NJ State Commission of Investigation
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Lindenwold Municipal Corruption

As a result of State Grand Jury indictments in 1975, a former Lindenwold mayor and a real estate developer pleaded guilty to bribery and conspiracy charges as their trial was scheduled to begin. One former councilman was found guilty on three counts and another former councilman was found guilty on two counts at the conclusion of the trial in October 1977. The SCI’s December 1974 public hearing and investigative findings reported in its 1974 Annual Report led to these actions.

 

 

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