
The FBI just posted the massive FBI file of the late Sen. Ted Stevens (R-AK).
From the FBI:
This release contains approximately 3,600 pages of responsive material; the majority of it--approximately 2,700 pages--consists of public source material from the media file associated with the pending "POLAR PEN" public corruption investigation of the FBI Anchorage Field Office.PERMALINK | COMMENTS | RECOMMEND RECOMMEND (3)The remainder of the release consists of 11 main files from the Anchorage and Washington Field Offices and from FBI Headquarters. The files include material on extortion threats to the senator, press reports and newspaper articles about public corruption, and correspondence between Stevens and the FBI.
Bill Allen, the former chief of an Alaska oil services company who became the key government witness in the Ted Stevens trial last year, was sentenced to three years in prison today for his role in the wide-ranging public corruption scandal in the state.
Allen was also fined $750,000.
The Anchorage Daily News reports from the courtroom:
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