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Nita! Long time no hear—too long. You two were leaders in that team of wonderful researchers and detectives. We don't see so much of that anymore.

I thought of you when I read this series of posts and my mind went working overtime thinking of Eric Holder being tied in with the cover-up on behalf of jihadists back then and serving under our Islamist precedent now.

I had some short nights’ sleeps with the old info that never made wider public attention and I hope this book takes off big time.

It took me back to the Trentadue murder which reminded me of Chandra Levy's murder and the fact that she was an intern at the Bureau of Prisons while working on a criminology degree and had a (IIRC) PR relationship to the McVeigh case...

I thought of that whole FR investigation coming from a short post by NDCORUPT/RDavis64 (or 84): “Anybody know who had the security concession for the Murrah Building?” And then you and several other great researchers/detectives found Akal... (RDavis got banned for saying too much about GWB. I miss him.)

Here's a short excerpt from a 2004 article at: http://www.nytimes.com/2004/09/28/business/28sikh.html

“The compound is also home to Akal Security, wholly owned by the Sikh Dharma and one of the nation's fastest-growing security companies, benefiting from a surge in post-9/11 business. With 12,000 employees and over $1 billion in federal contracts, Akal specializes in protecting vital and sensitive government sites, from military installations to federal courts to airports and water supply systems.”

Scary. Anyway, it's great to know you're still here!