FBI General Counsel Valerie Caproni Illegally Usurped The Authority Of The NTSB To Allow The FBI To Subvert The TWA Flight 800 Investigation

TWA Flight 800

By Jack Cashill and James Sanders
© 2004 WorldNetDaily.com
In August 2003, a former U.S. attorney in the Clinton administration, Valerie Caproni, was appointed to the top legal job within the Federal Bureau of Investigation – that of general counsel. As such, she provides legal advice to the director and other FBI officials and, among other duties, coordinates the defense of civil actions filed against the United States for the official acts of FBI employees.

"This is the coolest job in the world," the 5-foot-tall Caproni recently told Robert Vosper, author of a 4,000-word profile on Caproni in the Corporate Legal Times titled, "The Chosen One." "I can be doing national security stuff in the morning, a Patriot Act issue after lunch and an employment problem in the afternoon."

Caproni, however, has a clouded legal past that provides an unfortunate study in how the national security apparatus can function if placed in the wrong hands. Working in the Clinton Justice Department, Caproni did not need the Patriot Act to go awry.

The co-author of this article, James Sanders, learned about Caproni early in his investigation into the crash of TWA Flight 800. Within days of the crash, it was she who illegally took the investigation away from the National Transportation Safety Board and gave it to the FBI.

Jack Cashill and James Sanders have worked tirelessly to make certain that the terrorist attack which murdered all 230 passengers aboard TWA Flight 800 in 1996, has not been allowed to remain buried by the FBI, which not only obstructed justice in this case, but may well have also knowingly aided and abetted the terrorists who perpetrated this horrific crime.

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