On the night of August 6, 1930, Judge Joseph Force Crater left a Manhattan restaurant where he had been dining with one of his mistresses. Crater either got in a cab or began walking down 45th Street. He was never seen or heard from again. Crater was a Justice of the New York Supreme Court and, besides the multiple mistresses that colleagues claimed he had, he was also involved in some shady side dealings tied to the notorious Tammany Hall political machine that had ruled New York City politics from 1821-1872 and then again from 1905 until the mid-1930s. His case dominated the headlines for weeks and huge rewards were offered for any information as to his whereabouts and/or fate. But he was never found and a couple months shy of 10 years after he disappeared, he was declared officially dead in absentia. He became a staple of popular culture as a famous missing person. There was a really creepy episode of Rod Serling s
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as far as i m aware the president says he s still under audit. and said he s going to why does it make sense? why does it make sense for tom cotton to put himself in that position and continue to represent well, he s under audit when the white house won t show the audit letter? well, first of all, it s clear that this audit, if you follow trump s thinking on this, is going to have a longer run than like mt the press has had on nbc. he s used it as an elaborate cover. guys like tom cotton in the short run still think it benefits them to align themselves with this president. but that reaction isn t going to be the last that somebody from this senate hears from his constituents. the idea that he is still hiding behind this audit, we re going to find judge crater before we see donald trump s taxes.