Well, Pam Gellar’s article is not accurate. She has no original information in the article, she is just repeating what is stated in the Washington Times article, but conflating the two separate cases that were talked about in that article.
Listen, these facts aren’t in question. Harris’ arrest report is publicly available, and his case didn’t have anything to do with Brennan’s employees who breached the passport records. Those employees didn’t work for the State Department, and they didn’t need to have any contact in the Statement Department, because Brennan’s firm had direct access to the passport records.
The only reason they are being confused is because of the Washington Times article, and the Times printed a later clarification stating the cases were unrelated:
” Mr. Harris was fatally shot in Northeast Washington in April. Police at the time said they had no information linking his shooting to his involvement in the passport case.
The breach came to light in March around the same time The Times first reported that three State Department contract employees were being investigated for improperly accessing the passport data of presidential candidates Sens. Barack Obama, John McCain and Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Mr. McCormack said the cases are not related.”
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2008/nov/01/security-breach-threatens-passport-applicants/
Interesting.
Any update on Los Angeles County coroner’s official Michael Cormier?
At the time, they said he was “rushed to the hospital with suspected arsenic poisoning, then died.”
Apparently that was “within hours of” the Breitbart autopsy report getting released by the LA Coroner’s office the same day.