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What is going on in Knott County?

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Look at the corruption that goes on and all we are talking about is gravel and paving of roads...there is no wonder the criminals do whatever they feel like doing and never get punished for it..(well it depends on how many votes their family has, and it depends on what County they are in) I guess Eastern Ky keeps the FBI pretty busy!

I believe all other parts of the state do their part to keep the FBI busy also, including northern Kentucky or southern Cincinnati. :p

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I believe all other parts of the state do their part to keep the FBI busy also, including northern Kentucky or southern Cincinnati. :p

 

Especially with the Cincinnati Bengals being in the area...:lol:

I believe all other parts of the state do their part to keep the FBI busy also, including northern Kentucky or southern Cincinnati. :p

 

:thumb: :thumb:

It just seems like they are always in Knott Co (.or Clay).. I'm just glad they are catching these politicians who are doing this stuff, no matter where they are..NKY, EKY, CKY, or WKY..doesn't matter...they are elected officials and should be held accountable for their actions! If you can't run an honest race/office..don't put your "name in the hat" for election.

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