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To: Donald Stone
"I have the evidence and know the agents by name, in addition to the fact that two other business people would be more than willing to testify against certain of these FBI agents in a court of law."

So how do you know the guy in the car didn't say the same thing? Be careful there, it's not like the FBI is going to investigate the FBI. Any agency which might hear your grievance would be under the DOJ as well.

116 posted on 03/02/2002 5:51:47 PM PST by Justa
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To: Justa
I think overall the FBI in Maryland may be in deep trouble.

In the Spring of 2001 the DOJ had launched an investigation into the former U.S. Attorney for Maryland, Lynne Battaglia,(now a MD. Court of Appeals judge) her Chief of White Collar Crimes, Dale Kelberman and the Head of the Maryland State Police,David B. Mitchell for alleged corruption.

I haven't heard anything about the outcome of this DOJ investigation so it may be closed or still active.

If the U.S. Attorneys are corrupt,so are the FBI agents that worked under them, they go hand in hand.

122 posted on 03/02/2002 6:16:38 PM PST by Donald Stone
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To: Justa
Obviously the FBI can't be trusted to investigate FBI corruption, but there is a legal & lawful way to make a bunch of corrupt FBI agents very uncomfortable.
155 posted on 03/03/2002 7:56:26 AM PST by Donald Stone
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