Reply #250: Fitzgerald did it [View All]

[H2O Man]

the same way any good investigator breaks an organization. Remember, evereyone from top to bottom knows to lie. But people at the bottom aren't as well-trained at it. They always mess-up on something. And then you call them in, to a very small room, and get face to face, with prolonged eye contact that makes all un-trained folks very anxious, and you say, "Sport, we have you on this lie. You are facing serious charges. We have several other witnesses, and we'll put your ass in the slammer. So here's what we're going to do. You have 24 hours to get yourself a lawyer, and you tell that lawyer everything you know, in the strictest confidence. Because after the Christmas holiday, you're going in front of the grand jury. Ask your attorney about the penalty for perjury. You can leave now. Have a nice day."

That person speaks to their attorney. He contacts DoJ and says, "Let's make a deal."

Once you turn one tile at the lowest level, you do the same thing, up and up the line.

As we know from our previous discussions, and which I documented, this happened in December of 2003.