One remarkable affidavit came from a leader of SAD, a branch of the CIA's National Clandestine Service, which handles covert actions. It indicates that Foggo forced SAD to use a shell company set up by defense contractor Brent R. Wilkes to handle its sensitive air operations, even though Wilkes and his company had no experience in clandestine aviation operations.
Wilkes... where did I hear that name before...?
Wilkes was Foggo's boyhood friend and a co-conspirator in the bribery scandal that erupted around former Rep. Randy "Duke" Cunningham, who is serving more than eight years in federal prison.
Oh yeah.
The really priceless part of the article is the graphic it starts with: a photo of the wine locker in the Capitol Club shared by Wilkes and Foggo - with both their names printed on it.
Owch.
Foggo's pled to get 37 months and is hoping the judge gives him even less.
Here's hoping the judge gives him just what he agreed to.
Late edit: Bonus: read Foggo's version of chivalry (at least for his mistress)
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