When the FBI Framed Four Innocent Men And how John Durham uncovered shocking FBI crimes

technofog.substack.com ^ | 6/21/2021 | Techno Fog

[bitt]

This is the story of how the FBI framed four innocent men for murder, destroyed families, and tried to cover it up. It’s also the story of the convergence of John Durham and Robert Mueller: how Durham uncovered the FBI’s crimes and how Robert Mueller’s FBI disputed the innocence of the men the FBI framed.

The FBI knocked and Mike Albano opened the door. It was 1983. As a member of the Massachusetts State Parole Board, Albano thought he had been doing his job when he looked into voting to commute the sentence of Peter Limone, who along with Joseph Salvati, Henry Tameleo, and Louis Greco, had been convicted for the murder of Teddy Deegan in 1965.

Those convictions never sat right with Albano – he was savvy to Massachusetts and the convergence of the Mob and law enforcement. His suspicions of the convictions, and sympathy to the four men, only grew when he met with Greco, who proclaimed his innocence and said “he wanted to live one day as a free man, just one day.”1

FBI special agents John Morris and John Connolly weren’t there just say hello or to discuss the details of the case (a state case, not a federal case). There was a darker purpose: straight-up intimidation. Threats that it wouldn’t be good for Albano’s career if he voted for commutation.

To Albano’s credit, he voted to commute the sentence of Limone. This particular petition for commutation (Limone filed six in total that were all rejected) was denied by Governor Michael Dukakis after the FBI and then-U.S. Attorney Bill Weld put on the pressure, alleging that Limone was guilty of the Deegan murder, had been involved in commissioning the murder of Joseph “The Animal” Barboza, and would return with seniority to Boston’s organized crime structure if he was freed.

The Parole Board also voted in favor of two commutation petitions by Greco. The first was denied by Governor Michael Dukakis, the second denied by Governor Bill Weld. There was no ruling on the third commutation petition filed by Greco in 1995. He died soon after it was filed. Greco’s plea to Albano, that he live “just one day” as a free man, was never granted.

To understand this case and the FBI’s efforts to intimidate Albano, you have to go back to the 1960s. J. Edgar Hoover was the FBI Director and made it a focus of his to take down La Cosa Nostra – the Italian Mob – by any means necessary. To achieve this goal the FBI used criminal informants.

The Teddy Deegan Murder

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[Albion Wilde]

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[left that other site]

I recently read several books about the mob in Boston, and Mueller’s name came up in all of them.

[zeugma]

To understand this case and the FBI’s efforts to intimidate Albano, you have to go back to the 1960s. J. Edgar Hoover was the FBI Director and made it a focus of his to take down La Cosa Nostra – the Italian Mob – by any means necessary.

The government hates competition in it's criminal enterprise.

[zeugma]

My information is that Horiuchi was also at Waco; he was set away from the main action and attention as a sniper covering a rear exit from the compound - to insure that no one could escape the fire that way.

I believe that is the exit where they found the bodies of burnt children. Memory fades with the years.

You are correct. Lon Houruchi is a government assassin.

[Pajamajan]

Found out the FIB was up to no good:

........... And?..........Then?.....So?.......................................................(crickets chirping)............................

[Sirius Lee]

So durham uncovered shocking FBI crimes and then what? Did he prosecute anybody?

[Trump Girl Kit Cat]

This IS the absolute BEST laughing meme EVER!!!

[JayAr36]

Isn’t John Durham the one who has his face on the milk cartons?

[WASCWatch]

Don’t forget the the men framed were awarded a total of $101 million dollars for violations of their constitutional rights.

The judge asked their attorney what he thought was fair. Attorney asked for $1 million for every year. He probably didn’t think he’d get it, and to his surprise, the Judge said he thought that was reasonable.

The DOJ attorneys were gobsmacked, but didn’t object. The Federal Judge was furious with the DOJ

[WASCWatch]

There were 3-4 FBI Agents that got long sentences. Mueller should have gone to prison, too.

[Kickass Conservative]

Remember, it’s okay to hate the Government as much as the Government hates you.

Well, it used to be. Now you are labeled an Insurrectionist for expressing your opinion and half the brain washed Population is apparently fine and dandy with it.

Meanwhile, the Vermin who Vote the way the Government wants them to Vote can commit cold blooded Murder on Video and the slavish Media just yawns.

Propaganda isn’t just what they tell you, it’s what they choose not to tell you.

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[Chaguito]

Look at Walter’s eyes — has anyone ever seen him and Biden at the same time?

[piasa]

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