I think they should do the boat thing in the harbour.
Posted by: jarta Date: Saturday, September 19, 2009 7:34:47 PM In reply to: None Post # of 3366
Is this our Noble guy, Ogle, that retired Canadian Justice Wallace Craig was describing?
"In 1975, I began a 26-year stint as a judge in the criminal court at 222 Main Street in Vancouver. A never-ending line of persons paraded before me. Assuming that I averaged three each day, then at least 10,000 crooks, many of them psychopaths, experienced my on-the-spot justice.
During a 12-year period from 1987 to 1998, I conducted a number of trials involving white-collar crime.
One case revealed the zany mind of some commercial psychopaths.
Seven men were charged with conspiracy to defraud the public by a deceitful distribution of shares of Audit Resources Inc., a company trading on the Alberta Stock Exchange. An eighth conspirator, Floyd Leland Ogle, an American, was the evil genius behind the fraud.
On the day before the trial was to start, Ogle pleaded guilty and received a plea-bargained three-year sentence, with a commitment from the Crown that, so long as he testified against his broker, lawyer and stock-hustling junior partners, he would get an early release on parole and be sent back to the Louisiana. The trial began with Ogle in the witness box listening to, verifying, and consenting to the admission into evidence of some two hundred wire-tapped telephone conversations with his co-accused and third parties, all in stock-hustler vernacular that turned my courtroom into a comedy theatre. In one taped conversation Ogle told his confederates that he was going to buy a decommissioned weather ship, anchor it in English Bay, paint the name Audit Resources in huge lettering on its hull, and helicopter brokers aboard where they would be greeted by quality hookers and persuaded to hustle his stock."
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