Can you identify the PNP Ex-MP/Ex-Junior Minister?
1. In early 2008, Ex-MP was arrested, charged and later tried for “misappropriating” millions from the Government of Jamaica. Luckily for him, the case was dismissed. Was arrested on charges of money laundering, conspiracy to defraud and breaches of the Corruption Prevention Act.
2. One of his baby mamma was also arrested and charged as a co-conspirator.
3. It is alleged at some of the misappropriated funds was used to purchase a US $67K Land Rover in Florida.
4. It is alleged at some of the misappropriated funds was invested in Olint Ponzi scheme.
5. On or around August of 2015, the Ex-MP rented a house in Santa Cruz, St. Elisabeth to housed one of his other Baby Mamma (Shelly). Not clear if the Ex-MP is living at the property or he is living elsewhere with his other Baby Mamma.
6. Ex-MP has racked up over $325,000 in unpaid rent (about 13-months). Ex-MP is still renting the property without paying his rent.
7. Ex-MP wrote two cheques to the Licensed Realtor for rent and both cheques bounced. The licensed Realtor seems to be in collusion with the Ex-MP, refusing to turn over rental agreement and provide funds collected on behalf of the owners.
8. According to the Realtor, the MP has only paid 1 months rent, 1 months Security deposit, and after over 12-months paid an additional $50K. A second $50K payment was made 4-months later.
9. Ex-MP owes over $36K in unpaid water bills for rented property. The water to the property was finally disconnected in April of 2017. Why did the NWC allow a water bill to get that high before disconnection? To date, water is still disconnected and the property still occupied. Is the water really disconnected?
10. Has the “misappropriated millions been depleted? Where did all the missing funds gone?
11. Why can’t the Ex-MP, former Government Minister pay his rent and water bill?
12. Is the Ex-MP/Junior Minister broke?
13. Why is Ex-MP writing bad cheques?
14. Will the Ex-MP honor his obligations?
15. Can he afford to support more than one baby mamma?
Mr Light Bulb??
Kern Spencer? I guess all the light bulb money’s all gone.
This is like watching the end of bat man when me likkle- with all those questions for the next episode.
Who is the gold diging, WORKLESS baby mother?
Him invest all him money inna BOJtv and it nah swing how him did expect it to
The baby mother that was arrested with him.working on TV.
But car before yuh buy house. Thu very very stupid do.duh dat Kern.
Yes Mr. Light Bulb! Don’t expect better from him, old crook. Thought BOJ TV was making money.
Now him a push his younger brother, the doctor in politics because him know himself can’t go back go repesent. Every situation him mek him brother capitalize on and dem video. Justice for Haile dem capitalize. So the motive is money from politics. Interesting info sender that’s what greed does
But him have BOJTV a Santa. Him have up him money. Prison if him rass
Yuh sure BOJTV is a profitable enterprise? Which money? Don’t let these people fool yuh, they live way above their means. From what I’m hearing, he has no money.
Unno velly velly very late..look from when dem man deh a samfie!!Who can forget when him keep raffle fi di luxury car n how much millions di uwi ppl dem spend buy tickets…only fi hear no car then there was a car but a him n him ppl win it!!
Legend I tell you. .why the police drop that case only dem n God know! !
Yes that’s right Yardie. He was president of the guild at UWI den time there and scam the people out of the car. These are the people that go into politics. Corrupt.
Cuban Light Bulb trial – Spencer lodged millions into private bank account
5:59 pm, Thu September 12, 2013
Kern Spencer, the former junior minister who is on trial for corruption, reportedly lodged millions of dollars, in cash, into a private bank account, a month before the controversial Cuban Light bulb distribution programme collapsed in 2007.
According to witnesses who gave testimony on Thursday at Spencer’s corruption trial , the former government Minister was also tipped off by the police that he was under investigation in the fraud case.
During testimony, prosecutors introduced documents to show that Spencer and Colleen Wright – his assistant then, lodged millions of dollars in cash at the Santa Cruz branch of Jamaica National in the southern parish of St. Elizabeth, a month before the Cuban light bulb programme collapsed in 2007.
The Crown introduced the documents through Sacha Neil-Elliot, an employee of Jamaica National in Santa Cruz. She testified that on July 25, 2007, Spencer and Wright, her former schoolmate, visited the branch with more than J$3 million in cash.
She said Spencer lodged the money – that took her nearly two hours to count , in a Fixed Deposit account.
She told the court that when she asked about the source of the funds, the Spencer said that it was proceeds from a loan he obtained from the National Commercial Bank (NCB) and his birthday party which was headlined by dancehall entertainer Beenie Man. The witness said she found it strange that NCB did not make out a cheque to him.
Neil-Elliot added that five days later, Spencer and Wright returned again with another J$3 million in cash, which was also lodged to his account. She also disclosed that Spencer later borrowed J$4 million from the institution, which was converted to US$67,000 and gave instructions to JN to wire the money to a bank in Florida for the purchase of a Land Rover.
The witness added that Wright had more than J$ 4 million in her account with the institution at the time and a portion of the cash was converted to US currency, which she invested in the Olint Ponzi scheme.
She said Spencer and Wright closed their accounts on September 14, 2007 – several weeks before the JLP administration announced that it was calling in the fraud squad to investigate the Cuban light bulb distribution programme.
The witness also testified that in November 2007, during the raging debate over the Cuban light bulb programme, she received a telephone call from Spencer who wanted copies of documents regarding his account with the bank.
According to Neil-Elliot, she was scared based on Spencer’s tone. She said he disclosed that he had a source at the Financial Investigation Division (FID) who told him that the police were onto him in the Cuban light bulb case and that he would be arrested and charged in the matter.
Thursday’s approach by the prosecution was part of its case to show that Spencer who earned an annual salary of J$1.8 million in 2007, was depositing large cash amounts at Jamaica National at the time.