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The Lannon Letter – Sheriff Ivey Leaking Info, David Isnardi Controls Randy Fine, and More Allegations

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February 17, 2020

By Reginald Dwight

Andrew Lannon

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Referenced several times throughout the FBI/FDLE Investigative report is a 22 page document written by former Palm Bay City Attorney Andrew Lannon. This letter goes into great detail about how we got to where we are with the David Isnardi case and Palm Bay Politics from Lannon’s perspective.

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Sheriff Wayne Ivey and Tres Holton

Lannon name drops quite a few elected officials and government employees. This letter was written over a year ago, and many wrote his claims off as not plausible. However, since then many of the things that Lannon mentions have indeed turned out to be true in hindsight.

Sheriff Wayne Ivey and Randy Fine during campaign.

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Again, this letter should not be taken as pure fact, but is the statement and opinions of one witness of the investigation. We are publishing it in full.

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David Isnardi, Kristine Isnardi, Monique Miller (Wife of Greg Lynk) Randy Fine

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