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Frank Carson versus Birgit Fladager

Frank Carson Podcast: Damning Indictment of Stanislaus DA

June 9, 2021 By Eric Caine 15 Comments

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Christopher Goffard is a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist who works for the Los Angeles Times. Most famous for his book and podcast about,“Dirty John,” a con man of bottomless moral depravity, Goffard’s most recent work covers the investigation and subsequent trial of Modesto attorney Frank Carson, a larger-than-life character whose public contempt for local authorities was the apparent motive for a charge of murder based on the testimony of a […]

Filed Under: History Tagged With: Frank Carson acquitted, Frank Carson trial, Frank Carson versus Birgit Fladager

Sabatino: “Taxpayers’ Association files to recall Fladager.”

July 9, 2019 By Eric Caine 4 Comments

“This is about accountability,” said Sabatino of the recall. “If the people can’t have accountability from their elected officials, they can’t count on anything.” At 81 years old, former Modesto Mayor Carmen Sabatino still comes into his popular restaurant by its 6:00 am opening time almost every day. He usually spends the morning catching up on news, responding to messages, and chatting with customers. He also remains active in his […]

Filed Under: Politics Tagged With: Carmen Sabatino Fladager recall, Frank Carson acquitted, Frank Carson trial, Frank Carson versus Birgit Fladager

Carson vs Fladager, by Bruce Frohman

December 5, 2013 By Bruce Frohman 8 Comments

Next year, an election will be held to either affirm the job District Attorney Birgit Fladager is doing for the citizens of Stanislaus County or to replace her with criminal defense attorney Frank Carson, who has already announced that he is running for the job. One way to evaluate the upcoming contest is to view it from the perspective of those who have been inside the office. DA Birgit Fladager is seen by some as projecting […]

Filed Under: Featured, History Tagged With: Birgit Fladager, Frank Carson, Frank Carson versus Birgit Fladager, Stanislaus District Attorney's campaign

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