CNN reports that, in addition to FBI agents, members of the Army's Delta Force also stormed a guest room at the Revere Hotel, where they held an innocent airline pilot hostage for close to an hour for "interrogations" until they realized he wasn't a "role actor" in their training exercise and that they had the wrong room.
The US Court of Appeals for the First Circuit today upheld an earlier decision to toss an $8.5 million verdict against the FBI for its role in letting Whitey Bulger and his henchmen kill an informant and the guy who was giving him a ride home, saying the families filed their lawsuit three weeks after the expiration of the statute of limitations.
[size=10]RT @realdealneal: Boston Globe front page tomorrow http://tinypic.com/r/2dch1ts/7 #whitey #bulger[/size]
The framing of United States soldiers; The racial attacks towards a Latina Candidate; The refusal to shovel snow off a Boston City sidewalk; The stealing of Massachusetts tax paying cold hard cash of $1000, caught on FBI video camera along with Diane Wilkerson stealing $25.000.00 accepting bribes.
The First US Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday upheld the verdict against the government for the way the FBI withheld evidence that would have exonerated four men who spent several decades in jail for a gangland slaying - two of whom actually died in jail.
Kevin Cullen sums up the federal government's ongoing efforts to smear an innocent man and deny his widow any benefits for his murder, which FBI agents helped arrange.
Former Herald reporter J.M. Lawrence is blogging the lawsuit by the families of four men imprisoned in the 1960s for a gang murder they didn't commit - the FBI had evidence to exonerate them, but withheld it from prosecutors to hide the real killer, an FBI informant.
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