Re: Installing aftermarket deck

you have?'" asked the FBI agents in at least one exchange.
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* Weaver's daughter, Sarah, 16, said the baby, Elisheba, was often
* crying for her mother's milk when the FBI messages were heard.

The Justice Department's own report recommended criminal prosecution of
federal agents; the surviving Weavers won $3.1 million in civil damages
from U.S. taxpayers.

Deval Patrick, the Assistant Attorney General for civil rights, and
Louis Freeh, Director of the FBI, took no serious action.

Larry Potts was the senior official in charge of the operation. Not only
was he not prosecuted, Freeh promoted him to acting deputy FBI director.

* "Documents Were Destroyed as FBI Resisted Siege Investigation, Report Says"
* By David Johnston, July 16, 1995
*
* Mr. Pott's former subordinate Michael Kahoe admitted he destroyed key
* documents on the Ruby Ridge assault. The Justice department reports
* documents were destroyed and missing. "We are troubled by the apparent
* lack of a system to preserve such critical records."
*
* The Justice Department, in a March 18, 1993 m


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