Miller Story Breaks WIDE Open
Lotta Goodies...
5,800 WORDS: NEW YORK TIMES
COMES CLEAN ON LEAK STORY
EXCLUSIVE: TIMES' MILLER TO TAKE INDEFINITE LEAVE OF ABSENCE EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY....
http://www.rawstory.com/
And Heres The Kicker....
Miller Can't Recall Who Gave
Agent's Name
By PETE YOST, Associated Press Writer
Link here
WASHINGTON - Notes by the New York Times' Judith Miller that were turned over in a criminal investigation contain the name of a covert CIA officer, but the reporter has told prosecutors she cannot recall who disclosed the name, the newspaper reported Saturday.
The prosecutor in the case asked Miller in recent days to explain how Valerie Plame — misspelled in those notes as "Valerie Flame" — appeared in the same notebook the reporter used in interviewing her confidential source, Vice President Dick Cheney's chief of staff, according to the Times.
The prosecutor in the case asked Miller in recent days to explain how Valerie Plame — misspelled in those notes as "Valerie Flame" — appeared in the same notebook the reporter used in interviewing her confidential source, Vice President Dick Cheney's chief of staff, according to the Times.
In response to questioning by Special Counsel Patrick Fitzgerald, Miller replied that she "didn't think" she heard Plame's name from Cheney's aide, I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby.
"I said I believed the information came
from another source, whom I could not
recall," Miller wrote, recounting her testimony for an article that the newspaper posted on its Web site Saturday afternoon.
"Valerie Flame" actually was the name in the notebook, and the Times said Miller should have written Valerie Plame.
--HOLY SHIT Batman...... That IS news.--
5,800 WORDS: NEW YORK TIMES
COMES CLEAN ON LEAK STORY
EXCLUSIVE: TIMES' MILLER TO TAKE INDEFINITE LEAVE OF ABSENCE EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY....
http://www.rawstory.com/
And Heres The Kicker....
Miller Can't Recall Who Gave
Agent's Name
By PETE YOST, Associated Press Writer
Link here
WASHINGTON - Notes by the New York Times' Judith Miller that were turned over in a criminal investigation contain the name of a covert CIA officer, but the reporter has told prosecutors she cannot recall who disclosed the name, the newspaper reported Saturday.
The prosecutor in the case asked Miller in recent days to explain how Valerie Plame — misspelled in those notes as "Valerie Flame" — appeared in the same notebook the reporter used in interviewing her confidential source, Vice President Dick Cheney's chief of staff, according to the Times.
The prosecutor in the case asked Miller in recent days to explain how Valerie Plame — misspelled in those notes as "Valerie Flame" — appeared in the same notebook the reporter used in interviewing her confidential source, Vice President Dick Cheney's chief of staff, according to the Times.
In response to questioning by Special Counsel Patrick Fitzgerald, Miller replied that she "didn't think" she heard Plame's name from Cheney's aide, I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby.
"I said I believed the information came
from another source, whom I could not
recall," Miller wrote, recounting her testimony for an article that the newspaper posted on its Web site Saturday afternoon.
"Valerie Flame" actually was the name in the notebook, and the Times said Miller should have written Valerie Plame.
--HOLY SHIT Batman...... That IS news.--
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