Michael Weiss was born in Cleveland, Ohio,[1] the son of lawyer Leon[2] and recruiting company founder Marilou.
During that time, Weiss worked on different political causes and with various people such as Bruce Hotze and Councilman Rob Todd.
[7] Following the civil case, a criminal investigation had been initiated by the United States Attorney's office in Dallas against the GPOs.
On July 20, 2004, lead assistant U.S. Attorney Thelma Quince Colbert was found drowned in her pool, at the age of 55, before she had finished preparing the subpoenas.
[9] On September 13, 2004 (55 days later), Criminal Chief of the Dallas U.S. Attorney's office Shannon K. Ross, who signed the subpoenas following Colbert's death, died suddenly because of an inflammation of the meninges, spinal cord, and roots of the spinal nerves, scientifically called meningomyeloradiculitis.
[9] Afterwards, the office of United States Attorney General Alberto Gonzales fired, or forced to resign, three other Dallas assistant U.S.
Weiss' memorial service was held at The United States Court of Appeals Fifth Circuit Ceremonial Courtroom.