Tuesday, March 16, 2004
Our little corner of the world makes national headlines
Investigators in Ohio Identify Sniper Suspect [ AKA the I 270 Sniper]
By SABRINA TAVERNISE
Published: March 16, 2004
New York Times Online
Investigators in Ohio Identify Sniper Suspect [ AKA the I 270 Sniper]
By SABRINA TAVERNISE
Published: March 16, 2004
New York Times Online
The police in Columbus, Ohio, issued a warrant yesterday for the arrest of a suspect in a series of sniper shootings, one fatal, along highways in Ohio in the past year.The warrant charges the suspect, Charles A. McCoy Jr., with felonious assault in a Dec. 15 shooting that damaged a house in Franklin Township, said Detective James C. Clark Jr. of the Franklin County sheriff's office.
Ex-U.N. Inspector Has Harsh Words for Bush
By WARREN HOGE
Published: March 16, 2004
a few highlights From a Today Show interview as reported by the New York Times Online
"Mr. Blix said the Americans and British depended too much on defectors and exercised too little critical judgment in assessing their information. "The C.I.A. certainly is very used to debriefing defectors, so they must have had a critical mind," he said, "but they also knew what they wanted to hear at the top."
By WARREN HOGE
Published: March 16, 2004
a few highlights From a Today Show interview as reported by the New York Times Online
"Mr. Blix said the Americans and British depended too much on defectors and exercised too little critical judgment in assessing their information. "The C.I.A. certainly is very used to debriefing defectors, so they must have had a critical mind," he said, "but they also knew what they wanted to hear at the top."
They wanted to come to the conclusion that there were weapons," he said. "Like the former days of the witch hunt, they are convinced that they exist, and if you see a black cat, well, that's evidence of the witch."
~Hans Blix, former chief United Nations weapons inspector
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