Nov 28, 2008 8:59 am US/Eastern
FBI Expands Dianne Wilkerson Investigation
BOSTON (AP) ―
The FBI is expanding its investigation into former Massachusetts state Sen. Dianne Wilkerson by subpoenaing the records of a check cashing store where she was a customer.
Richard Barr, president of All Checks Cashed, tells The Boston Globe that the FBI recently subpoenaed all of the company's records involving transactions by Wilkerson.
Read: The File Behind The Wilkerson CaseRead: Wilkerson IndictmentBarr says his company, which has seven stores in the Boston area, is cooperating fully with authorities and has turned over copies of all of the checks that Wilkerson cashed at its stores.
An FBI spokeswoman refused comment about the subpoena.
Read: Chuck Turner, Dianne Wilkerson, What's Next?Wilkerson, a Boston Democrat, was indicted last week on eight counts of attempted extortion for allegedly accepting $23,500 in bribes from undercover agents she thought were businessmen.
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