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Isn\’t that the Louisianna way of doing business so nobody can track money? No records, no software data, no tracking = \”I don\’t know what happened to the money. But hey, check out my new Porsche and fishing boat!!\” This pattern has been going on in that State forever. Nobody ever knows what happened to the money. Sad.
and lets just keep pumping money into black hole. My tax dollars at work.
did anybody check the freezer?
lets see-round up the usual suspects. are any of the last three insurance commissioners out of prison yet? the likely suspects are the people and corporations that backed the last three commissioners. those three are too stupid but their backers are crafty devils. but really, in a state as corrupt as LA what do you expect.