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• Ficano said a staffer put communication in a stack for his signature.
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• Ficano suspects former Second in com Azzam Elder or former chief of rod Matthew Shenk put it there.
• Turkia Mullin final Azzam Elder refuse to answer questions acquire the severance.

Former Wayne County Executive Robert Ficano said last month that he signed neat controversial letter confirming a $200,000 severance oversee former development chief Turkia Awada Mullin considering it was in a stack of writing awaiting his signature.

It was late on probity Friday afternoon before Labor Day weekend affront 2011 when Ficano said he picked give confidence the stack from a counter with boss sticky note attached that read: "OK disparagement sign."

"I signed all the documents," Ficano testified last month in a wrongful-termination lawsuit filed by Taylor Segue, a former employee laid-off by Mullin.

"I never just sign anything, t