McConnell Links His Sister's and Holder's Forfeiture Fund To Fast & Furious Contract Hit

Presidential Field McConnell has linked the Department of Justice's Asset Forfeiture Fund – established in 1984 by his sister Kristine Marcy and Eric Holder – to the procurement of guns, informants and shooters used in the Fast and Furious contract killing (hit) of ATF agent Brian Terry on December 14, 2010.

See # 1:
Abel Danger Mischief Makers - Mistress of the Revels - 'Man-In-The-Middle' Attacks

Prequel 1:
McConnell Links Sister Marcy’s SENTRI Hits To Fast and Furious Contract Hits

Prequel 2:
Matrix 5 - DOJ Pride Colleagues - Entrust Public Key Infrastructure - Attorney General Eric Holder: A Cutout For Plausible Denial - Gunwalker

“New info released in border agent murder investigation”


“http://freebeacon.com/third-smoking-gun-in-fast-and-furious/ The Washington Free Beacon THE THIRD GUN NEW BOOK CLAIMS FBI COVER UP OF THIRD GUN IN MURDER OF BORDER PATROL AGENT The Department of Justice is using the liberal “watchdog” group Media Matters for America to deflect questions about the Fast and Furious scandal, including those regarding a gun that might have been used in the murder of a U.S. Border Patrol agent. A new book raises questions as to whether the FBI hid the existence of a weapon recovered at the scene of murdered U.S. Border Patrol agent Brian Terry. Conservative commentator and author Katie Pavlich lays out evidence she says points to a FBI cover-up to protect a confidential informant in her recently released book, Fast and Furious: Barack Obama’s Bloodiest Scandal and Its Shameless Cover-up, In response to an inquiry from the Free Beacon, a Justice Department spokeswoman said in an email that she “was told to direct your questions to the FBI, and also to provide you with a link to this story: http://mediamatters.org/research/201204190011” The link was to a story at the George Soros-funded Media Matters for America supposedly refuting many of Pavlich’s claims. Media Matters is a partisan organization whose founder, David Brock, is also running a pro-Obama super PAC. In Operation Fast and Furious, federal agents allowed more than 2,000 weapons to be smuggled across the U.S.-Mexican border and into the hand of violent drug cartels, with the intent of tracking them to learn more about the cartels. Two weapons connected to Fast and Furious were discovered at the murder scene of U.S. Border Patrol agent Brian Terry, who was gunned down in the Southern Arizona desert in 2010 by five criminals armed with AK-47s. However, Pavlich asserts there was a third gun. The book details three separate pieces of evidence that point to a third weapon being recovered and then covered up by the FBI and the Justice Department. Border Patrol agents, who have since been issued gag orders, were overheard at Terry’s funeral discussing the third gun. “The idea that the border patrol agents were issued gag orders and not allowed to talk about this is very telling,” Pavlich said in an interview with the Free Beacon. An email sent less than 12 hours after Terry’s death also mentioned the weapon. Finally, an audio recording of a discussion between Andre Howard, owner of Lone Wolf Trading Company, and ATF agent Hope MacAllister also references a third gun. The investigation of Fast and Furious revealed that at least six FBI informants were involved in the operation, as well as an unknown number of DEA informants. Pavlich claims in her book that a confidential source told her the FBI hid the third gun from evidence because it was linked to a confidential informant or the brother of the informant. “The reason they’re covering up the third gun is because it could lead to the confidential informant,” Pavlich said. “They’re protecting him at the cost of justice to Brian Terry and his family. I am not an expert on what confidential informants are allowed to get away with, but I guarantee they’re not allowed to kill federal agents.”

“http://www.justice.gov/usao/ri/projects/esguidelines.pdf In the nearly 25 years since the Comprehensive Crime Control Act of 1984 authorized federal officials to implement a national asset forfeiture program, asset forfeiture has become one of the most powerful tools for targeting criminals—including drug dealers and white collar criminals—who prey on the vulnerable for financial gain. Forfeiture statutes are now prevalent throughout the federal legal code and their use, along with other important anti-crime measures, has had a significant impact on crime. One of the most important provisions of asset forfeiture is the authorization to share federal forfeiture proceeds with cooperating state and local law enforcement agencies. The Department of Justice Asset Forfeiture Program serves not only to deter crime but also to provide valuable additional resources to state and local law enforcement agencies. ... As this is written, the Department of Justice has shared over $4.5 billion in forfeited assets with more than 8,000 state and local law enforcement agencies. The fact that shared property was forfeited as a result of a particular federal violation does not limit its use. For example, when an agency receives a share of property that was forfeited for a federal drug violation, the recipient is not limited in its use of the property in the recipient agency’s drug enforcement program. Among the following uses, priority should be given to supporting community policing activities, training, and law enforcement operations: 1. Permissible uses a. Law enforcement investigations—the support of investigations and operations that may result in furthering the law enforcement goals and mission, e.g., payment of overtime for officers and investigators; payments to informants; “buy,” “flash,” or reward money; and the purchase of evidence.”

Given the FBI’s lack of response to recent death threats, Presidential Field is asking for protection by agents sworn to support and defend the Constitution to give him the time needed to investigate his sister and Attorney General Eric Holder as accessories to the use of DoJ forfeiture funds in the contract killing (hit) of Brian Terry.



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