tin foil hat question. Can we call the prosecutors office and find out if

[oregonindy]

this story is true?

http://www.cloakanddagger.de/

POSTED OCT.28/05 12:30pm cdt

THREE SEALED INDICTMENTS NOT REPORTED
BY MASS MEDIA FOR
NATIONAL SECURITY REASONS

Cloak News Toronto - Special Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald under National Security guidelines sealed three Grand Jury Indictments today. Cloak News which has been on the forefront releasing first news of the Grand Juries work from insiders, has learned that VICE-PRESIDENT CHENEY and White House NSC Advisor STEVE HADLEY have been indicted of high crimes against the U.S . Constitution. If convicted both men could be subject to capital punishment! Stay with Cloak News and www.cloakanddagger.de and stay ahead of the Mass Media parade. More to come tonight in the Member´s Archives if we are not shut down by the Bush White House police.

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ANYONE CAN CONFIRM THIS BY CALLING THE PROSECUTORS OFFICE ANDASK IF 3 OTHER SEALED INDICTMENTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED.

[crispini]

1. What, they're so secret that they are going to tell

anyone who calls their office? :rofl:

[OldLeftieLawyer]

2. I don't think that's a very good idea

They're called "sealed" for a reason.

If, in fact, they exist.

[oregonindy]

3. are sealed indictments ever logged or registered somewhere?

[OldLeftieLawyer]

8. I can't tell you

That's why they're called "sealed".

[oregonindy]

9. ahhh okay so even the idea that there are others is kept hidden.

I thought they just kept the names blanked out.

[napi21]

4. You can call but I doubt you'll find out anything.

If you listened to Fitz today, you already know he is only speaking about what is in the "four corners of the indictment".

There''s obviously a reason indictments would be filed as sealed. If you need to call somebody, call the court. I still don't know if they'll tell you anything, but it's a better shot than the SP's office.

[Ready4Change]

5. A reporter asked Fitz about that during the press conference.

Fitz hesitated, looked around and off to his right (where some of his people were apparently off camera) and said something along the lines of "I'm getting head shakes, that, uh, I can't say anything about that."

One of the few places he seemed caught a bit off guard. My guess at the time was that yes, there WERE other requested indictments that the GJ did not advance.


However, innocent until proven guilty. And in the case of Fitzs GJ, un-named until indicted. Frustrating for me, but got to admire his integrity.

[dflprincess]

That may be telling

As I'd guess, if the question was completely off base, he would have said "No".

[Ready4Change]

12. Or been ready with the standard "I can't comment on that." n/t

[William769]

6. Your joking right?

[oregonindy]

7. dont know till you ask. I dont know how sealed indictments are kept

do you?

[William769]

10. They are sealed to keep them secret.

[oregonindy]

11. cool. got a link to help explain it to me?

[William769]

13. Well since you seem to know all

You should be able to fugure it out.

[William769]

14. Well since you seem to know all

You should be able to fugure it out.

[oregonindy]

16. dude thats just sad. I asked for information and you went high and mighty

All I did was ask where you got your information so you attack me to obfuscate that you dont know any more about sealed indictments then the rest of us.

what you been to the karl rove school of how to deal with people?

sheesh

[justiceischeap]

15. Sealed Indictment

An indictment can be sealed so that it stays non-public until it is unsealed. This can be done for a number of reasons. It may be unsealed, for example, once the named person is arrested.