Hilly Boy's Deception (as in the Lovely Tennessee Rep. Matthew Hill)

Check out this information from the 2003 FCC form 990 filed by daddy Hill's AECC organization:

APPALACHIAN EDUCATIONAL COMMUNICATION CORP

340 Edgemont Ave
Ste 100
Bristol, TN 37620

[AECC] Board of Directors:

Francis Plummer, Treasurer;
A. G. ["Bud"] Branscomb, Key Employee [Branscomb is also listed with the Tenn. Secretary of State as Treasurer of the State
of Franklin PAC];

Dr. Sharon Cooke, Director;

Guy Tilley, Vice President;

Matthew Hill, Key Employee;

Jackie Hilton, Director;

Janet Hill, (mother) Director;

Sandra Gonce, Secretary;

Kenneth C. Hill, (father) President;

Johnny Hunt Jr., Director.


What is significant about this 2003 AECC form 990 filing at Guidestar is that this information differs with the 2003 (and 2004) AECC Board of Director listing filed with the Federal Communications Corporation. Neither "Bud" Branscomb or Matthew Hill are listed as AECC key employees on the FCC files for AECC. Also, the Guidestar web site did not list a Form 990 (skipping from 2003 to 2001) for the AECC 2002 Form 990 filing --- 2002 was also the year that the Gregorys moved the Hill tribe into the 340 Edgemont Avenue address.

One possible explanation would be a timing difference (the posting of the aforementioned AECC Board of Director information was itself not dated), but this is unlikely as 2003 was the last tax year that a Form 990 was filed by AECC.

I would like to confirm that Matthew Hill was a board director and/or key employee of the 501(c)(3) tax exempt AECC while he was allegedly soliciting funds to air the anti-John Kerry propaganda film Stolen Honor at the Cameo Theater (a real estate asset owned by AECC) on the Monday immediately before the November federal elections.

Hilly boy being a "key employee" (operations manager) of the 501(c)(3) tax exempt AECC while allegedly soliciting funds to air Stolen Honor at the Cameo is a pretty serious matter, because that would be engaging the assets of a 501(c)(3) tax exempt entity in a prohibited partisan political activity.

Attempting to influence a federal election against a particular federal candidate with AECC assets owned under 501 (c)(3) tax-exempt status is wrong no matter what.