By Judy Harrison, BDN Staff
BANGOR, Maine — The former Chelsea selectwoman scheduled next week to go on trial in U.S. District Court on charges of extortion, stealing federal funds designated for the town, tax fraud and workers’ compensation fraud alongside her husband, Marshall Swan, claimed for the first time in court documents that he was abusive.
Carole Swan’s attorney, Leonard Sharon of Auburn, said in his trial brief filed Monday that he would present witnesses at the trial “to establish that Carole could not leave her home without Marshall’s permission and that for years he has attempted to control and monitor her every activity.”
Walter McKee, the Augusta attorney who represents Marshall Swan, on Wednesday filed a second motion asking that the husband and wife be tried separately. U.S. District Judge John Woodcock last year denied a motion for separate trial before the abuse allegations were made.
If you had a "real" Police Chief this would have already happened. But because of Chief Brooks everything has been delayed, lost, or misplaced just in the nick of time to avert police proceedings. Ah but if you are truly patient enough and believe in what is right, it will inevitably always prevail. Hang in there Lisbon, for some of you getting a good night's sleep must be tough.
"What does it matter anymore anyways"!
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