I know the two are old-time college buddies but during this time, to make 48 attempts at contacting Christie while he was US Attorney seems fishy.
Could it have had to do with his relationship with shady developer Jack Morris and the questions that surounded the re-development of the Matawan-Aberdeen Train Station? Or a possible "Thank-You" call to express apprieciation for his brother Todd Christie's donation of $225,ooo to the State Republican Committee that Joe Kyrillos headed? Or did he want to discuss details of "Operation Bid Rig"?
Of course, Kyrillos just may have been lonely and wanted to reminness about the old-times but somehow I doubt it.
The Corzine people are courious as well, Wally Edge at PolitickerNJ has a post about it:
Kyrillos calls Christie at U.S. Attorney's office 48 times
Republican State Sen. Joseph Kyrillos (R-Middletown) is part of GOP gubernatorial candidate Christopher Christie's inner circle; some details of their friendship are apparent in a log of calls from Kyrillos to Christie between 2002 and 2008. Kyrillos left messages for Christie at the U.S. Attorney's office 48 times between 2002 and 2008, including 19 times while Kyrillos was the Republican State Chairman, according to a log of Christie's incoming phone calls requested by the Corzine campaign as part of an extensive series of document requests under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
The Corzine campaign received the phone logs late Friday.
Most of the phone messages shed little information as to the topics Christie and Kyrillos were discussing. Kyrillos tended to call after 5PM, and would usually leave a message that offered little detail.
Kyrillos did call Christie on April 22, 2002, the day Todd Christie wrote a $225,000 check to the Republican State Committee.
These records don't reflect completed calls, or incoming calls from Christie to Kyrillos, if there were any at all.
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