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I learned from the Clinton White House that if there was something bad, they would obscure it, if it was more than bad, they would delay it, and if it was very bad, they would stonewall it. In today's politics they can even call it critical to national security and bury it, which seems to be rumored about some of the info that some of the media has sought on this case and the "House of Death" case.

One of the CNN legal analysts on Lou Dobb's show said he was unaware of a case this controversial that had taken so long to be released. Since it is my understanding that an appeal can not be made until the transcript is released, I think it is an additional miscarriage of justice for the Agents to have been incarcerated before they had exhausted their appeals.

Well, there is something else though about the timeline. While the case ended in the spring, they agents did not go to prison until this year. So they weren't incarcerated for that long before their appeal was started. Why was their incarceration delayed so long, and could that be the same reason the transcripts took so long?