In
1st UN Bribery Circus Ng Lap
Seng Medically Wins Another Day
of Freedom As UN Bans Press
By Matthew
Russell Lee
UNITED NATIONS,
July 17 – Macau
billionaire Ng
Lap Seng,
convicted a
year ago of
bribing the
UN, spent even
more money on
lawyers on
July 16, and
on multiple
doctors in the
last week, to
successfully
win another
day of freedom
from US Judge
Vernon S.
Broderick.
Post-hearing
first video
report here;
now more
detailed
report. In a
four hour
proceeding
witnessed to
the end by
Inner City
Press and only
one other
media, Ng's
lawyer Mr Tai
H. Park and
his Doctor
Stephen Pan
who is the son
in law of one
of his other
lawyers Hugh
Mo managed to
parade a
series of MRIs
and other
tests taken
over the past
weekend as
evidence that
Ng is anxious
and needs more
time. On July
9 Ng had an
elective stent
procedure, and
was released
after eight
hours. Then he
went to NYU
Langone, and
was diagnosed
with an inner
ear issue. But
an MRI taken
found some
"silent"
landings on
his brain, and
another
discovered a
spine
condition
that, it later
emerged, had
been found in
2012. There
was a Doctor
"Adubato" who,
it was said,
initially
signed a
letter that Ng
would need two
weeks then
recanted it,
seemingly
without
repercussions.
No one else
from the UN
was there, to
see this
travesty of
one of their
bribers. What
Ng actually
did barely
came up during
the
presentations
by Janis M
.Echenberg and
Daniel C.
Richenthal:
their
prosecution,
as it turned
out, spend at
least $10,000
in taxpayer
money for a
Colombia
cardiologist
Doctor
Schneller to
come out with
such clunkers
as the only
advice he
gives his
stent patients
is to not go
to "Third
World
countries."
After four
hours of
hypochondria
of a type
never
entertained
from less
affluent
defendants,
Broderick
delivered yet
another day of
freedom to Ng.
He was
supposed to be
in jail, at
latest, on
July 10. Then
July 17. Now
it's Wednesday
July 17 at
noon, in
Allenwood,
Pennsylvania.
Who knows?
Watch this
site. Eight
months after
Ng's
conviction, on March
30 the prosecution
asked for a
jail term of
over six years
and a $2
million fine.
On May
11 Ng was
sentenced to
four years in
jail, and ironically
to pay the legal
fees of the
UN, which even
under the
prosecutors'
press release
he corrupted. At
the UN, Carlos
Garcia
who
facilitated
Ng's bribes
to Francis
Lorenzo's family
in the
Dominican
Republic was
at the General
Assembly stakeout at
this month as
exclusively
reported by
Inner City
Press.
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