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Tony Soprano Channeling Sam Spade (Re Sgt. Gottlieb - NY Times Star Witness, Duke Rape Hoax)
Liestoppers ^ | 08-26-2006 | Tony Soprano of Court TV Board Fame

Posted on 08/26/2006 9:33:29 PM PDT by Ken H

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The dastardly New York Times has struck again! In the Court of Public Opinion, they present as their star witness one Sergeant Mark Gottlieb, chief investigator of the Duke rape hoax.

In this thread we shall examine the character and integrity of Herr Gottlieb, whose notes form the lynch pin of the prosecution's case.

1 posted on 08/26/2006 9:33:30 PM PDT by Ken H
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To: abb; Alia; Hogeye13; pepperhead; Mike Nifong; xoxoxox; Enterprise; maggief; Mad-Margaret; ...

Round up the usual suspects!


2 posted on 08/26/2006 9:47:03 PM PDT by Ken H
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To: Ken H
"Round up the usual suspects!"

LOL - how did you know where to find me?

3 posted on 08/26/2006 9:49:01 PM PDT by Enterprise (Let's not enforce laws that are already on the books, let's just write new laws we won't enforce.)
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To: Ken H

It is a funny if sad historical fiction post. The story of Gottliebs accident in Raliegh is new to me, but not that surprising that police departments in cities that close scratch each others backs.


4 posted on 08/26/2006 9:49:47 PM PDT by JLS
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To: Ken H

It always happens. Have a deepmoomentandit is right after the new thread.

So I am bringing it here.

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To: xoxoxox; All
All graduates of the Jesse Jackson School of Shakedown.

If you don't kiss their collective ass, they assume the right to destroy you.







The alledged rape and everything growing from that is an explosive story, no doubt.

But the bigger story is the corruption. Durham is corrupt to the core.

I'm at the point now where I think let the lawyers take care of the boys. They have good lawyers. The bigger battle is against the corruption.

Gottlieb tried to bring the Duke cops into the collective bargaining unit. Duke was not too crazy about that. Gottlieb lost that battle.

This is not the first Duke incident he has investigated.

He depises Duke. He does not care about AV's claim of rape. He does not care about Nifong's case. He does not give a flying f___ about the guilt or innocence of the lax players.

He wants to shove it up Duke's ass. In fact, Nifong might even been his dupe at first. Gottlieb might know where the bodies are buried (so to speak) and may have threatened to dig up a few graves.

And what is going on at NCCU? Brian Taylor, the pimp, driving Ms Medina. How is it that a known pimp is ignored by the local media?

The press, the cops, even the administration at NCCU have given him cover. Someone is protecting him and it is a group effort.

And while av's peers are pissing and moaning about the sexual degradation of one of their own by the rich white boys, the poor black boys are pimping their sustahs.

There has to be a common element in the DPD, city government and NCCU. They are all corrupt, but I want to know who the dirty one is.

That's the big story. The lax boys are in good hands. But unless the bigger story is exposed nothing in Durham will change.

It's about organized crime, drugs and prostitution. Someone is getting rich off of it.
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Third time's a charm


5 posted on 08/26/2006 9:51:25 PM PDT by Protect the Bill of Rights
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To: Protect the Bill of Rights

deepmoomentandit

SHOULD BE:

deep moment and it

(no other comment)


6 posted on 08/26/2006 9:52:45 PM PDT by Protect the Bill of Rights
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What are the odds John Q Public would not get a ticket?

7,000 damages total is not a small fender bender.

Who called the cops? Did Gottlieb? Did he call the cops or a cop buddy?


7 posted on 08/26/2006 9:55:19 PM PDT by Protect the Bill of Rights
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To: Enterprise
how did you know where to find me?

Ah, the paging system at Blinco's is working!

8 posted on 08/26/2006 10:04:52 PM PDT by Ken H
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To: Protect the Bill of Rights

Not a problem. We thank you for the hits!


9 posted on 08/26/2006 10:06:28 PM PDT by Ken H
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To: abb; Perdogg

BTW, that was not the official Dukelax pinglist. It was just some names I recalled, so several have been left out.


10 posted on 08/26/2006 10:13:26 PM PDT by Ken H
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To: Protect the Bill of Rights
Before I forget, I meant to include a link to the prior thread:

Files From Duke Rape Case Give Details but No Answers - NY Times

11 posted on 08/26/2006 10:17:14 PM PDT by Ken H
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To: Ken H
Gottlieb Accident Report p.1

Gottlieb Accident Report p.2

Intersection of Lynn and Creedmor

Tony Goes To Blinco's

Remainder to follow later.

