Letters Offering Evidence of Murders Involving
Key FBI Supervisors and a Mafia Capo

Among the letters reporting to members of Congress the murders by a key FBI supervisor in the New York City offices, carried out with a major Mafia Capo known as "The Killing Machine." Included in the series of letters were the following:

• July 4, 2003, letter to Representative Davis. (MS Word) (Adobe PDF)
   
• October 23, 2003, letter to Representative Davis (MS Word) (Adobe PDF)
   
• April 5, 2006, 2006, letter to Representative Delahunt. (MS Word) (Adobe PDF)
   
• August 1, 2003, letter to Representative Waxman. (MS Word) (Adobe PDF)
   
• October 27, 2003, letter to Representative Davis (MS Word) (Adobe PDF)

There is much more to this matter, and described in the book, Crimes of the FBI-DOJ, and the Mafia, and in other related pages.

But this damn-the-public conduct was typical. It occurred repeatedly, in such examples as:

• Offering evidence on the sale of surface-to-air missiles to Middle East terrorists−a year before the missile downing of TWA Flight 800. See also the list of letters providing information on  TWA Flight 800.
   
• Offering evidence of the ongoing culture in the Department of Justice, including for instance:
   
  • The self-serving withholding of information on the planned terrorist attacks that killed nearly 4,000 people.
     
  • The criminal attacks upon former federal agent Rodney Stich that covered up for the corruption that enabled 19 terrorists to so easily hijack four airliners on 9/11.
     
  • The 40 years of cover-up of the corrupt culture in ma certain segment of the government's aviation safety offices responsible for a series of continuing aviation disasters.
     
  • And other criminal activities.
     
• Forty years of other advance warnings shown in the sampling of letters sent to members of Congress since 1965.

The culture of covering up for the deadly corruption, protecting the perpetrators, resulted in ma continuing loss of life of people, and of course, the catastrophic events starting on September 11, 2001.