It’s going to be difficult for Sarah Palin to continue to deny her involvement in Troopergate. According to the Washington Post, Walt Monegan has not only shown copies of Sarah Palin’s emails to the newspaper, but has turned them over to investigators in Alaska as well.

Yahoo News Reports:

Former Public Safety Commissioner Walt Monegan showed copies of the e-mails to The Washington Post. He didn’t provide copies to the newspaper, but said he has turned copies over to an investigator probing the firing for the Legislature.

Monegan has said he felt pressured by Palin family members and her administration to fire Trooper Mike Wooten, whom they say threatened to kill Palin’s father, among other accusations, all taking place before she became governor. Monegan was fired by Palin in July.

The Post reported on its Web site that the e-mails were sent from Palin’s personal Yahoo account. In one, dated Feb. 7, 2007, it says of the investigation of Wooten: “This trooper is still out on the street, in fact he’s been promoted.”

“It was a joke, the whole long ‘investigation’ of him,” says the e-mail, sent giving Monegan permission to speak before a bill being heard by the Legislature. “This is the same trooper who’s out there today telling people the new administration is going to destroy the trooper organization, and that he’d ‘never work for that b ‘,” Palin’.)”

The second e-mail was sent July 17, 2007, discussing a bill before lawmakers that would prevent the mentally ill from having guns.

The e-mail says the first thought “went to my ex-brother-in-law, the trooper, who threatened to kill my dad yet was not even reprimanded by his bosses and still to this day carried a gun, of course.”

It’s reported that the State of Alaska, is spending $95,000 to assist Sarah Palin in her legal battle. She is currently under investigation for using her position as Governor to get her ex brother in law fired. According to Walt Monegan, when he didn’t cooperate, he was fired instead.

Sounds pretty spiteful. Tonight at the Republican convention, Sarah Palin slammed Obama for his “Audacity of Hope.” Other media reports called her “shrill” and “mean spirited.” Stay tuned, the convention continues tomorrow.