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MONDAY NOTES

By JAABLOG

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Is the JQC coming to Broward? - from the completely unconfirmed rumor department comes the following chatter: the JQC may have reopened an investigation into the Loureiro mess.  After a speculative "all clear" call many months ago, Loureiro may have risen from the dead.  The most fascinating thing about the timing of the supposed reanimation? The whispers started shortly after ASA Sheila Alu was outed as an FBI operative in the press.  Whether the alleged timing has anything to do with the fact her cellphone may or may not have been a transmitter during the evening in question, or something as simple as the FBI not standing for one of their trusted allies with a blown cover being labeled a liar (amongst other things), no one can say for sure...continue to full post

Full post as published by JAABlog on December 07, 2009 (boomark / email).

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