The Haslam family trio?

• Dee

• her husband, Jimmy

• their son-in-law, JW Johnson

The filing deadline to file criminal conspiracy charges against them is April 15th.

Next year.

More details about the NFL closed-door deal with Deshaun Watson and the Cleveland Browns are in this story:

https://newsothersmiss.com/blog/no-suspension-for-deshaun-watson-roger-goodell-national-football-league-nfl-dee-haslam-dw-johnson-jimmy-pilot-flying-j-56-92-million-fine-stole-customers-rusty-hardin

Here are four examples of the Haslam family’s everyday, usual, and customary business practices:

First

Mark Hazelwood was paid $40 million in hush money for accepting corporate liability for his racist remarks made at a company event.

https://www.knoxnews.com/story/news/crime/2018/02/16/former-pilot-flying-j-president-put-under-house-arrest-pilot-pays-him-40-million/344348002/

The hush money Insulated Pilot Flying J from liability for their past President’s remarks.

At the time, Hazelwood was Jimmy Haslam’s right-hand-man of Pilot Flying J.

An appeals court reversed Mark’s jury trial sentence of 12 and a half years for stealing $10,405,836 million from customers.

Hazelwood is innocent and a free man.

https://www.brassballs.blog/home/mark-hazelwood-sentenced-to-12-and-a-half-years-for-stealing-ten-million-dollars-from-customers-of-pilot-flying-j?rq=hazelwood

The source is federal prosecutor, Trey Hamilton (Francis M. Hamilton III).

Hamilton’s promotion is effective April 25th.

Second

• Haslam’s company, Pilot Flying J, admitted the company stole $56 million from 5600 customers in a fraudulent rebate fuel scam

https://www.brassballs.blog/home/pilot-admits-stealing-56-million-from-customers-and-cooking-?rq=56

• paid a $92 million criminal fine

  https://www.justice.gov/usao-edtn/pr/pilot-flying-j-enters-criminal-enforcement-agreement

• paid $14.36 million in forensic accounting costs

https://www.justice.gov/sites/default/files/usao-edtn/legacy/2014/07/14/Pilot%20Flying%20J%20Criminal%20Enforcement%20Agreement.pdf

Third

Pilot Flying J charged $4.95 a gallon for gasoline in three states back in Sept. 2008.

After Hurricane Ike devastated Georgia, Kentucky, and Tennessee.

As a result, Pilot paid a $100,000 fine to the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

For price gouging.

Fourth

Pilot Travel Centers (Pilot Flying J) “broke the law” by “improperly . . . classifying” 382 employees as “salaried exempt employees.”

Instead, the employees should have been paid overtime.

Pilot paid $4,250,000 in a settlement dated Oct. 27th, 2009.

How many other wrongful overtime cases were settled by the Haslams?

There are 599 more federal cases to search through.

https://www.scribd.com/document/568678318/Pilot-Flying-J-paid-4-250-000-to-382-employees-for-unpaid-overtime-Oct-27th-2009-39-pages