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Nearly two years after he was arrested, Democratic Donor Ed Buck was convicted today of nine felonies which involved the overdose deaths of two men. According to the prosecution, Buck would lure black men into his home and then inject them with meth in exchange for sex. Two of the men died and a third, who testified at the trial, survived because he was able to walk to a nearby gas station to call for help:
During the trial, Dane Brown testified that he had overdosed in Buck’s apartment twice in one week in September 2019. He told investigators he had been living in a hotel on Skid Row when he met Buck on Adam4Adam, a gay dating and escort site, and moved in with him for part of summer 2019.
Allen Weisselberg (centre) former US president Donald Trump s company s chief financial officer THE New York County District Attorney yesterday began the process of bringing criminal charges for tax evasion against the Trump Organization, the family firm of former President Donald Trump. Following the decision of a grand jury to indict the Organization, the Manhattan-based District Attorney said he would release the charges yesterday evening, after The National had gone to press. Sources in the US media say the indictment concentrates on tax-avoiding benefits for Trump employees. The day began with the extraordinary sight of the Trump Organization’s chief financial officer, a friend and close associate of Donald Trump for over 40 years, Allen Weisselberg, 73, turning himself in to the DA to face the tax-dodging charges in which he is named.