Three new pages step forward
By Michelle Malkin · October 05, 2006 06:07 PM
One was interviewed by the FBI this week, reports ABC News, which said the agents had a six-page list of questions about Foley and the Internet exhchanges:
"I was seventeen years old and just returned to [my home state] when Foley began to e-mail me, asking if I had ever seen my page roommates naked and how big their penises were," said the page in the 2002 class.
The former page also said Foley told him that if he happened to be in Washington, D.C., he could stay at Foley's home if he "would engage in oral sex" with Foley.
...The second page who talked with ABC News, a graduate of the 2000 page class, says Foley actually visited the old page dorm and offered rides to events in his BMW.
"His e-mails developed into sexually explicit conversations, and he asked me for photographs of my erect penis," the former page said.
The page said Foley maintained e-mail contact with him even after he started college and arranged a sexual liaison after the page had turned 18.
The third page interviewed by ABC News, a graduate of the 1998 page class, said Foley's instant messages began while he was a senior in high school.
"Foley would say he was sitting in his boxers and ask what I was wearing," the page said.
"This was no prank."
http://blogs.abcnews.com/theblotter/2006/10/three_more_form.html
Hat tip: Allah Pundit, with comprehensive coverage
http://hotair.com/archives/2006/10/05/foleymania-thursday-all-purpose-thread/
Notice that none of them come forth with their names (although they're all now between 21 and 24,25 years old). ABC claims that the accusations are based on verbal accounts of e-mails (where are the original e-mails? How has this been verified?) One of the men was 17 but his state was not mentioned, which leads me to believe he was of the age of consent in his state. The other mentions that Foley did not directly proposition him until he was over 18.
Again, where's the story here?
Oh, yeah, and depositions taken by the FBI ~ ABC has them?
I think I'll believe that someday but not at the moment.
Michelle is fast revealing herself as a hack.
It is one thing to be right about border security, but the majority of Americans are right about border security. When she decides *maybe* she's like to remain relevent, she'll stop trying to spin for ABC/DNC.