You're right Dave. I know what a "conspiracy" is .... :)
Snip: "Investigators will have to prove the man they arrested is the same Andrew McCrae who admitting on the Web to killing the officer, but police indicated they believe he is. A fugitive warrant from California named McCrae, and Concord Police Chief Jerry Madden referred reporters to the Web site when asked who he was. "From the article posted at #5 above.
Snip: The incorporation papers, filed in Concord on Nov. 7, list addresses in Loudon, N.H., and Olympia, Wash. The contact phone number listed for McCrae in Olympia did not answer Tuesday morning. From the article posted at #5 above.
The Declaration of a Renewed American Independence by Andrew McCrae • Monday November 25, 2002 at 07:34 PM"From indymedia.org
"We apologize to the family and friends of the Police Officer that we killed in Red Bluff, California." From indymedia above, and from the email sent to me.
To incorporate anywhere, you must have a board of directors, and officers (which can be one and the same). To the best of my knowledge, officers must consist of at minimum, a President/CEO, Secretary and Treasurer. According to the law in most states, a President/CEO can fill any other office concurrently, EXCEPT the position of Secretary. Thus you would require a minimum of 2 people to be legally incorporated.
From: mitch stevens < americanresistance@yahoo.com >
Subject: Motives behind violent political action in Red Bluff, CA. From the email sent to me.
Unless the "Mitch Stevens" name is a nom de guerre (and ol' Andrew had no problem posting under his real name at indymedia) this would seem to indicate at LEAST 2 people are/were involved with the killing of Officer Mobilio.
Unless or until it is proven that ol' Andy acted alone, prudence dictates that we should presume more than 1 participant.
As I said in my initial post, the investigation is ongoing. There are MANY, MANY questions that must be answered before putting this investigation to rest.
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