has a copy and the landlord has the original. The landlord claims that
no government office supplied a warrant or other legal request for the
document. This was just a rental agreement so I don't see why it would
be public record like a house deed.
I'm guessing someone may have done some "social engineering" to get a
copy if the lease. Like how the old phone phreakers used to get
passwords. Just call the receptionist, say you are some big shot and
sway them into faxing you the document.
-----Original Message-----
From: dana tierney [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 06, 2003 8:59 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re:The Damasus Holiday Inn...
It's a good question. A better one is how did they even know about the
lease. They aren't recorded anywhere in Canada either, right? Makes me
wonder if there was some surveillance of the guy who was the witness,
and if so what THAT was about. Even assuming that guy #1 is suspected of
being a bad guy why put guy #2 in harm's way by drawing the attention of
the Americans to him, over nothing more than a lease? I mean... suppose
my landlord has ties to Mexican revolutionaries? How would I know? But
our names are still on a piece of paper together....
Dana
>There was an update published on the Toronto Star's website today. The
>main concern seems to be how a copy of the lease was obtained. They
>seem to think that the RCMP or CSIS obtained a copy illegally and
>passed that on to US officials.
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