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Old 07-25-2001, 04:14 PM   #1
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Hide evidence is ordinary for FBI. In McVeigh's case, it used for some other purpose.(Do you think 25 days delay of execution is enough for lawyer to review and study thousands page of document in such a big case?) It's a tactic of FBI to use a big case to appeal public's attraction from some other case. They need a big case on June 11 to cover another frame case which they planed to kill people in custody. This is the way how secret police operates.

Here is an example how they hide evidence to try to murder a black man.

Reference: "Pratt, New book examines role of FBI".( San Jose Mercury News, Oct. 8, 2000. page 1A and page 10A) (Pratt was a Black Panther member)

In article,"In one agency(FBI) memo, dated Nov. 25 of that year, Hoover ordered his agents of submit "imaginative and hard-hitting measures aimed at crippling the BPP," such dirty tricks included anonymous mailings, paid informants, burglaries, surveillance, taps, bugs and mail openings."

"Pratt was sentenced to death for a murder case in Santa Monica. He, as a matter of fact, was in a meeting in Oakland, hundreds miles away from the murder site that night. FBI taped that meeting but hid the evidence. The government most likely would have executed an innocent man if the U.S. Supreme Court had not temporarily suspended capital punishment in the early 1970s. Last July, L.A. City Council approved its share of 4.5million settlement for his wrongful incarceration. The rest came from the FBI which hid evidence."

Pratt luckily survives. How many people died in framed cases?

If this is not an 'attemptting murder', then what is it? Yet nobody takes responsibility. And not much people know it.
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