Post by Admin Horan on Mar 27, 2018 7:21:11 GMT -6
Two reasons why I never took this very seriously:
1. It is NOT an FBI report about an FBI investigation. It's a memo from the BSU to other agencies which in turn is based a "report" TO the FBI from PCSO. And it's obviously full of all kinds of wrong information.
2. The BSU is ridiculously overrated. In 1981, it was considered a joke by the rest of the Bureau, and this memo is a good example of why.
Now, it might be interesting to find out who SENT them this "information." It had to be Doug Thomas, I'd say. And you'll notice it was passed along from to D.C. from Sacramento on April 13, which means Sacto got it BEFORE the autopsies were even done, and before Crim and Bradley started interviewing witnesses. Remember those notes from the autopsy taken by Don Stoy? That's why I assume this memo is based on information from Doug Thomas--he wasn't at the autopsies. Is this evidence that Thomas deliberately queered the case? No. Is this evidence he wasn't qualified to investigate a multiple homicide? Yes.
Now, what Iiiiiiiiii would like to see, is any FBI fingerprint division reports...
1. It is NOT an FBI report about an FBI investigation. It's a memo from the BSU to other agencies which in turn is based a "report" TO the FBI from PCSO. And it's obviously full of all kinds of wrong information.
2. The BSU is ridiculously overrated. In 1981, it was considered a joke by the rest of the Bureau, and this memo is a good example of why.
Now, it might be interesting to find out who SENT them this "information." It had to be Doug Thomas, I'd say. And you'll notice it was passed along from to D.C. from Sacramento on April 13, which means Sacto got it BEFORE the autopsies were even done, and before Crim and Bradley started interviewing witnesses. Remember those notes from the autopsy taken by Don Stoy? That's why I assume this memo is based on information from Doug Thomas--he wasn't at the autopsies. Is this evidence that Thomas deliberately queered the case? No. Is this evidence he wasn't qualified to investigate a multiple homicide? Yes.
Now, what Iiiiiiiiii would like to see, is any FBI fingerprint division reports...