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OKC BOMBING FALLOUT

Freeh 'a criminal'?

Klayman, Fitton, Limbaugh, Chastain blast FBI for withholding evidence

http://wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=22814

By Toby Westerman

Recently resigned FBI Director Louis Freeh "is a criminal" who has committed
"acts of gross negligence" and "recklessness" during his eight years as head
of the agency, according to Larry Klayman, Chairman and General Council of
Judicial Watch, a public interest group.

The actions of the FBI in recent years have also called into question the
justifiability of the death penalty, Klayman charges. Referring to the
five-month delay between the recovery of the McVeigh files and their release
to the court, Klayman asserted, "when the government starts playing games
like this, one has to start questioning . the death penalty. What about a
similar situation," he asked, "with an honest individual where evidence is
being held back?"

Klayman's statements were made during Saturday's Judicial Watch radio
broadcast.

Klayman participated in a panel discussion on Freeh and the recent
appearance of more than 3,000 pages of evidence pertinent to the Timothy
McVeigh Oklahoma City bombing investigation.

Tom Fitton, president of Judicial Watch, and Jane Chastain, WorldNetDaily
columnist and talk show host, joined Klayman. David Limbaugh, best-selling
author of "Absolute Power," also appeared on an interview segment.

Klayman condemned the FBI's mishandling of the errant files; the agency took
months to release the documents to both the defense and prosecution in the
McVeigh case. Reports state that the files, made public May 10, had been
rediscovered as early as December 2000.

"There's no way accidents like this happen," Klayman asserted, describing as
"completely despicable" Freeh's May 1 announcement of his resignation as
head of the FBI without informing President Bush of the existence of the
still-undisclosed McVeigh files.

The way Freeh "sits on things and lies to the president of the United States
by not bringing it to his attention is, in my view, criminal," Klayman
stated.

Referring to the newly released McVeigh files, Bush stated that "the subject
never came up" during the meeting at which Freeh announced his resignation
as FBI Director.

"Why did it take the FBI five months to alert the court . that the documents
existed?" Fitton demanded.

Limbaugh shed further light on the FBI's activities surrounding the siege of
the Branch Davidian sect in 1993, which cost the deaths of 80 men, women and
children.

According to Limbaugh, Davidian leader David Koresh had already claimed a
"divine direction to come out" before the attack on the sect's compound. The
FBI, however, informed then-Attorney General Janet Reno that Koresh refused
to surrender, said Limbaugh, which then led to the catastrophic attack on
the Branch Davidians.

Limbaugh added that Reno, who had originally accepted responsibility for the
ensuing tragedy, later retracted her statement, and has recently denied that
she was misinformed by the FBI.

Referring to Reno's statements regarding her participation in the attack,
Limbaugh questioned whether she "didn't care," was "complicit" in the
tragedy, or is a "complete imbecile."

Chastain, who lived in Florida for nine years, commented on Reno's earlier
record in the role of chief prosecutor in Dade County, Fla., as
  "deplorable," and that she had a reputation of permitting "serious
offenders to cop a plea and get off the hook."

During her time as prosecutor in Florida, Reno's record was "next to last of
the worst" of all Florida prosecutors, Chastain added -- "and they make her
the nation's top cop."
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I.J. Toby Westerman, is a contributing reporter for WorldNetDaily who
focuses on current events in the Commonwealth of Independent States and the
Balkans.

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