A review of financial records for one of Mr. Hsu's companies begins to shed light on some of his recent activities, including his dealings with a circle of campaign contributors that has fallen under suspicion since news of Mr. Hsu's criminal past, murky business interests and unexplained riches rocked the Democratic Party.
A whole lot of freezing of assets (the group seems to get their money from real estate and murky "commercial interests") and eventually some more drone attacks.
She blamed me for the Times' tough coverage of the Clinton Foundation, scrutinising the murky conflicts of interest as international donors and old contacts backed pet projects, as well as other stories, including one about her marriage that said Bill and Hillary's schedules rarely put them in the same location.
In most countries, though, an independent commission would be doing the investigating, says Eduardo Bohórquez, head of Transparencia Mexicana, an NGO.To complicate matters, the regulation of conflicts of interest is murky in Mexico, which means that the legal basis for the inquiry is unclear.
Even its staunchest supporters would accept that its interests appear murky to outsiders.
Those lines are blurry; there are many overlapping interests and murky alliances.
Mr Marino said he would fight corruption: "I've said and I repeat, that we have barricaded the door to vested interests and murky deals".
The reason for mentioning the book here, in a column about myth and superstition, is that Gesualdo's life was obscured by a murky veil of occult interests and gothic violence.
But a closer look reveals a project rife with apparent conflicts of interest, sloppy recordkeeping, murky objectives and a stubborn resistance to outside oversight.
But the major impetus behind Pallone's interest was the "murky" legal landscape around daily fantasy sports and the relationships between the industry, major sports leagues and gambling.
