John DePetro's Rhode Thoughts | The Doyle International Institute for Fraud

Posted: 3/8/2012 1:07:37 PM
Updated: 3/8/2012 1:09:30 PM

Each day we seem to learn more about the “International Institute of Sports” run by Dan Doyle at URI and each day he seems more like the Irish Joe Mollicone. If Doyle had merely sold one of his many homes on Bald Hill Island North Carolina, the scam may still be in existence. It is truly amazing how many people get conned out of large amounts of money by Doyle simply sharing his “vision” of world peace. More like a “piece” of the world of Bald Hill Island. Who was the attorney for the IIS? Bill Lynch. Need I say more? Who was the “Ambassadore”of the “World Peace Games”? Patrick Lynch. No further questions your honor, your witness.

Ambassador Lynch (title given by Doyle to the former AG) has been silent since the news of the “International house of cards” began to unfold. Everyday a new person is finding out they were a proud member of the board, and a fake signature and fake email are thrown in for good measure. Attorney Bill Lynch has been on “vacation” for close to two weeks, and the folks at RDW wish they could get out of dodge as well.

Doyle had good reason to feel he could get away with it, since for the past 8 years the sitting Attorney General was associated with the IIS, thus giving it a “clean bill of health.” The attorney was the brother of the AG, and candidate for congress, so why should anyone think things did not add up? What is a couple of million when we have college kids discussing “world peace” every four years? The state police raided the IIS office at URI (Pawtucket South) and the Doyle home in Connecticut, resulting in more silence from the Lynch brothers. Under his watch as AG, Patrick Lynch shrugged off the missing $75 million at the landfill as “mismanagement.” Sounds like there was a lot of that “mismanagement” going on down in Kingston. The same Patrick Lynch who ran a lackluster campaign for governor, only to pull out, (yet pull in) and keep $400 hundred thousand. The silence is deafening boys.

John DePetro | WPRO