Empty Room as Predicted- Who's on the subpoenas list?

From Wesley Loy in Anchorage --

Here’s the status of subpoenas the Alaska Senate Judiciary Committee authorized on Sept. 12 in the Troopergate investigation:

• Frank Bailey, state boards and commissions director, now on paid leave: Provided copy of sworn statement he gave to Gov. Sarah Palin’s attorney to legislative investigator Steve Branchflower, satisfying his subpoena.

• Bailey’s cell phone records for calls between Feb. 1 and March 31: Phone company ACS has turned records over to Branchflower.

• John Bitney, Palin’s former legislative liaison, now aide to House Speaker John Harris: Questioned in Branchflower’s office, satisfying his subpoena.

• Murlene Wilkes, owner of Harbor Adjustment Service, an Anchorage business with a state contract to process workers’ compensation claims: Scheduled to give statement Friday to Branchflower.

• Todd Palin, the governor’s husband: Served with subpoena but hasn’t given statement and didn’t appear before the committee as ordered Friday to testify.

• Randy Ruaro, Palin’s deputy chief of staff: Served with subpoena but hasn’t given statement and didn’t appear before the committee as ordered Friday to testify.

• Ivy Frye, a Palin special assistant: Served with subpoena but hasn’t given statement and didn’t appear before the committee as ordered Friday to testify.

• Annette Kreitzer, state administration commissioner: Not yet served with subpoena.

• Dianne Kiesel, a state human resources manager: Not yet served with subpoena.

• Nicki Neal, state personnel and labor relations director: Not yet served with subpoena.

• Brad Thompson, state risk management director: Not yet served with subpoena.

• Mike Nizich, Palin’s chief of staff: Not yet served with subpoena.

• Kris Perry, director of the governor’s Anchorage office: Not yet served with subpoena.

• Janice Mason, Palin’s scheduler and executive secretary: Not yet served with subpoena.