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Convicted former Pennsylvania AG Kathleen Kane to host new ‘Through the HurriKane’ podcast
Kathleen G. Kane, first female Pennsylvania Attorney General, explores resilience and hope in her new podcast 'Through the HurriKane' launching Sept. 16 on Spotify platforms.
- Next week, convicted former Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen G. Kane will release the podcast Through the HurriKane on Spotify, which she teased on Instagram and explores resilience and healing.
- The leak to the Philadelphia Daily News in June 2014 led to Kane's 2015 charges and her Aug. 15, 2016 conviction for leaking grand jury documents tied to J. Whyatt Mondesire's 2009 investigation.
- Kane began serving her sentence in late 2018 at Montgomery County Correctional Facility and was released in 2019 after serving eight months.
- She resigned the day after her conviction and did not testify at her later Montgomery County trial, while the state Superior Court upheld her conviction and prosecutors said her tenure involved personal vendettas that wore down morale, prompting several officials to resign.
- Given she was the first woman and first Democrat elected state attorney general, prosecutors said Kane leaked documents to retaliate against Frank Fina and Marc Costanzo, former state prosecutors.
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Kathleen Kane, convicted former Pa. attorney general, says new podcast will teach about 'resilience'
Former Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane will release a new podcast on Tuesday, Sept. 16. Kane, the first Democrat and woman to serve as the state's top prosecutor, was convicted of perjury and other offenses in 2016.
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‘Through the HurriKane:’ Convicted former AG Kathleen Kane to host podcast
Convicted former Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen G. Kane is hosting a podcast, the first episode of which will drop next week on Spotify and other platforms. Kane, 59, who in 2012 became the first woman and first Democrat elected state attorney general, resigned after a Montgomery County jury convicted her in 2016 of leaking secret grand jury information and lying about it to another grand jury. She was later sentenced to 10 to 23 months …
·Pennsylvania, United States
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