Letters to the Editor: The Times is in the tank for Rick Caruso — no, Karen Bass, who is also an editor of the Times.
If the Times is so in favor of Mr. Caruso, what are the facts about him to prove it?
Rick Caruso is now on trial in California for a bogus, $11 million dollar insurance claim and fraud. How can a jury be expected to believe his self-serving testimony?
The $11 million dollar claim was paid by a former insurance carrier and Rick Caruso was never made a party to that deal. The claim was settled.
This was a pure insurance case and it was settled.
Caruso should apologize to the other insurance companies, but he won’t. How can you expect to get a fair shake with an insurance company that refuses to admit he stole $11 million from his own company?
The Times is in the tank for Rick Caruso — no, Karen Bass, who is also an editor of the Times.
I can’t imagine a more transparent crook than Caruso. In fact, I can’t imagine a more dishonest or corrupt or hypocritical person on the planet.
The claim made by Caruso is that he went to prison for stealing. The claim is ridiculous.
Caruso was forced to sign a confession for stealing because the jury concluded the jury couldn’t find him guilty of theft.
Caruso also admitted to bankruptcy fraud, money-laundering and being a big, fat crook who lied when he claimed to be honest.
The Times is in the tank for Rick Caruso — no, Karen Bass, who is also an editor of the Times.
But it’s a different kettle of fish when you look at Karen Bass as an employee of the Times.
Karen Bass is in charge of the paper’s online offerings and what she charges for an Internet service.
The Times charges $9.95 a month for an Internet service that can cost up to $100 a month. To get a free Internet service, you have to agree to a contract with the newspaper. The company that runs the Internet is a subsidiary of Time Warner.
Now we know the Times is in cahoots with the Warner-Time Warner media empire.
This fact is reflected on its editorial page. It says, “The $9
