[ConservativeMan55]

Robert Parton, a lawyer and former FBI agent who resigned last month as senior investigative counsel for the inquiry, gave the documents to U.S. lawmakers even though he signed a confidentiality agreement when he was hired and certified when he left that he possessed no documents related to his work.

[So Cal Rocket]

Robert Parton, a lawyer and former FBI agent who resigned last month as senior investigative counsel for the inquiry, gave the documents to U.S. lawmakers even though he signed a confidentiality agreement when he was hired and certified when he left that he possessed no documents related to his work.

You watch... the Leftist UN Apologists will make how he obtained the documents the issue, rather than what's contained in the documents. Just ask Manuel Miranda.

[Frank_Discussion]

I think he's going to need to be a client of a witness protection program realll soon...

[Lancey Howard]

....Parton gave his committee the papers after getting a subpoena last Friday..... Attorney Davis said Parton had been told he would be held in contempt of Congress if he informed the Volcker panel or the United Nations of the subpoena before providing the documents..... Hyde provided no details about the papers' contents but said he hoped there would be no attempt by the Volcker panel or the United Nations to punish Parton.

That is VERY interesting.

[dts32041]

Whistle blower protection for this whistle-blower?

[Wolfstar]

...gave the documents to U.S. lawmakers even though he signed a confidentiality agreement when he was hired and certified when he left that he possessed no documents related to his work.

In other words, he decided not to participate in the cover up any longer.

[pierrem15]

Such agreements are void if they involve criminal conduct like concealing or abetting a crime.