“The hundreds of millions of dollars VictoryLand has paid in taxes and given to charities and public agencies over the years has helped every person in Alabama. The money has helped schools across the state, hospitals, fire departments and the flight against life’s most dreaded...
Hear Alabama’s Best Defense Lawyers Explain How the Defense Won the Alleged Corruption Trial Montgomery Independent, March 22, 2012...
It took seven days for jurors to deliver the words that VictoryLand owner Milton McGregor and the other defendants in the State House corruption retrial had been waiting to hear. The Birmingham News , March 8, 2012...
Casino owner Milton McGregor and five other defendants walked out of federal court Wednesday, free of corruption chargers that had loomed over them for almost two years. Some of them emotional, all of them appearing relieved, they enjoyed the moment with friends, family, supporters and...
It took seven days for jurors to deliver the words that VictoryLand owner Milton McGregor and the other defendants in the State House corruption retrial had been waiting to hear: “Not Guilty.” Mobile Press Register, March 8, 2012...
“Milton McGregor wants to get VictoryLand open and we want to get those 3,000 people back to work,” defense attorney Joe Espy said. The Anniston Star, March 08, 2012...
“I love my country. But I despise what my government has done to me and the other defendants. The government lawyers and investigators say they represent the United States, but they trampled on the constitution they’re sworn to defend.” Milton McGregor, March 07, 2012...
“After suffering a series of heart attacks and being told by doctors that a heart transplant was her only hope, Montgomery event planner Carron Morrow could have just given up. But in October, Morrow became one of 30 heart patients taking part in Texas Heart...
“Milton ’64 and Pat McGregor of Montgomery recently pledged $1 million toward the new Auburn Basketball Arena. The McGregors pledged the gift in honor of their daughters, Kim McGregor and Cindy McGregor Benefield.” Auburn University Newsletter, Date Unknown...
“The idiocy of our public policy toward gambling in Alabama has always amazed me. We permit all types of gambling, either legally or by a wink and a nod, from which we do not derive a dime to either reduce the taxes we pay or,...
