No surprise - Mosberg was indicted in 2008 on corruption, bribery charges

Ed Mosberg at age 86, still chasing money. Look at that outfit.

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http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2008/09/parsippany_developer_indicted.html

Parsippany developer Edward Mosberg was indicted today by a federal grand jury that charged him with paying off a township official to advance construction projects in Morris County's biggest town. [Morris County is a center of Orthodox Jewish communities where they used to hang LIVE chickens in the kosher butchers' windows (on hooks?), see here]

The charges handed up in Newark allege the 82-year-old builder gave discounts on homes he sold to planning board attorney John Montefusco Sr. and his family, in exchange for official favors from 1987 to 2007.

Montefusco admitted the charges in February. In turn, family members were allowed to make a bigger profit on the buildings that they "flipped" to others.

The indictment brings to a climax an investigation that has resulted in guilty pleas by three other township officials since the matter came to light 21 months ago.

Mosberg's attorney, Peter Till, said he has not yet seen the documents and declined to comment other than to say his client "will enter a plea of innocent when he goes into court."

Mosberg was charged with one count of conspiracy to commit mail fraud, six counts of mail fraud and four counts of bribery. He will be arraigned in the next two weeks.

The conspiracy to commit mail fraud, as well as each mail fraud count, carry a statutory maximum penalty of 20 years in prison. Each bribery count carries a maximum term of 10 years in prison. All the counts carry a maximum fine of $250,000.

Mosberg's indictment was expected since February, when planning board attorney John Montefusco Sr., 68, had to resign after pleading guilty to accepting $26,000 in exchange for doing favors for Mosberg. He also admitted tailoring the pace and outcome of litigation for Mosberg's benefit.

His son, John Montefusco Jr., 41, resigned from the board of education before he admitted in June that he reported neither the $97,576 profit he made on the sale of two homes Mosberg permitted him to "flip," nor the $43,950 worth of upgrades Mosberg provided for his own home.

See also: Holocaust survivor indicted on corruption charges meets with pope in Israel

U.S. Attorneys Office drops case against Parsippany developer accused of bribery  They took his age into account, but in Germany Jews like Mosberg demand SS camp workers of 95 and up go to prison for committing no crime at all! Mosberg was actually guilty, but prosecutors were "called off" ... partly because he was a "holocaust survivor?" And because he met the Pope?! What a racket they have.

And here, in the Zionist New Statesman: Everyday is Holocaust Day to me: concentration camp survivor Ed Mosberg on reliving trauma   Ed stars in a movie with other holocaust survivors. Now he says he was able to keep hold of family photographs through it all [why would the family photos go to the young son??! - and he kept them a whole year at Plaszow under his clothes without undressing??!] - this is the unbelievable tale he spins:

Arriving at Mauthausen when he had to undress, he somehow got hold of a paper bag [??!] – “I don’t know anybody else who did!” – and kept his photos in it, cutting the larger ones into small squares so that they would fit in his uniform pocket [He somehow got hold of a pair of scissors??! And his uniform was never taken to be cleaned??!]. “I had them all the time; I never was without them,” he says. [Like Irene Zisblatt with her family diamonds??!]

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“How can we forget and forgive the murder? Because to forgive would mean to kill them a second time. May they never be forgotten, the horror, and the barbarians, what they did. The United Nations made 27 January Holocaust Day. As far as I am concerned, no. To me, Holocaust Day is on Monday,” he begins banging the table steadily with his fist. “And on Tuesday, and on Wednesday and on Thursday, and every day is a Holocaust Day to me.”

It's time not just to make fun of them (which we should), but to get very, very angry.