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Cindy McCain's Fortune Traced To Organized Crime

worldnetdaily.com — John and Cindy McCain's personal fortune traces back to organized crime in Arizona through Cindy's father, James Hensley, a convicted felon with ties the Mob. The family business, Hensley & Co was bestowed upon James Hensley by Kemper Marley, the mobster believed to be responsible for the car bombing of investigative journalist Don Bolles.

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