Mother Jones on the Ron Paul Inc. Related Break-In

 Mother Jones reporter Russ Choma has a few more details on the Ron Paul Inc., Glocester, Rhode I\sland break-in investigation, first reported here at Taeget Liberty.

According to Choma, Gloceste police chief Joseph DelPrete says the case still needs to be reviewed by the state police and federal authorities, but notes that he is confident his department will make an arrest.

Choma has also published a video tribute to Ron Paul campaign worker Jared Gamble, who died at the age of 26 and whose parent's house was burglarized possibly by Ron Paul Inc operatives.

The video shows indicted Iowa political operative Kent Sorenson and indicted Ron Paul Inc operative Dmitri Kesari paying tribute to Gamble.

Chief DelPrete has identified Kesari as a 'potential suspect' in the break in.

 

Choma also reports that:

Since meeting at NRTWC [The National Right to Work Committee], Gamble and Kesari appeared to work closely together. During the 2012 Ron Paul campaign, Gamble served as director of state operations. During that cycle, a company called WireSnap LLC that was owned by Gamble, according to his LinkedIn profile, was paid more than $26,000 for political consulting by the Paul campaign. According to corporate records, the company is now defunct, but the most recent listed registered agent is Kesari.

Expect more developments, indications are that a number of other news organizations are working the story.

 -RW