12 posted on 08/26/2006 10:31:02 PM PDT by Ken H
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I got to say that accident report is rather lacking in detail. It is interesting, 6AM Gottlieb runs a red light and nails a car and does substantial damage to it. Yet there is no mention if he fell asleep at the wheel or if he was impaired. If he had not been a part in the the racial beating of a fry cook I would think maybe he fell asleep at the wheel just because he was tired. I think Gottlieb might have been boozing it up the night before and still had some in system and had his buddies cover it up.


13 posted on 08/26/2006 10:46:36 PM PDT by pepperhead (Kennedy's float, Mary Jo's don't!)
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To: Ken H
SLUM LORD GETS HUMANITARIAN AWARD (My title)

NAACP NC WEBLOG NETWORK : NAACP WEBCOM

The North Raleigh Hilton (3415 Wake Forest Road in Raleigh, NC 27609) is the site for the 22nd Annual NC NAACP Humanitarian of the Year Banquet. Long time community advocate and statewide  leader, Dr. Lavonia Allison, who is the current president of the Durham committee on the Affairs of Black People will be awarded the 2006 NC NAACP Humanitarian Award. . Recently appointed Justice Patricia Timmons-Goodson, the first African-American woman to serve on the NC State Supreme Court will present the Humanitarian Award to Dr. Allison.

14 posted on 08/26/2006 10:48:57 PM PDT by Protect the Bill of Rights
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To: Ken H
Remainder of links at Liestopper's article:

Blinco's Allegations

Blinco's Allegations, Updated

Baldo Described

Gottlieb Gets Off Again

15 posted on 08/26/2006 10:51:28 PM PDT by Ken H
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To: JLS; Dukie07; Guenevere; Howlin; Locomotive Breath; Jrabbit; investigateworld; maggief; TexKat; ...

Pinging the DukeLax List

http://www.newsobserver.com/100/story/479650.html
Cop says nurse found trauma in Duke case
But investigator's report in lacrosse case contradicts evidence in the prosecutor's files on some key points


16 posted on 08/27/2006 1:30:25 AM PDT by abb (The Dinosaur Media: A One-Way Medium in a Two-Way World)
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http://www.newsobserver.com/137/story/479390.html
Come in; the blog is open

http://www.newsobserver.com/102/story/479635.html
Duke freshmen explore Durham

http://www.sacbee.com/content/news/story/14309633p-15203897c.html
Cops follow texting trail

http://www.thepilot.com/stories/20060826/sports/columns/20060826white.html
GORDON WHITE: World of Sports Plagued By Troublesome, Deceitful Events

http://rdu.news14.com/content/your_news/durhamchapel_hill/?ArID=89836&SecID=42
Off-campus neighborhoods ready for Duke students' return


17 posted on 08/27/2006 1:40:00 AM PDT by abb (The Dinosaur Media: A One-Way Medium in a Two-Way World)
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Smith was troubled by the lack of handwritten notes from Gottlieb, who produced only two pages of handwritten notes to accompany his 33-page typed account. Those two pages, taken on April 27, described a search for a lab to conduct hair analysis.

So this is what the NYTime article did not tell us?

1. Two pages of notes instead of the claimed 3 to backup a 33 page report.

2. The two pages of notes seemingly had little or nothing to do with the subject of the 33 page report.

So we can conclude there are no notes to back up the 33 page report written well after the fact.

Finally, I have to give the N&O credit for doing a much better report on this new information than the NTY did.
18 posted on 08/27/2006 1:41:45 AM PDT by JLS
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http://www.heraldsun.com/durham/4-764476.html
New Duke students lending helping hands

By Ray Gronberg, The Herald-Sun
August 26, 2006 9:48 pm

DURHAM -- Student volunteers from Duke University fanned out into several north Durham neighborhoods Saturday to help residents with their yard work.

The effort, sponsored by Keep Durham Beautiful Inc. and Duke's Community Service Center, targeted the Old Farm neighborhood and several subdivisions along Holt School Road and was intended to benefit elderly and disabled homeowners.

Organizers expected about 100 students to participate. A group of about 35 descended on the Old Farm neighborhood. The students split up into five teams to cover as many houses as they could in the four hours allotted to the project.

One team converged on the home of Old Well Street resident Betty Williams, who's disabled and has been preoccupied by her 81-year-old mother's hospitalization for a stroke. A couple of students split off to work at a house across the street.

The Duke students said they welcomed a chance to lend a hand. "Durham is going to be my home for the next four years," Kaitlyn Shackelton, a freshman from Reno, Nev., said when asked why she volunteered to participate in the effort. "I figured, 'Anything to pitch in.' "

Organizers worked with the Old Farm Neighborhood Association to identify homeowners who could use the help. The predominantly black neighborhood is mostly middle class, but association leaders said they felt the volunteer effort was well-targeted.

They said helping and staying in touch with the neighborhood's elderly residents was an important community stabilization measure.

