RALEIGH -- A former North Carolina State University fundraiser has discussed her job with federal agents and an official says the school has received a federal grand jury subpoena for information about her work.
The News & Observer of Raleigh reported Thursday that an attorney for Wendy Brown said Brown talked with authorities for several hours. She sued the university after she was dismissed in
March.
N.C. State Chancellor James Woodward said the university has received a subpoena for documents about Brown's work.
Federal prosecutors have issued several subpoenas seeking information about former first lady Mary Easley's job at the school and family travel and a marina renovation when former Gov. Mike Easley was in office.
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