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Lisa Wilson-Foley

January 01, 1970

Lisa Wilson-Foley (born approximately 1960) is an American entrepreneur, former political candidate, and white collar criminal. She owns the rehabilitation company Allstar Therapy, the family entertainment business Blue Fox Enterprises, and the medical testing company Swallowing Diagnostics. She was a co-owner of the Hartford FoxForce from 1999-2007.

Lisa Wilson-Foley
NationalityAmerican
CitizenshipUnited States
Alma materIthaca College
Yale University
University of Connecticut
OccupationEntrepreneur
Political partyRepublican
SpouseBrian Foley
ChildrenMultiple

Early life and education edit

Wilson-Foley graduated from Farmington High School in 1977.[1] She received a B.S. from Ithaca College in 1981, a masters in Public Health from Yale University in 1988, and a degree in Executive Managed Care Division from the University of Connecticut in 1997.[2] She received her doctorate from the University of Montana in 2013.[3]

Business career edit

A serial entrepreneur she formed her first company at 29.[4] In 1997 she sold her original healthcare businesses and as a result of an agreement she was prohibited from re-entering the healthcare field for several years. This forced her to pursue investments in the entertainment field.[5] She is also involved in her husband's businesses. At the time of her conviction her personal net worth was estimated to be US$23 million, this is separate from her husband's nine figure net worth.[6] Many of her businesses are owned through her holding company LWF Holdings. Her friend Janet Peckinpaugh served as the marketing director of LWF Holdings.[7] In 2010 her campaign claimed that she directly employed 500 people and had hosted a group of 15 Kenyan entrepreneurs on a tour of Connecticut.[8]

Allstar Therapy edit

Allstar Therapy provides occupational, speech and physical rehabilitation in health care facilities throughout Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Allstar Therapy was sold in 2016.[1]

Blue Fox Enterprises edit

In 1998 she acquired the Simsbury Bowling Center and renamed it Blue Fox Rock 'N Bowl and renovated it emphasize a family friendly atmosphere.[5] In 1999 she acquired the Copper Hill Golf Club for $1.3m renaming it Fox Run at Copper Hill.[9] The club was sold in 2010.[10] The company recently sold three Victorian Bed and Breakfasts in Newport, RI.[1]

Blue Fox Run Golf Course edit

Blue Fox Run is a 27-hole golf course owned by Wilson-Foley notable for being the first in the country to offer onsite childcare.[11][12] In 1996 she purchased the property, then known as the Bel Compo Golf Course and having only 18 holes, for US$3.5m with her husband purchasing 55 adjoining acres.[13] She was one of the first women in the United States to own a golf course.[12] In 1997 Wilson-Foley successfully applied to rezone 15 of their acres to office park, the parcel was subsequently developed with three office buildings having been built as of 2012.[14]

Hartford FoxForce edit

Main article: Hartford FoxForce

In 1999 Wilson-Foley and her husband franchised the World TeamTennis team Hartford FoxForce in Hartford, Connecticut.[15] FoxForce's first drafted player was Monica Seles.[16] In 2001 the team fielded brothers Murphy Jensen and Luke Jensen.[17] Over the years the team fielded other well known players such as Bethanie Mattek-Sands, Boris Becker, and James Blake. The team played first at Hartford's 3,000 seat State Arsenal and Armory and later at a 2,500 seat outdoor stadium Wilson-Foley had built at her Blue Fox Run golf course. The Foley's shut the team down in 2007 due to a lack of corporate sponsorships.[18] Mark Foley's Connecticut Pride also used the State Arsenal and Armory as a venue from 1993–2000.[19]

Philanthropy edit

Before her conviction Wilson-Foley served as the vice-chair of the board at The Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts.[3] Previously she served on the board of the Renbrook School and the American School for the Deaf.[3]

Political campaigns edit

Lisa Wilson-Foley is a political protege of former Governor of Connecticut Republican and convicted felon John G. Rowland who called her "grasshopper" during his political tutelage.[6]

Lieutenant governor edit

In 2010, Wilson-Foley announced that she was running for Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut as a Republican.[20] Wilson-Foley's campaign platform was unique, she said she would refuse the salary, car, and driver that traditionally came with the position. In addition she proposed evaluating after two years on the job whether the position of Lieutenant Governor should be abolished entirely.[21] She was the only candidate in the 2010 Connecticut gubernatorial election who ran for Lieutenant Governor without a gubernatorial running mate. She lost the election to Democrat Nancy Wyman.[22]