The neighborhood has "been nice, but it's getting older and things are changing," said Carolyn Young, an Old Farm Neighborhood Association activist who was working with Shackelton and the rest of the team at the Williams house. "When we moved out here, this was the area to move into. Old Farm was it, and we want to help it keep that reputation."

Duke students have participated in similar clean-ups in years past, but this year campus leaders elected to make the effort part of the school's orientation week activities for freshmen.

The so-called "Into the City" effort, which on Saturday also included several faculty-led tours of different parts of Durham, has gotten increased attention this year in the wake of last spring's rape charges against members of the Duke lacrosse team.

But Carly Wheeler, a junior from San Diego, said campus leaders were thinking about holding a cleanup effort during orientation week before the lacrosse scandal broke.

"It's something the First-Year Advisory Counselor board and the university had been discussing for awhile," Wheeler said, adding that the point of the change was to "incorporate community service" into the orientation effort.

URL for this article: http://www.heraldsun.com/durham/4-764476.html


http://www.heraldsun.com/durham/4-764485.html
Black advocacy groups applauded

BY RAY GRONBERG, The Herald-Sun
August 26, 2006 10:46 pm

DURHAM -- The need for groups like the Durham Committee on the Affairs of Black People hasn't diminished in the 71 years since its formation, the president of the South Carolina chapter of the NAACP told members at the committee's anniversary dinner Saturday.

That's because the problems facing blacks are just as dire as they were in the midst of the Great Depression or at the dawn of the 20th century, keynote speaker Lonnie Randolph told the packed house at Greater Emmanuel Family Life Enrichment Center.

Randolph, who's gained notice for leading the battle against the South Carolina state government's continued use of the Confederate battle flag, singled out the country's education system as being a continued impediment to the progress of blacks.

"Education in this country is still a mockery," he said. "Our children ? are in poor educational environments, unfunded environments, [with] unqualified people in those environments, incompetent people as administrators and principals in those environments. Our school system is still under siege."

Groups like the Durham Committee matter because they hold public officials accountable for their actions, Randolph said.

"You hold the reins," he said. "When they no longer answer to your requests, get you a new model."

The Durham Committee's perceived clout is still strong enough that Saturday's dinner was attended by an array of local, state and federal officials -- mainly Democrats -- that included U.S. Rep. David Price and N.C. Supreme Court Chief Justice Sarah Parker.

Gov. Mike Easley and Lt. Gov. Beverly Perdue penned letters of greeting that appeared in the banquet program distributed to those present, and many officials who are running for office this fall or who anticipate running sometime in the near future purchased full-page advertisements in the program.

Officials like state Rep. Larry Hall, District Attorney Mike Nifong, City Councilman Mike Woodard and Police Chief Steve Chalmers worked the room, leaving few hands unshaken.

The committee is coming off a May primary that saw four of the five candidates it endorsed for the top offices on the ballot -- all three school board selections and its pick for district attorney -- go down to defeat. But Randolph said the group's continued influence remained obvious.

Of the elected or would-be elected officials present, "several of them told me they didn't have any choice but to be here tonight if they had any chance of winning," Randolph said. "I'm glad to know there are groups and individuals holding public officials accountable."

North Carolina NAACP President William Barber introduced Randolph and hit on the same point.

"There's always the need for somebody to take a special look, not just at how policies impact the community, but at how they affect minorities," Barber said. "Somebody needs to go back and read the fine print and make sure they include everybody. Somebody needs to call on counties and communities to stop for a minute and make sure in the actions they carry out that they don't disenfranchise a whole people."

The Durham committee, Barber added, has a clear history of "demanding a second look."

In his comments, Randolph said the country's efforts to guarantee equal rights continued to fall short, in ways that can be measured by economic and health care statistics.

He made it clear that he believed few institutions were blameless, including churches and the black middle and upper classes.

Civil-rights pioneers "made a substantial investment in us, but I'm deeply troubled because I don't see a return on that investment," Randolph said.

In the schools, "too many adults are missing in action," and in the pulpit, "some people become so heavenly bound they don't do no earthly good," he said.

He faulted a preoccupation with individualism at the expense of community, among both whites and blacks. "Far too many of us are an impediment to progress because of our selfish ways, our bigoted ways, our mean-spirited ways and our greed," he said.

URL for this article: http://www.heraldsun.com/durham/4-764485.html


19 posted on 08/27/2006 1:42:41 AM PDT by abb (The Dinosaur Media: A One-Way Medium in a Two-Way World)
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That's what it looks like. With all the lies Gottlieb told in his opus, he'll have a hell of a time keeping the story straight on cross...


20 posted on 08/27/2006 1:44:16 AM PDT by abb (The Dinosaur Media: A One-Way Medium in a Two-Way World)
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