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To: Cboldt; Iscool; Jane Long

The crime is what he lied about. And, worse yet, his motive for commiting that crime. That should be the focus for corruption

2 of the 3 "lies" are a he/said she/said or circumstancial. May not even be accepted in a criminal court. Workplace? Yes.

No defending, just broadening the scope of the event

1,185 posted on 04/19/2018 6:21:13 PM PDT by saywhatagain

To: saywhatagain

Misleading an investigator into the source of a LEGAL leak is a crime. See Scooter Libby.

1,187 posted on 04/19/2018 6:23:16 PM PDT by Cboldt

To: saywhatagain

1,189 posted on 04/19/2018 6:23:37 PM PDT by aMorePerfectUnion (Q is Admiral Michael S. Rogers)

To: saywhatagain

It’s not always the crime. Sometimes it’s the cover up. 😏

1,199 posted on 04/19/2018 6:29:26 PM PDT by Jane Long (Praise God, from whom ALL blessings flow.)

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