U.S. Congressional Run edit

Lisa Wilson-Foley ran for the 2012 Congressional Election in Connecticut's 5th congressional district. Her run was endorsed by a number of prominent local politicians and was considered competitive.[23] She declined public funding for her campaign[24] and instead loaned her campaign just under a million dollars.[25] In the Republican Primary she competed against Mark Greenberg, and Justin Bernier and Andrew Roraback. She was defeated by Roraback but waged a hard-fought campaign in which she and Roraback battled fiercely while largely ignoring the other two candidates.[26] Roraback went on to be narrowly defeated by Democrat Elizabeth Esty.[27]

Investigation edit

Soon after her loss her campaign became the subject of state and federal investigations. At the core of the investigations was her relationship with former Governor John Rowland.[28] She had hired him to advise her campaign, but because he was a convicted felon and notoriously corrupt, she chose to pay him more than $35,000 through her husband's legitimate businesses in the hopes of avoiding negative publicity. By law, all paid campaign staff must be reported, which the Foley-Wilson campaign neglected to do.[29] Rowland provided fraudulent invoices for services on behalf of the couple's nursing home company used as cover for the payments.[30] Prosecutors alleged that Wilson-Foley, Foley, and Rowland all engaged in a conspiracy to steal the election along with a number of unindicted co-conspirators.[29]

In addition to the charges related to Rowland's contracting she also ran afoul of a Federal Election Commission regulation regarding campaign contributions. Her campaign had failed to report a $500,000 contribution by Brian Foley, instead choosing to report it as Wilson-Foley's own contribution. This violation was discovered when her husband testified at his 2014 trial.[31]

Brian Foley used four other individuals as straw donors to make donations that in and of themselves exceeded the individual contribution limit of US$2,500. The straw donor contributions totaled more than US$30,000. These violations were especially egregious as Wilson-Foley had also served as the campaign's treasurer.[25] Foley and Wilson-Foley also used their business resources to directly support the campaign in violation of federal law. For example, members of the Apple Rehab marketing staff were unofficially assigned to the campaign and other staff members were tasked to personally lobby convention delegates to vote for Wilson-Foley.[29]

In 2015 Wilson-Foley was sentenced to five months in prison and five months of home confinement.[32] Federal Prosecutors had requested that she spend at least ten months in prison[33] for her role in leading a "prolonged and calculated effort to defraud voters".[34]

Awards and recognitions edit

  • Southern New England Entrepreneur of the Year (1995)[13]

Personal life and family edit

She met her husband Brian Foley while in grad school; he was one of her professors.[4] Together they have a blended family with seven children.[3] At the age of 40 she had a golf handicap of 21.[12]

