The Daigle Report -- Analysis on the Donnelly-Taylor and Monsanto Incident
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The Daigle Report -- Analysis on the Donnelly-Taylor and Monsanto Incident
This report was completed in April of 2018 and it was never made public until now.
According to State records, Daigle was paid approximately $30,000.
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Daigle Report - Attorney General and RISP April, 2018
