In all reality, the Fat Lady is singing a new tune " Eddie, Your Cell Is Ready Is Ready, Somebody Dropped a Dime Now You Have To Do the Time."

For those of you that keep asking for this I found the links...look at his NIU phone number then the rest of the links.


http://www.niu.edu/expertsystem/expert.aspx?ID=859

http://lihtc.findthedata.org/l/34873/Ede...n-Phase-Ii

http://www.thehousingsite.org/affordable...eniors.php

Pioneer Gardens
Martin Luther King Drive and 38th Street
Chicago, IL 60653
Contact until opened: South Parkway Management, Inc. 815-753-6009


http://legacy.apartmentsmart.com/apartme..._Dekalb_IL

(03-08-2013 01:43 PM)Dog Fan Wrote:  

(03-08-2013 01:40 PM)BarsemaBone2 Wrote:  

(03-08-2013 01:38 PM)Dog Fan Wrote:  The Sun-Times mentioned that the probe may center around low-income housing units near the university and the possible use of the police database system (for criminal backround checks) to do background checks on prospective tenants. A specific low-income housing unit was named in the search warrant. The FBI and state police were definitely tipped off by someone.

Someone we all know and love is in deep doggie doo doo.

Is it possible that the wrongfully accused NIU police officer may have been a little willing to pass some information on to the state's attorney and feds?

I think so.

Or perhaps somebody higher.

It's possible Grady could've copped a plea deal to reduce his sentence should this thing go to trial.

I have the feeling it was the guy who got fired who first let on about this and then after Grady got fired he was more willing to talk.

(03-08-2013 02:42 PM)BarsemaBone2 Wrote:  

(03-08-2013 01:43 PM)Dog Fan Wrote:  

(03-08-2013 01:40 PM)BarsemaBone2 Wrote:  

(03-08-2013 01:38 PM)Dog Fan Wrote:  The Sun-Times mentioned that the probe may center around low-income housing units near the university and the possible use of the police database system (for criminal backround checks) to do background checks on prospective tenants. A specific low-income housing unit was named in the search warrant. The FBI and state police were definitely tipped off by someone.

Someone we all know and love is in deep doggie doo doo.

Is it possible that the wrongfully accused NIU police officer may have been a little willing to pass some information on to the state's attorney and feds?

I think so.

Or perhaps somebody higher.

It's possible Grady could've copped a plea deal to reduce his sentence should this thing go to trial.

I have the feeling it was the guy who got fired who first let on about this and then after Grady got fired he was more willing to talk.

It could have been higher than Grady.

(03-08-2013 02:34 PM)HuskieJohn Wrote:  For those of you that keep asking for this I found the links...look at his NIU phone number then the rest of the links.


http://www.niu.edu/expertsystem/expert.aspx?ID=859

http://lihtc.findthedata.org/l/34873/Ede...n-Phase-Ii

http://www.thehousingsite.org/affordable...eniors.php

Pioneer Gardens
Martin Luther King Drive and 38th Street
Chicago, IL 60653
Contact until opened: South Parkway Management, Inc. 815-753-6009


http://legacy.apartmentsmart.com/apartme..._Dekalb_IL

Look at the name of the street that Eden's Garden is on.

(03-08-2013 02:56 PM)Dog Fan Wrote:  

(03-08-2013 02:42 PM)BarsemaBone2 Wrote:  

(03-08-2013 01:43 PM)Dog Fan Wrote:  

(03-08-2013 01:40 PM)BarsemaBone2 Wrote:  

(03-08-2013 01:38 PM)Dog Fan Wrote:  The Sun-Times mentioned that the probe may center around low-income housing units near the university and the possible use of the police database system (for criminal backround checks) to do background checks on prospective tenants. A specific low-income housing unit was named in the search warrant. The FBI and state police were definitely tipped off by someone.

Someone we all know and love is in deep doggie doo doo.

Is it possible that the wrongfully accused NIU police officer may have been a little willing to pass some information on to the state's attorney and feds?

I think so.

Or perhaps somebody higher.

It's possible Grady could've copped a plea deal to reduce his sentence should this thing go to trial.

I have the feeling it was the guy who got fired who first let on about this and then after Grady got fired he was more willing to talk.

It could have been higher than Grady.

Maybe. I think it all starts with the officer that got wrongfully accused.

My old roommate was on the guy's floor freshman year (he was an NIU student before he became an officer), and apparently his family is loaded, so if he wanted to take NIU to the cleaners on this, he had the means to do it.