References edit

  1. ^ a b c "Lisa Wilson Foley". www.linkedin.com. Linkedin. Retrieved 10 July 2019.
  2. ^ "Meet the candidate: Lisa Wilson-Foley". rep-am.com. Republican American. Retrieved 24 April 2019.
  3. ^ a b c d George, Gombassy (2011-05-16). "Watchdog News Hour: Lisa Wilson-Foley". ctwatchdog.com. CT Watchdog. Retrieved 23 April 2019.
  4. ^ a b Priscilla Cale, David C. Tate (2011). Sink Or Swim: How Lessons from the Titanic Can Save Your Family Business. Santa Barbara, California: ABC-CLIO. pp. 140–141. ISBN 9780313398346.
  5. ^ a b H. Johnson, Paul (17 February 1998). "A PLACE TO ROCK 'N BOWL". www.courant.com. The Hartford Courant. Retrieved 10 July 2019.
  6. ^ a b Leigh Cowan, Alison (24 March 2015). "Wilson-Foley given 5-month jail term". ctmirror.org. CT Mirror. from the original on 22 June 2015. Retrieved 23 April 2019.
  7. ^ Hebert, Gregory (20 November 2011). "Blue Fox Rock'n Bowl Cuts Ribbon on Laser Tag Arena". patch.com. Patch. Retrieved 19 May 2019.
  8. ^ Wilson-Foley. "Lisa Wilson-Foley, Candidate for Lieutenant Governor, Hosts 15 Kenyan Entrepreneurs". prnewswire.com (Press release). Wilson-Foley 2010. Retrieved 24 April 2019.
  9. ^ Lemos, Phil (15 January 1999). "GOLF COURSE GETS A NEW OWNER". courant.com. The Hartford Courant. Retrieved 19 May 2019.
  10. ^ Jensen, Tim (6 May 2013). "West Suffield Resident Breathing New Life Into Copper Hill Golf Club". patch.com. Patch. Retrieved 10 July 2019.
  11. ^ "Lisa Wilson-Foley - Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor". registercitizen.com. Hearst Media. 2010-08-07. Retrieved 23 April 2019.
  12. ^ a b c Urban, Richard. "LISA WILSON-FOLEY THIS CONNECTICUT COURSE OWNER DOESN'T KID AROUND WHEN IT COMES TO CATERING TO WOMEN GOLFERS". vault.si.com. Sports Illustrated. Retrieved 2 April 2020.
  13. ^ a b Stowe, Stacey (30 September 1996). "AVON PAIR TO BUY BEL COMPO COURSE". courant.com. The Hartford Courant. Retrieved 30 April 2019.
  14. ^ Sawyer, Jessie (17 July 2012). "Commission Rejects Golf Club's Proposal to Rezone Open Space Land". patch.com. Patch. Retrieved 19 May 2019.
  15. ^ Bailer, Darice (2000-07-23). "Team Tennis Finds a Home in Hartford". The New York Times. Retrieved 26 April 2019.
  16. ^ Garber, Greg (4 April 2000). "SELES FIRST MEMBER OF FOXFORCE". courant.com. Hartford Courant. Retrieved 26 April 2019.
  17. ^ Gonzalez, Roberto (12 April 2001). "FOXFORCE PUT JENSENS TOGETHER". courant.com. The Hartford Courant. Retrieved 26 April 2019.
  18. ^ "2000-2006 Hartford FoxForce". funwhileitlasted.net. funwhileitlasted.net. 2014-02-16. Retrieved 27 April 2019.
  19. ^ Hasty, Roy (August 11, 1995). "Connecticut Pride; Lion To Be King Where Hellcats Once Ruled". Hartford Courant. Hartford, Connecticut. Retrieved April 30, 2019.
  20. ^ Stewart, Christine (8 April 2010). "Republican Announces For Lt. Gov". ctnewsjunkie.com. CT News Junkie. Retrieved 23 April 2019.
  21. ^ Cynthia Needham, Karen Lee Ziner. "Healey says many states are discussing eliminating the lieutenant governor position". politifact.com. Poynter Institute. Retrieved 24 April 2019.
  22. ^ Barron, James (10 April 2014). "U.S. Indicts Ex-Connecticut Governor Again". The New York Times. Retrieved 27 March 2020.
  23. ^ "Two legislators endorse Wilson-Foley in the 5th". rep-am.com. Republican American. Retrieved 24 April 2019.
  24. ^ Staff, CT Mirror (7 April 2010). "Lisa Wilson-Foley announces for lieutenant governor". ctmirror.org. The Connecticut News Project. Retrieved 24 April 2019.
  25. ^ a b "THIRD GENERAL COUNSEL'S REPORT" (PDF). fec.gov. Federal Election Commission. Retrieved 26 April 2019.
  26. ^ Rennie, Kevin. "Wilson-Foley in Full Fury. Risks Blow Back With Ferocious Attack on Roraback–For Supporting Death Penalty". dailyructions.com. Daily Runctions. Retrieved 23 April 2019.
  27. ^ Keating, Christopher (7 November 2012). "Esty Wins, Roraback Concedes After Tight Race For 5th Congressional District". courant.com. Hartford Courant. Retrieved 24 April 2019.
  28. ^ Leigh Cowan, Alison (5 September 2014). "In Connecticut Ex-Governor's Trial, a Window Onto Political Strategizing". The New York Times. from the original on 1 October 2015. Retrieved 23 April 2019.
  29. ^ a b c H. Mahony, Edmund. "Feds Want Prison For Lisa Wilson-Foley In Rowland Case". chicagotribune.com. Chicago Tribune. Retrieved 27 April 2019.
  30. ^ Christoffersen, John (2014-03-31). "Guilty pleas in campaign finance scheme linked to ex-Gov. John Rowland". nhregister.com. The Associated Press. Retrieved 23 April 2019.
  31. ^ "RE: MUR 6566" (PDF). fec.gov. Federal Election Commission. (PDF) from the original on 21 November 2017. Retrieved 23 April 2019.
  32. ^ H. Mahony, Edmund (24 March 2015). "Wilson-Foley Sentenced To 5 Months In Prison". courant.com. The Hartford Courant. from the original on 13 January 2017. Retrieved 23 April 2019.
  33. ^ "Government recommends prison for Wilson-Foley". fox61.com. Associated Press. 2 January 2015. Retrieved 23 April 2019.
  34. ^ Leigh Cowan, Alison (2015-01-28). "Crooked Hubby's Deal May Cost Wife Jail Time". newhavenindependent.org. New Haven Independent. Retrieved 27 April 2019.

