Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Constance Bumgarner Gee" in English language version.
What was not clear, he continued, was whether the Journal reporters had originally contacted one of the informants with questions about Vanderbilt's compliance with Sarbanes-Oxley, or if Cal Turner (or someone close to him) had called the Journal. [...] Gordon reminded me of his role as the chair of the shareholders committee during the Securities and Exchange Commission's investigation of Dollar General, and of his having been sent to inform Cal Turner that he had to step down as CEO of the company his family ran. He also reminded me of his stance with the segment of the board that had demanded that Denny Bottorff, because of his alleged marital infidelities, not be allowed to succeed Martha Ingram as chairman, and how he had encouraged Martha to stay on for another term. Gordon noted that Monroe Carell, the trustee who had alerted him to the situation with Denny, and whom the Journal described as "a key Gee supporter on the executive committee," had also taken a hit. (The Journal reporters had been informed of "a fuss" in 2002 over a long-held, noncompetitive contract by Central Parking Corporation to manage Vanderbilt's parking facilities. Monroe was the founder and chair of Central Parking.)
