Boondoggle in the Georgia State wood will cost taxpayers tens of millions of dollars.
Channel 2 Action News consumer investigator Jim Strickland exposed to risky loans and grants given to potential ethanol plant in Treutlen County last spring.
The end result of investment coming this week with the seizure on the courthouse steps.
Strickland to visit the area in March 2011, when a tree farmer, and Treutlen County economic development Chair Hugh Gillis predicting plant variety covered fuel bound for sale.
“It doesn’t matter. I really don’t. We just have to work here and we need plants that run here, “says Gillis when he stood in the grounds of wood harvested.