[muawiyah]

The site in question had the article with the three names and addresses up for several weeks after 9/11.

Even the format was copied.

A gentleman I worked with discovered this. He did a "search" on the internet for any site that displayed the addresses exactly as shown in the letters. He found all three names and addresses in a single article formated the way they are done on the letters.

Anytime you come up with a really transparant, and stupid "Blame the Jews" element in anything, it's usually a bunch of Arab Moslems doing the job.

[wideminded]

Let us suppose that someone who was not extremely familiar with American culture used an article from this site for the addresses. And let us suppose that they selected the site for anti-semitic reasons. It still seems like a pretty obscure site for them to choose. Perhaps the article was published elsewhere?

Also, as Hatfill was named as a "person of interest" by the FBI, I wonder if they even followed this other lead. But perhaps the removal of the article was at their request.