The Feds Want You!
On May 1, 2015, Baltimore State’s attorney Marilyn Mosby stepped before a host of television cameras and flashing lights. Mosby was there to announce charges against six City of Baltimore cops who had wantonly killed their prisoner, Freddie Gray.
 The cops shackled Gray, then took him for a rough ride across the City of Baltimore. The ride led to to injuries to Gray’s cervical spinal cord, which caused his death. Prosecutor Marilyn Mosby charged six Baltimore killer cops with acting with a “depraved heart.” The case went to trial. Mosby eventually botched the case, and all six killer cops walked free. A set of judges with depraved hearts set the killer cops free.
Six weeks after Marilyn Mosby’s announcement, on June 16, 2015, Donald J. Trump descended an escalator before a host of cameras and flashing lights. Trump told the horde of reporters and the world he was running to become President. Trump was the wannabe rock star. Mosby was the progressive prosecutor who made hand gestures like a hardcore rapper on stage.
Who knew that former President Trump and former prosecutor Mosby would face prison time nine years later? Mosby and her supporters ask President Joe Biden to pardon the 44-year-old former prosecutor. At the same time, Donald Trump and his supporters are trying to win the 2024 Presidential election so Trump can pardon himself.Â
Marilyn Mosby Took Funds From Her 401K To Purchase This $476,000 Florida Condo
An Irony of Ironies
The irony of six police officers who shackled, tortured, and killed a 5 foot 6 inch, 140 pounds man. Some people hail them as heroes. At the same time, the prosecutor who attempted to hold them accountable for his death faces a 40-year prison sentence for a 90-thousand-dollar mortgage fraud scheme. Prosecutor Marilyn Mosby has repaid the financial institutions the loan she bamboozled. Can the cops who killed Freddie Gray return his life?Â
A federal judge is set to sentence Ms. Mosby on May 23. May 23 is the same day they have scheduled a forfeiture hearing to seize Ms. Mosby’s Long Boatkey, Florida, condo.
Mosby and her husband, Baltimore City Council President Nick Mosby, purchased two homes weeks after the federal government placed them under investigation. The Baltimore Sun reports that the government plans to sell the Longboat Key condo if the judge overseeing the case rule favors it.
As of January 2024, the pristine Florida Island of Longboat Key has about 7,600 residents, of which 6,725 were “White.” Over the past decade, the Black population has grown from 16 to 31 residents, 0.23%. Native Americans, Asians, and others comprise the rest of the population.
The couple has since been divorced. Mosby has said that she had a right to withdraw the ninety thousand dollars from her Baltimore Deferred Compensation retirement account.
The government alleges Mosby withdrew $40,000 and $50,000 from her city retirement account through a CARES Act provision. The CARES Act provision (The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act) waived withdrawal penalties for people adversely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.Â
Mosby said the withdrawals from her city retirement funds have nothing to do with the COVID-19 pandemic. Her attorney, Scott Bolden, says the Mosbys had two startup businesses during the height of the pandemic. And Those businesses were affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Subsequently, she was eligible to withdraw funds from her retirement account.
