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LTR-15-0079 Don Leichtling, E-mail Media Advisory Southern California Edison Admits Secret Meeting with California Public Utilities Commission Chair Peevey to Settle San Onofre multi-billion Dollar Replacement Steam Generator Case...
ML15049A483
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Site: San Onofre  Southern California Edison icon.png
Issue date: 02/16/2015
From: Leichtling D
Public Commenter
To: Stephen Burns
NRC/Chairman
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CHAIRMAN Resource From: Capt.D <captddd@gmail.com>

Sent: Monday, February 16, 2015 12:25 PM To: Capt D

Subject:

Fwd: MEDIA ADVISORY: SCE Admits to plotting nuke fail cover-up SCE admits "secret" meeting with CPUC Chair Peevey to settle San 61* multi-billion dollar replacement steam generator Case at 7:20 ON THIS KPBS VIDEO:

http ://video .pbs. org/viralplayer/23 654 25 3 7 6/

  1. SanOnofreGate NOW GOES VIRAL on Twitter This will become the biggest story of 2015 and rival Water Gate!

Forwarded message ----------

From: Charles Langley <langleycharles@gmail.com>

Date: Mon, Feb 16, 2015 at 8:42 AM

Subject:

MEDIA ADVISORY: SCE Admits to plotting nuke fail cover-up Southern California Edison makes official admission of colluding with Peevey in nuke cover-up scheme In a jaw-dropping official admission, SCE's spokeperson confirmed that Michael Peevey solicited the help of Southern California Edison Executives in planning a cover-up to kill an investigation into the $5 Billion nuke failure and near-miss safety disaster at San Onofre.

This is what Southern California Edison's Media 1

Relations Project Manager Maureen Brown, said in a recorded interview on Friday:

"According to Mr. Picket, Mr.

Peevey outlined key elements of what Mr. Peevey regarded as potential elements of a settle-ment of the Commission's investigation into the technical and shut-down issues at San Onofre."

The statement appears at minute 7 :20 of a KBPS Telev ision story on corruption at CPUC featuring an interview with Utility Fraud Investigator Maria Severson from the law firm of Aguirre & Severson.

It is obvious that Peevey was soliciting help from SCE in covering up his malfeasance (and SCE's) as outlined in yesterday's front page story in the San Diego U~T. Contact Charles Langley at (858) 752-4600 to arrange an interview.

Flawed San Onofre project steamed on 2