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Hillary's Story
Dan White’s reputation as a local hero and all American guy helped earn him a seat to San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors. But, as he struggled to make ends meet on a public servant’s salary and grew more and more dissatisfied with what he believed to be corrupt politicians, he made a fateful decision that broke hearts throughout San Francisco and the nation.

Tina's Story
Throughout Little Rock, Say McIntosh was known for his vocal critique of local and state politicians, but, when Say lightens up on his usual attacks during Clinton’s presidential campaign, rumors swirl about what may have led to his change of pace.

Hillary's Sources
Wikipedia
Dan White
Harvey Milk
George Moscone
White Night Riots
Moscone-Milk Assassinations

Murderpedia
Daniel James White

New York Times
"DAN WHITE, KILLER OF SAN FRANCISCO MAYOR, A SUICIDE"--By Robert Lindsey

NPR-WLRN
"40 Years After The Assassination Of Harvey Milk, LGBTQ Candidates Find Success"--by Scott Shafer

Photos
Wikipedia
Dan White Television Appearance
George Moscone Headshot

History Channel
Harvey Milk at Desk

Tina's Sources
Wikipedia
Robert “Say” McIntosh

Arkansas Times
“Say McIntosh: The Lion in Winter”--David Koon
“The Says of our lives--Highlights from the colorful public history of Robert McIntosh.”--David Koon

Encyclopedia of Arkansas
“Robert ‘Say’ McIntosh”

Case Text
McIntosh vs. Rep. Party--Frank White--United States Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit

New York Times
“Startling Arkansas, Governor-for-a-Day Sets 2 Convicts Free”--by The Associated Press
“Voters Face Racial Choice in Arkansas Runoff”--Special to The New York Times

Conduit for Action
“When the Governor is away – Saying goodbye to a history of shenanigans”--Conduit for Action

ABC’s 7 (Arkansas)
“Say’s Sweet Potato Pie”--Diana Harbour’s post

Chicago Tribune
“TWO MEN SUING CLINTON ADMIT PERSONAL VENDETTAS”--H.G. Bissinger

UPI
“Robert 'Say' McIntosh says he will hang on a…”

LA Times
“Activist Says He’ll Back Man He Hit on TV” --AP

Photo:
Black Then
“ROBERT ‘SAY’ MCINTOSH: THE SWEET POTATO PIE KING OF LITTLE ROCK”--posted by Jae Jones
Say McIntosh Early Photo

Arkansas Times
“The Says of Our Lives”--David Koon
McIntosh Magazine Cover--via slideshow from Arkansas Times
Say’s Clinton Dinner Poster--via slideshow from Arkansas Times

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Hillary's Story
When Tea Party candidates Todd Courser and Cindy Gamrat win their respective elections, they join forces as outsiders in the State House and their party. But, when rumors start swirling about an illicit affair, a media storm sweeps the state.

Tina's Story
In 2017, Timothy Nolan was a highly respected former Campbell County judge and newly elected member of Kentucky’s Campbell County School Board. But, when Nolan’s nefarious acts are finally revealed, he turns out to be the antithesis of the convervative crusader he pretended to be.

Sources:
Hillary's Story

Wikipedia
Todd Courser
Cindy Gamat
Tea Party Movement

The Detroit News
"Former Rep. Courser gets 12 months probation for 'false flag' email"--Beth LeBlanc

M Live
"Todd Courser, Cindy Gamrat: How a sex scandal turned into 6 felony charges"--Emily Lawler

YouTube
"Michigan Lawmakers Caught in Love Affair Cover Up"--ABC's 2020

Photos:
M Live
Courser and Gamrat Rep Photos--Danielle Duval via M Live

West Michigan Politics Blog
Courser Gamrat Footrub Photo--via West Michigan Politics Blog

New York Daily News
Courser and Gamrat on Michigan House Floor--Dale G. Young via New York Daily News

Tina's Sources
Wikipedia
Tim Nolan (Politician)

Campbell County Kentucky
Campbell County Home Page

Local 12 News
“Former Campbell Co. judge charged with human trafficking”--Joe Webb

“Tim Nolan files lawsuits against family from prison”--Joe Webb

Fox Chattanooga
“Judge advises Tim Nolan, who is representing himself, that he "has a fool for a client"--Joe Webb

ABC6
“Former Cincinnati-area judge, school board member sentenced for human trafficking”--Joe Webb

River City News
"Campbell Co. School Board Member, Former Judge Charged with Human Trafficking"

Cincinnati The Enquirer

“NKY Notebook: Investigation involves former judge”--Scott Wartman

“Tim Nolan, judge accused of human trafficking, asks to withdraw guilty plea: 'What is going on?’”--Scott Wartman

“Former judge files suit over KKK photo”--Scott Wartman

“Tim Nolan was a judge. Tim Nolan was a conservative activist. Tim Nolan was a human trafficker”--Scott Wartman

“Judge Tim Nolan indicted on more charges going back 50 years”--Scott Wartman

WCPO Cinncinati
“Ex-Campbell County judge sentenced to 20 years for sex crimes”--James Leggate

