on his investigation and has received no reply.
WND has previously reported in a series of stories, beginning in April, that Ortel has found “irregularities” of a “sufficient magnitude” that the Clinton Foundation should be shut down.
He says that “if any of the 50 state attorneys general should present the evidence to a federal district judge, I believe an injunction would be ordered, shutting down the Clinton Foundation and placing the organization in receivership.”
Arthur Andersen’s “descent from conscience of the accounting industry to accused felon didn’t happen overnight,” Wall Street Journal staff reporters Ken Brown and Ianthe Jean Dugan wrote in 2002. “Rather, it stemmed from a series of management miscues and compromises over the decades.”
It’s a state charge.
Same reason you can’t file murder charges. Only wrongful death.