External links edit

  • www.swallowingdiagnostics.com
  • www.apple-rehab.com/AR/
  • www.bluefoxenterprise.com
  • funwhileitlasted.net/2014/02/16/2000-2006-hartford-foxforce/

January 01, 1970
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Lisa Wilson Foley born approximately 1960 is an American entrepreneur former political candidate and white collar criminal She owns the rehabilitation company Allstar Therapy the family entertainment business Blue Fox Enterprises and the medical testing company Swallowing Diagnostics She was a co owner of the Hartford FoxForce from 1999 2007 Lisa Wilson FoleyNationalityAmericanCitizenshipUnited StatesAlma materIthaca CollegeYale UniversityUniversity of ConnecticutOccupationEntrepreneurPolitical partyRepublicanSpouseBrian FoleyChildrenMultiple Contents 1 Early life and education 2 Business career 2 1 Allstar Therapy 2 2 Blue Fox Enterprises 2 2 1 Blue Fox Run Golf Course 2 3 Hartford FoxForce 3 Philanthropy 4 Political campaigns 4 1 Lieutenant governor 4 2 U S Congressional Run 4 2 1 Investigation 5 Awards and recognitions 6 Personal life and family 7 References 8 External linksEarly life and education editWilson Foley graduated from Farmington High School in 1977 1 She received a B S from Ithaca College in 1981 a masters in Public Health from Yale University in 1988 and a degree in Executive Managed Care Division from the University of Connecticut in 1997 2 She received her doctorate from the University of Montana in 2013 3 Business career editA serial entrepreneur she formed her first company at 29 4 In 1997 she sold her original healthcare businesses and as a result of an agreement she was prohibited from re entering the healthcare field for several years This forced her to pursue investments in the entertainment field 5 She is also involved in her husband s businesses At the time of her conviction her personal net worth was estimated to be US 23 million this is separate from her husband s nine figure net worth 6 Many of her businesses are owned through her holding company LWF Holdings Her friend Janet Peckinpaugh served as the marketing director of LWF Holdings 7 In 2010 her campaign claimed that she directly employed 500 people and had hosted a group of 15 Kenyan entrepreneurs on a tour of Connecticut 8 Allstar Therapy edit Allstar Therapy provides occupational speech and physical rehabilitation in health care facilities throughout Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island Allstar Therapy was sold in 2016 1 Blue Fox Enterprises edit In 1998 she acquired the Simsbury Bowling Center and renamed it Blue Fox Rock N Bowl and renovated it emphasize a family friendly atmosphere 5 In 1999 she acquired the Copper Hill Golf Club for 1 3m renaming it Fox Run at Copper Hill 9 The club was sold in 2010 10 The company recently sold three Victorian Bed and Breakfasts in Newport RI 1 Blue Fox Run Golf Course edit Blue Fox Run is a 27 hole golf course owned by Wilson Foley notable for being the first in the country to offer onsite childcare 11 12 In 1996 she purchased the property then known as the Bel Compo Golf Course and having only 18 holes for US 3 5m with her husband purchasing 55 adjoining acres 13 She was one of the first women in the United States to own a golf course 12 In 1997 Wilson Foley successfully applied to rezone 15 of their acres to office park the parcel was subsequently developed with three office buildings having been built as of 2012 14 Hartford FoxForce edit Main article Hartford FoxForce In 1999 Wilson Foley and her husband franchised the World TeamTennis team Hartford FoxForce in Hartford Connecticut 15 FoxForce s first drafted player was Monica Seles 16 In 2001 the team fielded brothers Murphy Jensen and Luke Jensen 17 Over the years the team fielded other well known players such as Bethanie Mattek Sands Boris Becker and James Blake The team played first at Hartford s 3 000 seat State Arsenal and Armory and later at a 2 500 seat outdoor stadium Wilson Foley had built at her Blue Fox Run golf course The Foley s shut the team down in 2007 due to a lack of corporate sponsorships 