[Ursus arctos horribilis]

In the WAPO story, he said on 3rd Mar. 2004 he was in Houston, TX to pick up the memos, then drove back to Baird, TX, stopping along the way to make copies and burn the originals.

But, it seems the day before on Mar. 2nd, 2004 he bought a cow at an auction in Fullerton, Ne. As another Freeper pointed out, he sure was a quick traveling man???

http://www.ebersale.com/salesresults/gonsior/

"Lot # 50 Meyers Black Destiny 806A Female $2500
Meyers Blk Coalminer 728 X Meyer Ranch 400
Buyer: Bill Burkett, Baird, TX"

Fullerton, NE is one hell of a long ways from Baird, TX.

[Congressman Billybob]

If Burkett bought that cow in Nebraska, rather than having an agent buy it in his name (which is not uncommon), you have a real get here. But it up in the blogosphere and see what falls out of the tree.

Congressman Billybob

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[Diddle E. Squat]

see post #25

[Miss Marple]

Iowa Granny knows a bit about livestock auctions. Do cattle buyers normally purchase in person, or do they buy based on breeding lines over the internet or by phone?

[pepperdog]

"Lot # 50 Meyers Black Destiny 806A Female $2500
Meyers Blk Coalminer 728 X Meyer Ranch 400
Buyer: Bill Burkett, Baird, TX"

Fullerton, NE is one hell of a long ways from Baird, TX.

Aren't there some freepers in NE who can find out if he was actually there on March 2nd?