UPI
“Ex-Kentucky judge sentenced to 20 years for human trafficking”--Ray Downs

Kentucky.gov
“ATTORNEY GENERAL BESHEAR: PROSECUTOR WHO HELPED CONVICT FORMER NORTHERN KENTUCKY JUDGE RECOGNIZED BY HUMAN TRAFFICKING AWARENESS ADVOCATES”--Terry Sebastian or Crystal Staley

“Beshear, Law Enforcement, Advocates Working to Stop Human Traffickers at 144th Kentucky Derby”--
Terry Sebastian or Crystal Staley

AP News
“Former judge in Kentucky fighting sex charges”--Bruce Shreiner

National Human Trafficking Hotline
Help and Hotline

Photos
Campbell County Kentucky
Campbell County Main Street--screenshot via Campbell County Kentucky
Campbell County Hills--screenshot via Campbell County Kentucky

Kentucky Online Offender Lookup
Nolan Inmate Photo--via Kentucky Online Offender Lookup

YouTube (Channel 12 Segment)
Nolan Court Screenshot--via Channel 12 Segment on YouTube

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Tina's Story
Mayor Edd King was a beloved and innovative leader of Mount Pleasant, Iowa. But, on December 10th, 1986, an encounter with an aggrieved, reclusive consitutent changes the history of the once peaceful town forever.

Hillary's Story
Since 1969 Alderman, Edward Burke, ruled Chicago's 14th ward. But, in 2019 after years of kickbacks, Burke has to defend himself against corruption charges.

Sources
Tina's Story
Wikipedia
Mount Pleasant

Tom Vilsack

Chicago Tribune
“Iowa Vets Drummed Out Veteran”--Rogers Worthington

The New York Times
“Killing in Council Chamber Stuns City in Rural Iowa”--Andrew H. Malcolm

“Murder Case in Suspect’s Past”--UPI

“Slain Mayor in Iowa Eulogized at Service”--UPI

Associated Press
“Slain Mayor Remembered As 'Dedicated'; Suspect Called 'Oddball'”--David Speer

“Man Says He Has No Regrets About Killing Mayor Over Sewer Dispute”--David Speer

“Mayor Killed, Two Council Members Wounded In Meeting Gunfire”--David Speer

USA Today
“Tears flow as memorial fountain to slain mayor is removed”--Kyle Munson

League of California Cities
“Physical Security and Public Officials”--Robert Herrick

Cut Bank Pioneer Press
“Convicted murderer dead at 81”--Jim Hekel

Photos
Wikimedia
Mount Pleasant
Main Street Mount Pleasant

City of Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant Comprehensive Plan 2017
Mayor Edd King Early Photo

The Courier
“Man Kills Mt. Pleasant Mayor; Two Council Members Wounded”--AP
Ralph Orin Davis Handcuffed

The Hawkeye
Mayor Edward Edd King Memorial Fountain--Photo by John Loveretta via The Hawkeye

Hillary's Story
New York Times
"Live, at Chicago's City Hall: It's the 'Jerry Springer Show'"--Bruce Weber

Chicago Magazine
"In 1997, We Profiled Ed Burke. He Was in Trouble Then, Too"--Phobe Mogharei

Wikipedia
Chicago City Council

Edward M Burke

Chicago Tribune
"Feds charge Ald. Edward Burke, allege wiretap on cellphone captures him in attempted extortion"--Jason Meisner

Photos
Chicago Tribune
Young Edward Burke

Burke and Alderman Timothy Evans

Chicago Sun Times
Older Burke

Mental Floss
Jerry Springer Show

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Sources:
Hillary's Story
Colombia Journalism Review
"The Shame Game: 'To Catch a Predator' is propping up NBC’s Dateline, but at what cost?"--Douglas McCollam

Esquire Magazine
"Tonight on Dateline This Man Will Die"--Luke Dittrich

NPR
"Ethics of NBC's Sting Show 'To Catch a Predator'"--Talk of the Nation

Wikipedia
"Louis Conradt"
"To Catch a Predator"

Photos
Esquire Magazine
SWAT Team
Arrest Warrant
Hansen and Chief Myrick
Louis Bill Conradt, Jr.

Tina's Story
CBS News
“How an officer fired twice from one police department became chief of another”--CBS Interactive Inc.

Cornell Law School--Legal Information Institute
Wiretap Code

New Philadelphia City Council
December 23, 2002 (re: Cimperman suing city again)
January 13, 2003 Meeting Minutes (re: Cimperman reinstatement)

New Philadelphia Municipal Court
Schedule of Fines

Ohio Times Reporter
“Dave Cimperman, ex-New Philadelphia police officer, featured in USA Today probe” --Jon Baker

USA Today
“Fired for a felony, again for perjury. Meet the new police chief”--James Pilcher, Aaron Hegarty, Eric Litke and Mark Nichols, USA TODAY Network

Wikipedia
Amsterdam, Ohio

Wonkette
“America Knows How To Handle Bad Cops: Make Them Police Chief!”--Doktor Zoom

Photos
USA Today--article above
Cimperman Headshot and Cimperman Vehicle

New Philadelphia Reporter--article above
Cimperman Photo New Philadelpia Police Force and Cimperman Vehicle in Garage

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