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Date Posted: 07:22:05 06/03/01 Sun
Author: Anonymous
Subject: Seminole's

A former employee of the Seminole Tribe of Florida
told an area newspaper that she has been questioned by
the FBI
about gifts Chief Jim Billie reportedly gave her.

Maria Santiago, 23, said the FBI wanted to know where
Billie got the money to pay for the gifts, which
included $1,100
in rent, Rolex watches, jewelry, a truck and a car.
Santiago also said the FBI asked her about trips she
made in the
tribe's corporate jet.

In a police report, Billie's wife Lesley is accused of
threatening Maria last October.

An attorney for a former tribal employee who is suing
Billie for sexual harrassment on Wednesday said she
has been
questioned as well.

The tribal council has suspended Billie indefinitely

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