2014-06-17 20:53 Hello Darling,
How are you today? am very happy, more than ever happy to reach you today, because the great news that I had which I have been waiting for that is why I have not contacted you over this period, because I know how you feel for my love over the years, I am glad to announce to you that we have finally succeeded because our fund is now in AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK IN UNITED STATE, making our dream come true. The president of Federal Nigeria President Good Luck Jonathan has made clear since the beginning of BOKO HARM/…

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6/4/2015/Darling Mr. Chuck sorry for my late delicate answer. That because I never trust the Americans! And I was very jealous you by apartments, for your cats. But I told you 20 MD are mine, from the American games I could not receive because the Internet rolls about citizens from abroad.  So you were right the ball is in my supplies!

The dog name was "lock"! /Diana.

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Corruption at FIFA. Chuck Blazer, former president of the Pan American Football Federation has admitted to taking bribes

FIFA corruption scandal that grinds compromising is fueled by new details. Chuck Blazer, former president of the Pan American Football Federation, admitted before a judge as a bribe.

Baptized and "Mr. 10 percent" Blazer said, along with other officials of FIFA, accepted money in 1992 when it was decided that France will host the World Cup in 1998. He did the same thing when it was determined that World Cup 2010 will be held in South Africa. At the age of 70 years, Blazer was taken targeted by the IRS for unpaid taxes were worth millions of dollars.

No way out, he had agreed to secretly record their colleagues from FIFA, providing evidence underlying the investigation that now shakes organization.

Sepp Blatter has rocked the football world by announcing Tuesday that FIFA withdraws from the presidency. According to ABC News, he would find in the collimator FBI and US prosecutors for acts of corruption and bribery that led to seven arrests last week among officials of the World Football Forum. 14 people were indicted in the case.

Chuck Blazer, the FBI's key informant

Chuck Blazer, once strong man of football in the United States turned his back on FIFA to become a key informant in extensive investigation that threatens to kneel on the ground ball sport leaders, writes AFP.

The impressive Chuck Blazer, 70, who suffer from colon cancer, there is unavoidable figure of football when, in November 2013, pleaded guilty in connection with a long series of accusations made ??by American justice, including extortion money through intimidation, fraudulent transfers, money laundering and tax evasion, writes Agerpres .

Former general secretary of CONCACAF and FIFA Executive Committee member, two institutions in the justice collimator, with 14 indictments for corruption announced Wednesday Blazer risk being condemned by the US justice to long prison.

US police took advantage of his judicial problems, especially for non-payment of income tax, to convince him to cooperate in the investigation.

According to the New York Daily News, Chuck Blazer as an informant for the FBI and became then the IRS, the agency that collects income tax, corrupt officials to compromise microcosm of world football. For example, he would have hidden a microphone in a keychain to record, without their knowledge, several leading figures of football.

"Cooperation Blazer offered by US interrogators in the Eastern District of New York a rare window into the backstage of international financing of football, a world known for its corruption and excesses," added the newspaper.

Chuck Blazer is a controversial figure in both the US, and within FIFA. When his descent into hell in 2013, he already had a reputation of a man who abuses his power to lead a life of luxury: private jets, five-star hotels, lavish vacations.

Blazer was elected with less flattering nickname "Mr. 10%", alluding to bribe seems like a request. He would be tight so more than 21 million dollars in world football, wrote last year Buzz Feed News website. Blazer would use this money to buy properties around the globe, including as, according to sources, a luxurious apartment for ... his cats.

When he was in the lead FIFA Blazer imprinted a more commercial organization, according to some observers. The alleged role in the wave of arrests of FIFA officials instead offers answers about his judicial problems, writes AFP.