Gov. Charlie Crist's specially selected ex- GOP Chairman is the topic of an unlawful investigation relating to a secret agreement that directed party wealth to a consulting corporation he possessed, the group and the state's top regulation enforcement society revealed on Wednesday.

However the inquiry of Jim Greer is complex by the revelation that Republican Party representatives presented him with a disjointing package at the time of his January exit to forgive him from any monetary misconduct and compensate him $124,000 to remain working as an advisor for a year.

The formerly secret disjointing papers, acquired first by the Herald/Times, were signed by top party bureaucrats, counting present party Chairman John Thrasher and most important politicians who assisted expel Greer amid intense worries that he had been using the party treasury as individual sludge finance.

The disjointing papers state that all RPOF spending made throughout Chairman Greer's term as RPOF Chairman were appropriate, legal, and fitting. It as well particularly clears Greer for any kind of dubious acquisitions placed on the party's credit card.

The Republican Party's attorney, Jason Gonzalez stated that Greer never signed any kind of contract which makes it illogical, although the paper acquired from the news agency has his sign.