Feudale now says Kane committed burglary in his office

[lionlurker]

http://triblive.com/state/pennsylvania/9351211-74/kane-feudale-judge#axzz3q3IzAAZ1

This whole thing is ridiculous. Either she really is a Watergate mastermind, or else Feudale is becoming unhinged.

 

[91Joe95]

He should have called the police. Clearly he was part of the conspiracy.

 

[BobPSU92]

He should have called the police. Clearly he was part of the conspiracy.

So you're saying feudale knew and did nothing.

 

[91Joe95]

So you're saying feudale knew and did nothing.

 

[Franklin_Restores_TheTradition]

http://triblive.com/state/pennsylvania/9351211-74/kane-feudale-judge#axzz3q3IzAAZ1

This whole thing is ridiculous. Either she really is a Watergate mastermind, or else Feudale is becoming unhinged.

I would have figured he would have been hiding in the office behind the potted plant with his k-bar survival knife a la Crocodile Dundee. 'Ole Barry is really slipping - outdoor adventurist & survivalist Feudale in his prime would have stopped these intruders cold.

 

[dwiz]

It says in his own email that he gave up the email himself. WTH is going on?

 

[91Joe95]

It says in his own email that he gave up the email himself. WTH is going on?

It is pretty darn funny to watch. Apparently the papers don't bother to read the emails they have in their own possession.

 

[Raffycorn]

He should have called the police. Clearly he was part of the conspiracy.

According to Feudale, he did contact the Capitol police to report what he thought was a buglary, and reported that several confidential files were missing from his office. He also said that the Capitol police informed him that they were passing the report along to the AG's office for investigation, and he never heard anything more. I'd be curious to see what those files were and what cases they covered.

 

[91Joe95]

According to Feudale, he did contact the Capitol police to report what he thought was a buglary, and reported that several confidential files were missing from his office. He also said that the Capitol police informed him that they were passing the report along to the AG's office for investigation, and he never heard anything more. I'd be curious to see what those files were and what cases they covered.

No, he should have called the real police.

 

[PennSt8er]

No, he should have called the real police.

^ I see what you did there.

 

[mn78psu83]

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http://triblive.com/state/pennsylvania/9351211-74/kane-feudale-judge#axzz3q3IzAAZ1

This whole thing is ridiculous. Either she really is a Watergate mastermind, or else Feudale is becoming unhinged.

Her inspiration?

 

[Misder2]

According to Feudale, he did contact the Capitol police to report what he thought was a buglary, and reported that several confidential files were missing from his office. He also said that the Capitol police informed him that they were passing the report along to the AG's office for investigation, and he never heard anything more. I'd be curious to see what those files were and what cases they covered.

and if they actually existed

 

[Fayette_LION]

It says in his own email that he gave up the email himself. WTH is going on?

The press does not have enough intelligence to see this!

 

[Raffycorn]

and if they actually existed

Well, it certainly sounds like we're going to find out. Another question I don't have an answer to - why now? Kane's spokesman said they found these emails months ago, but they were only recently shopped to newspapers by her political advisor. It's all very curious.

 

[Misder2]

Well, it certainly sounds like we're going to find out. Another question I don't have an answer to - why now? Kane's spokesman said they found these emails months ago, but they were only recently shopped to newspapers by her political advisor. It's all very curious.

Timing is everything but I do not have that answer. It is interesting

 

[Raffycorn]

I read that....what a farce. These guys are definitely feeling threatened.

When all else fails...make sh!t up and wrap it in a warm, comforting partisan blanket.

BTW, Wendy wrote a fantastic comment to another Trib article this morning. It's well worth the read.

I'm not sure if "partisan" is the right word to use here, considering that Kane and Feudale are both democrats.

 

[bwifan]

I said it a month ago and it still rings true... you can't make this ish up I truly feel like I am reading Grisham novel....

 

[JoeDidntKnow]

I doubt someone like Kane would know the first thing about breaking and entering let a lone burglary.

 

[crazytoadie]

I'm not sure if "partisan" is the right word to use here, considering that Kane and Feudale are both democrats.

I don't think that Feudale is very bound by his party affliation. After all, he was asking the Philly Inquirer reporters to introduce him to Chris Christie.

Both the Republicans and Democrats are concerned more with their self-interests than they are with the interests of the public at large.

 

[Rip_E_2_Joe_PA]

It is pretty darn funny to watch. Apparently the papers don't bother to read the emails they have in their own possession.

Newspaper people probably can't read.

 

[zwick99]

http://triblive.com/state/pennsylvania/9351211-74/kane-feudale-judge#axzz3q3IzAAZ1

This whole thing is ridiculous. Either she really is a Watergate mastermind, or else Feudale is becoming unhinged.

He had a break in and he called the Capital Police. She shut down the investigation and now she is leaking the documents tha were stolen from his office. Where did she get the documents?

 

[91Joe95]

He had a break in and he called the Capital Police. She shut down the investigation and now she is leaking the documents tha were stolen from his office. Where did she get the documents?

He should have called the police.

 

[colt21]

I'm not sure if "partisan" is the right word to use here, considering that Kane and Feudale are both democrats.

Don't know if i'd consider Feudale a "dem"...he may be by registration but it was the Dem party that originally campaigned for and was successful in getting his "NO" vote on retention in Northumberland County.

But alas, the way the system works, he (and all other such judges) just get to move up the ranks......even though they received a NO on retention vote.

Just to bring some perspective here - he didn't lose to another candidate, he lost to himself.....people have to go out of their way to vote NO on retention for a judge.

 

[Nashville Lion]

This is absolutely crazy stuff. I don't even know what to make of it all. Wow!!!

 

[zwick99]

He should have called the police.

like Joe?

 

[NittPicker]

like Joe?

Why?? Was Joe's office allegedly broken into as well?? If you're implying the circumstances in Fuedale's "break in" are the same as the McQueary story then you are truly dumb.

 

[91Joe95]

like Joe?

Here's another one it needs to be spoonfed to.

 

[JoeDidntKnow]

Joe's fault. He should have done more to stop this

 

[Franklin_Restores_TheTradition]

Joe's fault. He should have done more to stop this

I thought it was Donovan's fault?