the facts are known. its all in the U.S. court documents. What public comments could harm the set of facts? What does harm the procedures is secrecy. Self imposed secrecy.

complete bunch of horse sh!t.
Looking for a way out? this whole situation will be deep six'd as usual. this will continue until a bullet enters one of their heads. What is done in the dark will come to light

What she should have said, and what we all know already, is that "We are trying to figure out how to sweep this under the carpet." The devil is alive and well in our politicians and their crony's!

This woman is the biggest dummy I have ever heard off. So she wants to put a gag order on the entire country. Get real lady, you should be indicted and all your assets sized for the nolle prosequi case that was handle by Fitzgerald on your behalf whom also should be indicted. Felons are running the Bahamas.

Thank you! She also needs to table that report (like she promised) on her meetings in Europe regarding the webshops. We never heard anything about this again. I'm certain they were skeptical about legalizing the 'Numbers' boys.

Bahamalove she went there to figure out how to outsmart and beat the system to be able to inform the number boys.

This is just weird, the company has ADMITTED their guilt in a US court in the face of, I'm suspecting,irrefutable evidence. exactly how much investigation do they need to do??? I'll bet dates, times, conversations, and bank accounts were all submitted into evidence..the conviction is basically laid out on a platter.

Anyway if anyone is found guilty of using a political office for extortion, bribery, etc, their names should immediately be erased from all buildings or roads to which they're affixed

Das one ugly lookin evil creature!

In my humble opinion, the AG should be given the benefit of the doubt... Indeed, her office is ultimately responsible for thoroughly investigating these matters with a view to bringing to justice those who may be culpable, whether foreign or Bahamian, of violating our nation's anti-corruption laws and those governing the ethical conduct of business in The Bahamas. Accordingly, the AG's explanation that comments from her office must be measured so as not to jeopardize any possible future legal proceedings surrounding these circumstances before the courts is in keeping with our legal protocols... Under our system of justice, cases are not tried in the court of public opinion, but in a court of law. And, as the nation's chief prosecutor, the AG, being an officer of the court, must adhere to these legal tenants. However, the irony in this matter, according to international sources, is that bribery from foreign investors is the norm when conducting business in our country, regardless of which political party may be in power. Furthermore, there is a public perception that our political parties tend to cover up each other's wrong doings when they are in power. There seems to be an unwritten law that no serious charges of corruption or consequence is to be visited upon any member of the political party that has been voted out of office by the current government. So, if the Perry Administration is serious about destroying this scandalous reputation that our nation has engendered since the UBP Era, there must be greater transparency in governance, along with a strong public pronouncement and a pledge by the Prime Minister to root out corruption at all levels of government and to bring those who may be culpable to justice... NO MATTER WHAT SIDE OF THE POLITICAL DIVIDE THIS INVESTIGATION MAY FALL ON in the coming months. But, in closing, my cynicism of all Bahamian Governments is that this administration may simply be vying for time in hopes that the public outcry surrounding this matter will simply go away. And, unfortunately, the outcome of past events of this proportion have demonstrated that Bahamians, in general, possess a rather short attention span...

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