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  • Another Media Hit Piece Goes Up in Flames: Florida Man Pleads Guilty in Attempt to Extort $25 Million from Father of Matt Gaetz

    11/28/2021 4:45:09 PM PST · by dynachrome · 26 replies
    Gateway Pundit ^ | 11-28-21 | Jim Hoft
    In August federal prosecutors accused Stephen Alford of trying to defraud US Rep. Matt Gaetz’s father Don Gaetz out of $25 million. And last week Stephen Alford, 62, pleaded guilty in an attempt to extort $25 million from Matt Gaetz’s father. According to The Washington Examiner, the announcement by the Justice Department marks a turnaround as Alford initially entered a not guilty plea. A charge of tampering with evidence was tossed, according to Northwest Florida Daily News .
  • Rep. Matt Gaetz exonerated, Fla. developer charged with extortion

    09/02/2021 7:07:33 AM PDT · by Navy Patriot · 63 replies
    One America News ^ | September 2, 2021
    Congressman Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) has been exonerated and the Department of Justice’s sex trafficking investigation has been shut down as the man who made the false allegations is now behind bars. Florida developer and convicted fraud, Stephen Alford, faced a judge on Tuesday after he was indicted for extortion. According to a newly unsealed indictment, the 62-year-old spread lies about Gaetz as part of a complex scheme to defraud Gaetz’s father of $25 million. “Alford is alleged to have been involved in a scheme to obtain money based upon false promises or guarantees he made to the victim that Alford...
  • Man accused of trying to extort Matt Gaetz admits he asked for cash

    04/06/2021 6:17:28 PM PDT · by yesthatjallen · 21 replies
    NYPost ^ | 04 05 2021 | Tamar Lapin
    The man accused of trying to extort $25 million from Rep. Matt Gaetz’s family admitted Monday that he asked the congressman’s dad for cash — but denied that it was a shakedown. Bob Kent, an ex-Air Force intelligence officer, confirmed to Sirius Radio host Michael Smerconish that he approached the Florida Republican’s dad, Don Gaetz, for money last month. The funds, Kent said, were to pay for an effort to free Robert Levinson, a former FBI agent who disappeared in Iran in 2007, and is believed to be dead. Kent claimed he has video evidence that Levinson is still alive...
  • Gaetz's father backs up son Matt's claims of extortion over DOJ probe of involvement with teen

    03/31/2021 11:08:47 AM PDT · by conservative98 · 52 replies
    Politico ^ | 03/31/2021 01:25 PM EDT | MATT DIXON and BETSY WOODRUFF SWAN
    TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Rep. Matt Gaetz’s father, Don, a former Florida Senate president, said he is working with the FBI, including wearing a wire on more than one occasion as part of an investigation into an alleged extortion plot that the pair said was organized by former federal prosecutor David McGee. “The FBI asked me to try and get that information for Matt and an indication we would transfer money to Mr. David McGee,” Don Gaetz said in an interview late Tuesday, without specifying what information he was referring to. McGee, who is now in private practice with a Pensacola,...
  • Documents Detail Alleged ‘Hostage Release’ Scheme to Extort Gaetz PLOT TWIST

    03/31/2021 6:17:38 PM PDT · by conservative98 · 12 replies
    Daily Beast ^ | Updated Mar. 31, 2021 7:29PM ET | Tracy Connor Roger Sollenberger Adam Rawnsley
    The material suggests that Gaetz’s father was told his son’s legal problems could go away if he gave $25 million to help secure the release of Iranian hostage Bob Levinson. --- The scandal swirling around Rep. Matt Gaetz took a stunning turn Wednesday with the news that a former Air Force intelligence official and a Florida lawyer tried to get the congressman’s dad to cough up $25 million that would be used to free American Bob Levinson from Iranian custody—and somehow release Gaetz from a federal sex-crimes investigation. And if that wasn’t enough, here’s one more strange fact: Levinson was...