Ascension Parish Sheriff candidate C. J. Matthews.
Following up on segment one and segment two of our fascinating series of interviews with Ascension Parish Sheriff candidate C. J. Matthews, we now present segment three:
Matthews conducts segment three of our interviews with him entailing his assertion of a cover-up of activities of a prior Sheriff Deputy, Fred Corder, and a then-16-year-old Donaldsonville High School female student regarding inappropriate text messaging and an allegedly-intentionally-botched “sting” operation to pursue prosecuting Corder.
As we indicated we would, we’re expanding the table to now include documents referenced in this video, which are all found on the last row of the updated table. Here’s that updated table:
Also, we provided this link for an Advocate article by David Mitchell published on January 20, 2019, and we’re repeating it for this feature since Matthews references in the video above in describing the time frame leading up to that interview, the interview itself, and the aftermath of that interview.
Just as we stated before, hang tight for episode four (4) of this fascinating series! The transition from Wiley as Sheriff (who is running for Louisiana State Representative this October) to Webre (who is running for re-election) as Sheriff as it relates to Matthews is going to prove very, very intriguing!
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