Monday, November 28, 2011

FBI put pressure on Newsweek to keep details of PATCON Brown's Ferry Nuclear conspiracy quiet.

Sources tell Sispey Street that the home of John Matthews' daughter was broken into over the weekend and although a television, an X-box and a small steel lockbox containing papers and a handgun were stolen, the burglars left behind prescription pain medicine, cash, and other valuable items. It wasn't because the burglars didn't find them, for "the entire place was completely trashed, they even tore apart the beds and bedding," said one source. "It was as if they were searching for something they didn't find it," the source said.

Other sources tell Sipsey Street that private email files belonging to Matthews and people who have corresponded with him have literally disappeared from folders on home computers without explanation.

When I informed another DC source of mine of these developments, he commented, "Well, they're either looking for more documents they think Matthews has hidden or they are just trying to send a message that they can get to his daughter so he'd better shut up." The source then added, rhetorically, "Do you really think that the FBI ever gave up the black bag job as a tool of enforcement?" He paused, and added, "And I don't mean law enforcement."

4 comments:

  1. Those missing files...I bet they have Itunes on their computers.

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  2. Apple iTunes flaw 'allowed government spying for 3 years

    http://thedorkfishexpress.blogspot.com/2011/11/apple-spy-agencies.html

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