State creates website for active shooter document release
AUGUSTA — The Maine Department of Public Safety has created a website to aid in the release of documents and timelines associated with the Oct. 25 active shooter incident in
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AUGUSTA — The Maine Department of Public Safety has created a website to aid in the release of documents and timelines associated with the Oct. 25 active shooter incident in
A trove of more than 13,000 documents revealed a number of previously unknown details about the case but lacked facets critical to revealing the full truth.
Year and president biden is convinced to give them more time. he said, by the way, release the documents today that you really don't have to fight about, that you're willing to let go and we'll only fight about the other ones next year. we found out there's a lot they want to fight about. they only released 1,500 today, holding on to about 15,000 more. >> i saw via the internet, not in print, but i say a headline from the "new york post" that there was some revelation. was there some revelation? >> not to make a headline in any newspaper, magazine or leadoff on the newscast, the problem is tha...
From the "new york post" that there was some revelation. was there some revelation? >> not to make a headline in any newspaper, magazine or leadoff on the newscast, the problem is that the journalists covering the news today, many weren't alive when kennedy was killed and it's difficult for those of us even into the weeds on the case to know what's new and not new. it's almost an example of how not to do a document release. the national archives is putting material out there of documents released but often has just had a word or sentence redacted and taken out in the past. now you have to find...
You combine them, for each of these actors and yet, they get full immunity. not just that, as you just said, they get the doj and fbi to yeah, to not allot american people to access this information on their computers, via foya and we have got that document right here and then they'll destroy the computers for cheryl mills],heather samuelson, and clienton team >> sean: tom, judicial watch. the hearings about whether to speedup the document release. now, we have a lot of the text messages, but they keep dribbling out more and more, and you keep getting them. how much more do we think is out the...