The Fall of the House of Waldholtz; On brink of being released from prison, Joe is ready to tell his side of the congressional con saga; Waldholtz Is Ready to Tell His Side of Story

He illegally influenced -- some say, stole -- a federal election. Waldholtz convinced Enid's father to give him $4 million, half of which Joe [Waldholtz] funneled into her campaign, in violation of federal law. He pilfered nearly $1.7 million from his enfeebled grandmother and secretly mortgage...

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Published inThe Salt Lake tribune
Main Author TONY SEMERAD THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Salt Lake City, Utah The Salt Lake Tribune 14.06.1998
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Summary:He illegally influenced -- some say, stole -- a federal election. Waldholtz convinced Enid's father to give him $4 million, half of which Joe [Waldholtz] funneled into her campaign, in violation of federal law. He pilfered nearly $1.7 million from his enfeebled grandmother and secretly mortgaged his mother's home. Waldholtz wrote hundreds of bad checks, and stole credit cards from friends, aides and even his defense lawyers to feed his lavish appetites.
ISSN:0746-3502