Former Cabinet Minister Bill Reid
Another Dead Witness / Criminal
Former British Columbia Cabinet Minister Bill Reid (shown in photo on left) has died, allegedly from cancer, on May 28, 2012.
Reid was another crooked British Columbia politician.
``On Sept. 21, 1989, Reid was forced to resign from his post as Socred tourism minister after he awarded more than $250,000 in GO B.C. lottery grants to a project that was run by a family friend and a former campaign manager. The RCMP
recommended that he be charged with breach of trust but Ted Hughes, the deputy attorney general at the time, decided not to prosecute him``.
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Reid was a member of the British Columbia a cabinet between 1983 and 1991 when the Water War Crimes were set in motion with the assistance of the corrupt Ministry of the Attorney General, led by Deputy Minister Ted Hughes, (shown in photo on right) from 1983 to 1990.
The action of Deputy Attorney General Ted Hughes was disgraceful and he encouraged twenty five more years of political corruption by failing to prosecute Bill Ried - like he should have. However, events are proving that Ted Hughes may have had something very rotten to hide, at the time, and may have been a crook himself.
The investigation of Ted Hughes and the corruption at the Ministry of the Attorney General continues.
In the Editors opinion, Ted Hughes had a motive to commit murder of several of the insiders at the Ministry of the Attorney General, who suddenly died in suspicious circumstances and who appear to have been covering up the wrong doing by Ted Hughes and his colleagues.
Reid was another crooked British Columbia politician.
``On Sept. 21, 1989, Reid was forced to resign from his post as Socred tourism minister after he awarded more than $250,000 in GO B.C. lottery grants to a project that was run by a family friend and a former campaign manager. The RCMP
recommended that he be charged with breach of trust but Ted Hughes, the deputy attorney general at the time, decided not to prosecute him``.
Click here to read more about corruption of Bill Reid
story
Reid was a member of the British Columbia a cabinet between 1983 and 1991 when the Water War Crimes were set in motion with the assistance of the corrupt Ministry of the Attorney General, led by Deputy Minister Ted Hughes, (shown in photo on right) from 1983 to 1990.
The action of Deputy Attorney General Ted Hughes was disgraceful and he encouraged twenty five more years of political corruption by failing to prosecute Bill Ried - like he should have. However, events are proving that Ted Hughes may have had something very rotten to hide, at the time, and may have been a crook himself.
The investigation of Ted Hughes and the corruption at the Ministry of the Attorney General continues.
In the Editors opinion, Ted Hughes had a motive to commit murder of several of the insiders at the Ministry of the Attorney General, who suddenly died in suspicious circumstances and who appear to have been covering up the wrong doing by Ted Hughes and his colleagues.
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