18 Mark Foley s Connecticut Pride also used the State Arsenal and Armory as a venue from 1993 2000 19 Philanthropy editBefore her conviction Wilson Foley served as the vice chair of the board at The Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts 3 Previously she served on the board of the Renbrook School and the American School for the Deaf 3 Political campaigns editLisa Wilson Foley is a political protege of former Governor of Connecticut Republican and convicted felon John G Rowland who called her grasshopper during his political tutelage 6 Lieutenant governor edit In 2010 Wilson Foley announced that she was running for Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut as a Republican 20 Wilson Foley s campaign platform was unique she said she would refuse the salary car and driver that traditionally came with the position In addition she proposed evaluating after two years on the job whether the position of Lieutenant Governor should be abolished entirely 21 She was the only candidate in the 2010 Connecticut gubernatorial election who ran for Lieutenant Governor without a gubernatorial running mate She lost the election to Democrat Nancy Wyman 22 U S Congressional Run edit Lisa Wilson Foley ran for the 2012 Congressional Election in Connecticut s 5th congressional district Her run was endorsed by a number of prominent local politicians and was considered competitive 23 She declined public funding for her campaign 24 and instead loaned her campaign just under a million dollars 25 In the Republican Primary she competed against Mark Greenberg and Justin Bernier and Andrew Roraback She was defeated by Roraback but waged a hard fought campaign in which she and Roraback battled fiercely while largely ignoring the other two candidates 26 Roraback went on to be narrowly defeated by Democrat Elizabeth Esty 27 Investigation edit Soon after her loss her campaign became the subject of state and federal investigations At the core of the investigations was her relationship with former Governor John Rowland 28 She had hired him to advise her campaign but because he was a convicted felon and notoriously corrupt she chose to pay him more than 35 000 through her husband s legitimate businesses in the hopes of avoiding negative publicity By law all paid campaign staff must be reported which the Foley Wilson campaign neglected to do 29 Rowland provided fraudulent invoices for services on behalf of the couple s nursing home company used as cover for the payments 30 Prosecutors alleged that Wilson Foley Foley and Rowland all engaged in a conspiracy to steal the election along with a number of unindicted co conspirators 29 In addition to the charges related to Rowland s contracting she also ran afoul of a Federal Election Commission regulation regarding campaign contributions Her campaign had failed to report a 500 000 contribution by Brian Foley instead choosing to report it as Wilson Foley s own contribution This violation was discovered when her husband testified at his 2014 trial 31 Brian Foley used four other individuals as straw donors to make donations that in and of themselves exceeded the individual contribution limit of US 2 500 The straw donor contributions totaled more than US 30 000 These violations were especially egregious as Wilson Foley had also served as the campaign s treasurer 25 Foley and Wilson Foley also used their business resources to directly support the campaign in violation of federal law For example members of the Apple Rehab marketing staff were unofficially assigned to the campaign and other staff members were tasked to personally lobby convention delegates to vote for Wilson Foley 29 In 2015 Wilson Foley was sentenced to five months in prison and five months of home confinement 32 Federal Prosecutors had requested that she spend at least ten months in prison 33 for her role in leading a prolonged and calculated effort to defraud voters 34 Awards and recognitions editSouthern New England Entrepreneur of the Year 1995 13 Personal life and family editShe met her husband Brian Foley while in grad school he was one of her professors 