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Telephone Conversations Between Sen. Stevens, Bill Allen & Others
Telephone call between Sen. Stevens & former VECO Corp. CEO Bill Allen
(October 18, 2006)
Allen and Sen. Stevens discuss the federal investigation. This conversation was entered in evidence as Exhibit 650 at the Stevens trial on October 6, 2008.
Length: 22:24 min
Telephone call between Sen. Stevens & former VECO Corp. CEO Bill Allen
(September 10, 2006)
They talk about Allen's health and the federal investigation. This conversation was entered in evidence as Exhibit 651 at the Stevens trial on October 6, 2008.
Length: 6:41 min
Telephone call between Sen. Stevens & former VECO Corp. CEO Bill Allen
(August 31, 2006)
Mr. Allen tells Sen. Stevens that the FBI searched his home. This conversation was entered in evidence as Exhibit 652 at the Stevens trial on October 6, 2008.
Length: 2:31 min
Telephone call between former VECO Corp. CEO Bill Allen and his secretary, Linda Croft
(February 16, 2006)
Croft tells Allen he received an e-mail from Sen. Stevens about a plumbing bill on his home from the plumber which said "Labor paid by Bill (Allen)." This conversation was entered in evidence as Exhibit 659 at the Stevens trial on October 7, 2008.
Length: 6:45 min
Telephone call between former VECO Corp. CEO Bill Allen & Bob Persons, a Girdwood neighborhood friend of Sen. Stevens
(February 16, 2006)
Allen talks to Persons about Sen. Stevens' e-mail regarding the plumbing bill. This conversation was entered in evidence as Exhibit 660 at the Stevens trial on October 7, 2008.
Length: 12:27 min
Telephone call between former VECO Corp. CEO Bill Allen & Bob Persons
(February 2, 2006)
Persons calls Allen who tells him about plumbing work VECO did at Sen. Stevens' home. This conversation was entered in evidence as Exhibit 662c at the Stevens trial on October 7, 2008.
Length: 2:23 min
Telephone call between former VECO Corp. CEO Bill Allen and Bob Persons
(February 2, 2006)
More from the same conversation between Allen and Persons. They discuss the race horse partnership they're involved in with Sen. Stevens. This conversation was entered in evidence as Exhibit 662b at the Stevens trial on October 7, 2008.
Length: 1:41 min

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On October 27, 2008, U.S. Senator Sen. Ted Stevens (R-AK) was convicted on 7 counts of making false statements on his Senate disclosure forms. Stevens was found guilty of concealing more than $250,000 in gifts and services including improvements to his home in Alaska. The trial began on September 22 and was held in the E. Barrett Prettyman Federal Courthouse in Washington, DC.

Q&A presents a two-part program looking back at the trial of Sen. Stevens. Our guests discuss the charges against the Senator, how they relate to other Alaska corruption investigations and the system of check and balances that led to the case.

This website contains all of the interviews in their entirety as well as links to media coverage of the trial and information on the Senator's career.

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