The letter was from one PI to the Attorney General of the United States Department of Justice, who seemingly properly propelled the letter to the Assistant Attorney General Mueller, who processed the letter directly to the Justice Department Criminal Division, headed by Deputy Assistant Attorney General John Keeney.
Together Asst AG Mueller and DAAG Keeney respond to the private investigator regarding his attached materials and cite there is no evidence to justify the charge of obstruction of justice.
They appeal for any new evidence about kidnappings to be directed to the local FBI.
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Sounds perfectly reasonable to me as the DC Justice command center is not a catch all for individuals to contact, when they really want to get the eye of and to lean on a governor, a senator and an attorney in Nebraska and intimidate two FBI Agencies in California and in Nebraska, which the PI CC’d.
PI looks to have been already unconvincing elsewhere, or had a lot of nerve to start at the top and expect all doors to process his poor exhibits of evidence to match his lofty charges against Two different states FBI agencies.
Can we imagine how many irate goof balls may write the US Attorney General with some elaborate tragedy because they can’t sell their case to local law enforcement, or to their state congressional representative?
What is missing here is the whole story on the PI.
I’m not sure what you’re quoting, Rita, above the ***** line. That wasn’t anything I said.
Context?
Excellent points Rita. Thank you for that context!