Pilots Arrested for Disability Payments

On Tue, 19 Jul 2005 19:42:25 GMT, "Hilton"
wrote:
:http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050719/...ility_payments

So much for only using the information to find terrorists.

They can't FIND the terrorists. So they arrest who is convenient. Law
enforcement works this way.

Take the Jon Benet murder. They couldn't find the murderer, so who did
they arrest? The JOURNALISTS!

Doug wrote:

They can't FIND the terrorists. So they arrest who is convenient. Law
enforcement works this way.

Take the Jon Benet murder. They couldn't find the murderer, so who did
they arrest? The JOURNALISTS!

On Wed, 20 Jul 2005 11:33:05 GMT, kontiki
wrote:



Doug wrote:

They can't FIND the terrorists. So they arrest who is convenient. Law
enforcement works this way.

Take the Jon Benet murder. They couldn't find the murderer, so who did
they arrest? The JOURNALISTS!


And???

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"Doug" wrote in message
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They can't FIND the terrorists. So they arrest who is convenient. Law
enforcement works this way.

Take the Jon Benet murder. They couldn't find the murderer, so who did
they arrest? The JOURNALISTS!

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Doug, Doug, Doug.....in the JBR case, they have yet to establish that it was
a murder, let alone arrest anyone. White, the journalist that you
mentioned, was a close friend of John's and was at the home on the night
that the body was discovered. He turned against the Ramsey's and led the
charge to have a Special Prosecutor appointed. He was also the target of an
accusation of child sexual abuse in California. The police and the DA's
office have been at each other's throat's for years over this case .

Law enforcement works this way, and I can tell you from the perspective of
having worn a badge and gun to work for a long time: Crimes are solved in
two ways, the old fashioned way and the high tech way. The old fashioned
way is for someone to tell you what happened. In the high tech way, someone
calls you on the phone and tells you what happened. The JOURNALIST that you
mentioned plead guilty to a charge of failure to answer a subpoena on a
Ramsey-related case. He didn't think that he had anything important to say
to the judge so he just didn't go.....he received an invitation to a party
and didn't RSVP. That's a no-no in the court system and judges take it as
an affront.

Before you cast aspersions on law enforcement in the general way in which
you did it, get your facts straight. The JBR case has already cost a whole
pile of money and there are other crimes to solve out there.

Stephen
Foley, Alabama

They certainly established that it was a murder. The girl was found
found beaten and strangled in her own basement. You must be thinking
of someone else.