Word: waucantuk
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Dates: during 1951-1951
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...court has been able to catch both Derham and Kelly on several crucial issues. First, it has proved that Derham received the check from the Waucantuk Mills on August 7 and deposited it on August 8, not August 28 as Cenedella first stated. Cenedella, however, changed his story, explaining that he got the two dates mixed up. The court has shown that Derham was incorrect when he said he had deposited $2,000. The court proved that he had only half this...
Derham served as an attorney for the Waucantuk Mills of Uxbridge in a land damage case against the state. Out of the $19,698 total settlement, the mills received $14,000 and Derham got $5,698 in fees. If Derham had not made the alleged remark to Cenedella, the case would probably have been forgotten along with the fifty or more other land damage cases during...
Investigators working for the court examined Kelly's state house files and found that everything relating to the Waucantuk damage case, a relatively unimportant one, was mysteriously missing. Kelly could give no information as to the whereabouts of this material. The court also has shown that Kelly, who earned $51,000 net income in 1950 on a salary of $12,000, had deposited $1,000 on September 5. The court is presently trying to show that this $1,000 is the "bribe" money. But Kelly contends that it was only payment from an insurance company for an accident case settlement...
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