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Interview with John Kroger, Part 3


10:00 AM July 3rd, 2009 by Shawn O'Bryant
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Here’s Part III of WW’s June 30 interview with Attorney General John Kroger. In this segment, Kroger discusses the ethics of Mayor Sam Adams’ attorneys as well as the conflicting accounts told by Adams and Beau Breedlove (Since WW’s interview earlier this week with Kroger, Breedlove has given his own interview with KGW in which he asks what his motive would be to lie)

Check back throughout the week for new video installments of WW’s interview with Kroger.

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One Response to “Interview with John Kroger, Part 3”

  1. tangible says:

    Part 3 of this video continues to show Kroger primarily challenging the credibility of Beau. It appears that Beau is on trial rather than Beau is the victim. There is very little mention about Sam’s credibility and the likelihood that Sam is lying or misleading the investigators. Sam has admitted lying and corruption. Why would Kroger think Sam is more credible than Beau? WW continues to exhibit excellent investigative reporting and certainly presents much greater transparency than the AG.

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