(03-08-2013 02:58 PM)BarsemaBone2 Wrote:  

(03-08-2013 02:56 PM)Dog Fan Wrote:  

(03-08-2013 02:42 PM)BarsemaBone2 Wrote:  

(03-08-2013 01:43 PM)Dog Fan Wrote:  

(03-08-2013 01:40 PM)BarsemaBone2 Wrote:  Is it possible that the wrongfully accused NIU police officer may have been a little willing to pass some information on to the state's attorney and feds?

I think so.

Or perhaps somebody higher.

It's possible Grady could've copped a plea deal to reduce his sentence should this thing go to trial.

I have the feeling it was the guy who got fired who first let on about this and then after Grady got fired he was more willing to talk.

It could have been higher than Grady.

Maybe. I think it all starts with the officer that got wrongfully accused.

My old roommate was on the guy's floor freshman year (he was an NIU student before he became an officer), and apparently his family is loaded, so if he wanted to take NIU to the cleaners on this, he had the means to do it.

You may want to read this message to the NIU community carefully:

E-mail Message to the NIU Community

"Thank God for the rain to wash the trash off the sidewalk." - Travis Bickle

EW is going here.....

(03-08-2013 01:38 PM)Dog Fan Wrote:  The Sun-Times mentioned that the probe may center around low-income housing units near the university and the possible use of the police database system (for criminal backround checks) to do background checks on prospective tenants. A specific low-income housing unit was named in the search warrant. The FBI and state police were definitely tipped off by someone.

Someone we all know and love is in deep doggie doo doo.

President Peters:

Last fall, I sent a formal, written request to the director of the Illinois State Police (ISP) that, among other things, requested ISP assistance in reviewing NIU law enforcement protocols and procedures.

All the people we know on this site and nobody has seen EW? Where is he hiding?

(03-08-2013 04:11 PM)sarasotahuskie Wrote:  

(03-08-2013 01:38 PM)Dog Fan Wrote:  The Sun-Times mentioned that the probe may center around low-income housing units near the university and the possible use of the police database system (for criminal backround checks) to do background checks on prospective tenants. A specific low-income housing unit was named in the search warrant. The FBI and state police were definitely tipped off by someone.

Someone we all know and love is in deep doggie doo doo.

President Peters:

Last fall, I sent a formal, written request to the director of the Illinois State Police (ISP) that, among other things, requested ISP assistance in reviewing NIU law enforcement protocols and procedures.

Ding! Ding! Give this man one of our Grotto special Monica Lewinsky edition cigars. It's big, it smokes well, and it stays moist!

http://www.daily-chronicle.com/2013/03/0...d/a34ce1d/

lol.

(03-08-2013 04:23 PM)Dog Fan Wrote:  

(03-08-2013 04:11 PM)sarasotahuskie Wrote:  

(03-08-2013 01:38 PM)Dog Fan Wrote:  The Sun-Times mentioned that the probe may center around low-income housing units near the university and the possible use of the police database system (for criminal backround checks) to do background checks on prospective tenants. A specific low-income housing unit was named in the search warrant. The FBI and state police were definitely tipped off by someone.

Someone we all know and love is in deep doggie doo doo.

President Peters:

Last fall, I sent a formal, written request to the director of the Illinois State Police (ISP) that, among other things, requested ISP assistance in reviewing NIU law enforcement protocols and procedures.

Ding! Ding! Give this man one of our Grotto special Monica Lewinsky edition cigars. It's big, it smokes well, and it stays moist!

Sounds fishy to me.

(03-08-2013 04:30 PM)armour248 Wrote:  http://www.daily-chronicle.com/2013/03/0...d/a34ce1d/

lol.

(03-08-2013 04:38 PM)sarasotahuskie Wrote:  

(03-08-2013 04:23 PM)Dog Fan Wrote:  

(03-08-2013 04:11 PM)sarasotahuskie Wrote:  

(03-08-2013 01:38 PM)Dog Fan Wrote:  The Sun-Times mentioned that the probe may center around low-income housing units near the university and the possible use of the police database system (for criminal backround checks) to do background checks on prospective tenants. A specific low-income housing unit was named in the search warrant. The FBI and state police were definitely tipped off by someone.

Someone we all know and love is in deep doggie doo doo.

President Peters:

Last fall, I sent a formal, written request to the director of the Illinois State Police (ISP) that, among other things, requested ISP assistance in reviewing NIU law enforcement protocols and procedures.

Ding! Ding! Give this man one of our Grotto special Monica Lewinsky edition cigars. It's big, it smokes well, and it stays moist!

Sounds fishy to me.

That's what's good about it!

(03-08-2013 02:14 PM)HuskieJohn Wrote:  [quote='OldTtimeNIU' pid='9063778' dateline='1362770011']
More crap to hit the fan soon..stay tuned

Sneak peek please!
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