U.P. Breaking News Editorial Thurs., Jan 18, 2018 11:20 p.m. ET
Did you see this coming – it was let’s make a deal day in Marquette County – where everything is for sale
Even the light bulbs are for sale – no longer needed – because good ideas are few and far between in the county of Marquette
By Greg Peterson
Upper Peninsula Breaking News
Owner, News Director
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And the winner is … 39-year-old Jamie Jean (Zambon) Tasson!
Thanks for playing Let’s Make A Deal – the Marquette County Edition. Everyone in the court should be ashamed of what happened today in Marquette County.
Jamie (Zambon) Tasson’s old Myspace photo – Marquette County refuses to give mugshots of the rich. Which one is her?
Three months in prison for stealing more than a quarter million is a pretty good deal – if ya can get it. Hell she will be out in time for the beautiful U.P. spring and summer – and doesn’t have to deal with snow and cold.
Tasson was booked into the county jail this afternoon (1-18-18) for her quick 90 days. Investigators spent more time probing the case than she will spend in the jail.
Come to Marquette County – where they have not met a felony they won’t bargain. But you have a much better chance at the bargain if you’re wealthy and can influence the system.
Right now – the county is protecting a well-known Marquette businessman who was allegedly involved in a hit-and-run drunk driving incident. They refuse to disclose info – and the media here – well they are yellow-bellied scaredy cats.
In fact, the Upper Peninsula media could not wait to report the recent arrest of a black football player at Northern Michigan University. But none reported the white player just arrested for rape. Why?
The system in Marquette County – and many other counties – are rigged against the poor – jail and big fines. Hell you have to pay for jail. Will Tasson have to pay the county for 90 days in jail? She better
Now, she’s no better than a crook, thief, scofflaw, scoundrel, swindler.
If anyone witnesses special treatment of dear Jamie in jail – please let us know.
If Tasson was poor – do you think she would have been given a sweetheart deal? I do not think so. I mean – seven felonies – three months – that’s bad math.
She has means – and even claims she will pay back the $250,000 (How may I ask?). Even that apparently is going to be debated in an upcoming hearing – Let’s Make a Deal Part two. The money is supposed to go to the Superior Eye Health & Vision Therapy Center and its owner Dr. Heidi Johnson. Do not know her view on the matter.
Talk about an eye opener – imagine – she will spend up to three months in prison – and then if she stays out of trouble – that’s it.
Probation – big deal – anyone who violates probation also needs a shrink.
It took a little time for a Marquette eye doctor to see what was happening- but when she did Tasson had stolen over $250,000. Never heard why she did it.
Many Yoopers charged with embezzlement have gambling addictions – others are just plain greedy wanting a fancier lifestyle feeling they are entitled. Some narcissists think they are smarter than everyone including the cops – I have known a few doozies.
Recently prosecutors in Marquette County sent an Ishpeming man to prison for three years for a crime he did not commit. Not so much as a “we’re sorry.”
Yet – they had this woman dead to right – a literal orgy of evidence in the form of a paper trail – presumably bank video recordings if needed.
Hope you can see clearly now? I hope so.
Am sure all today’s bargainers have clear conscience
Upper Peninsula Breaking News by Greg Peterson 