We've posted the documents in Veon's filing that pertain to Stetler on our "Full Disclosure" page. (Scroll down to "Reading Room.") You can look through the document just as you could if you traveled to Dauphin County Court to get them, as reporter Rick Lee did.
In those documents you'll see e-mails, many from or to Stetler staffers, that Veon says show Stetler's role in organizing and carrying out campaign work. (Stetler, by the way, has not commented directly on Veon's filing).
When you look at the e-mails, it helps to try to put them into context by recalling the charges against Veon, the nature of the operation prosecutors have alleged he ran, and the fact that this court filing is intended to bolster his defense against those allegations; as well as what the e-mails do or don't show about Stetler's actions, and any missing context or information that may prompt more questions.
In our story Sunday, we tried to provide some of that context. The story's not over yet, certainly, and we'll keep looking into it to see what's there.
In the meantime, what do you see in the documents? Any trails we should follow, questions we should ask?


