Summary: In early 1972, President Richard Nixon was in full swing preparing for the 1972 election, hoping to win a second term. But as you know, Nixon would famously quit as he got broiled in some issue involving some wiretapping thing later on that year. But Watergate wasn’t Nixon’s only scandal. He also was involved what came to be known as the Milk Fund Scandal…he purportedly manipulated the cost of milk in order to compel their union to contribute to his re-election campaign, which they would, and Nixon would, in turn fix the milk prices back to what they had been so. The illegal obtained funds were supposedly stashed in a bank in California in some safe deposit boxes. And a crew of bank robbers based in Youngsville, Ohio were determined to get their hands on Nixon’s secret millions. <br> <br> <br> To have a chance to receive a free copy of A Sickness in Time, the hardcover book from the Podcast by the same name, narrated by Roseanne, subscribe to A Sickness in Time, and if you have iTunes leave a rating and a review, send a screen shot with your mailing address to MFThomasAuthor@icloud.com <br>