4 Together they have a blended family with seven children 3 At the age of 40 she had a golf handicap of 21 12 References edit a b c Lisa Wilson Foley www linkedin com Linkedin Retrieved 10 July 2019 Meet the candidate Lisa Wilson Foley rep am com Republican American Retrieved 24 April 2019 a b c d George Gombassy 2011 05 16 Watchdog News Hour Lisa Wilson Foley ctwatchdog com CT Watchdog Retrieved 23 April 2019 a b Priscilla Cale David C Tate 2011 Sink Or Swim How Lessons from the Titanic Can Save Your Family Business Santa Barbara California ABC CLIO pp 140 141 ISBN 9780313398346 a b H Johnson Paul 17 February 1998 A PLACE TO ROCK N BOWL www courant com The Hartford Courant Retrieved 10 July 2019 a b Leigh Cowan Alison 24 March 2015 Wilson Foley given 5 month jail term ctmirror org CT Mirror Archived from the original on 22 June 2015 Retrieved 23 April 2019 Hebert Gregory 20 November 2011 Blue Fox Rock n Bowl Cuts Ribbon on Laser Tag Arena patch com Patch Retrieved 19 May 2019 Wilson Foley Lisa Wilson Foley Candidate for Lieutenant Governor Hosts 15 Kenyan Entrepreneurs prnewswire com Press release Wilson Foley 2010 Retrieved 24 April 2019 Lemos Phil 15 January 1999 GOLF COURSE GETS A NEW OWNER courant com The Hartford Courant Retrieved 19 May 2019 Jensen Tim 6 May 2013 West Suffield Resident Breathing New Life Into Copper Hill Golf Club patch com Patch Retrieved 10 July 2019 Lisa Wilson Foley Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor registercitizen com Hearst Media 2010 08 07 Retrieved 23 April 2019 a b c Urban Richard LISA WILSON FOLEY THIS CONNECTICUT COURSE OWNER DOESN T KID AROUND WHEN IT COMES TO CATERING TO WOMEN GOLFERS vault si com Sports Illustrated Retrieved 2 April 2020 a b Stowe Stacey 30 September 1996 AVON PAIR TO BUY BEL COMPO COURSE courant com The Hartford Courant Retrieved 30 April 2019 Sawyer Jessie 17 July 2012 Commission Rejects Golf Club s Proposal to Rezone Open Space Land patch com Patch Retrieved 19 May 2019 Bailer Darice 2000 07 23 Team Tennis Finds a Home in Hartford The New York Times Retrieved 26 April 2019 Garber Greg 4 April 2000 SELES FIRST MEMBER OF FOXFORCE courant com Hartford Courant Retrieved 26 April 2019 Gonzalez Roberto 12 April 2001 FOXFORCE PUT JENSENS TOGETHER courant com The Hartford Courant Retrieved 26 April 2019 2000 2006 Hartford FoxForce funwhileitlasted net funwhileitlasted net 2014 02 16 Retrieved 27 April 2019 Hasty Roy August 11 1995 Connecticut Pride Lion To Be King Where Hellcats Once Ruled Hartford Courant Hartford Connecticut Retrieved April 30 2019 Stewart Christine 8 April 2010 Republican Announces For Lt Gov ctnewsjunkie com CT News Junkie Retrieved 23 April 2019 Cynthia Needham Karen Lee Ziner Healey says many states are discussing eliminating the lieutenant governor position politifact com Poynter Institute Retrieved 24 April 2019 Barron James 10 April 2014 U S Indicts Ex Connecticut Governor Again The New York Times Retrieved 27 March 2020 Two legislators endorse Wilson Foley in the 5th rep am com 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pleas in campaign finance scheme linked to ex Gov John Rowland nhregister com The Associated Press Retrieved 23 April 2019 RE MUR 6566 PDF fec gov Federal Election Commission Archived PDF from the original on 21 November 2017 Retrieved 23 April 2019 H Mahony Edmund 24 March 2015 Wilson Foley Sentenced To 5 Months In Prison courant com The Hartford Courant Archived from the original on 13 January 2017 Retrieved 23 April 2019 Government recommends prison for Wilson Foley fox61 com Associated Press 2 January 2015 Retrieved 23 April 2019 Leigh Cowan Alison 2015 01 28 Crooked Hubby s Deal May Cost Wife Jail Time newhavenindependent org New Haven Independent Retrieved 27 April 2019 External links editwww wbr swallowingdiagnostics wbr com www wbr apple rehab wbr com wbr AR wbr www wbr bluefoxenterprise wbr com funwhileitlasted wbr net wbr 2014 wbr 02 wbr 16 wbr 2000 2006 hartford foxforce wbr Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Lisa Wilson Foley amp oldid 1215517377, 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