Nat’l Enquirer: Grand Jury About to Indict John Edwards
The National Enquirer is still on John Edwards' case, and according to the tabloid the fallen politician may be in serious troubs with a federal grand jury for allegedly redirecting campaign funds into his mistress' pockets.
The National Enquirer is still on John Edwards’ case, and according to the tabloid the fallen politician may be in serious troubs with a federal grand jury for allegedly redirecting campaign funds into his mistress’ pockets. Yes, this is the Enquirer we’re talking about, but then again, it’s also the paper that’s currently chasing a Pulitzer for its work chasing down the story of Edwards’ fruitful affair with Rielle Hunter. –KA
Wait, before you go…The National Enquirer via Gawker:
In another shocker, close sources say Edwards’ estranged wife Elizabeth could help send the former presidential candidate to jail!
Edwards, the disgraced two-time Presidential loser, is being investigated by the feds, including the FBI and IRS, for possible campaign violations related to paying his mistress Rielle Hunter.
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