John Caylor has been after the Bushes for years, yesterday it was payback time.
June 15, 2006 -- LATE EDITION -- WMR is extremely upset tonight to report that one of our close colleagues, Florida panhandle- and Alabama-based John Caylor, the editor of Insider Magazine (perma-linked from WMR) http://www.insider-magazine.com/, was arrested yesterday afternoon by deputies in Panama City, Florida while attempting to retrieve public documents from the Bay County court clerk's office. John was the source of the crime scene photos of the late Florida Department of Transportation investigator Ray Lemme, who was "suicided" in Valdosta, Georgia after obtaining evidence of a link between the Jeb & George W. Bush, voter fraud, gambling money laundering through the Florida turnpike toll system, and contract and electronic voting malfeasance involving current Florida Rep. Tom Feeney. John has been a bane to the Bush cartel for years. Last year, Caylor uncovered evidence of a shady Walton County, Florida real estate deal cut by Karl Rove and real estate developers who donated large sums of money to George W. and Jeb Bush.
Caylor was arrested for non-violently resisting an officer and disorderly conduct and held for seven hours under bright lights in a concrete cell. John, a heart patient, was shackled and forced to stand the entire time while several corrections officers attempted to get John to hit them. John reported that his detention amounted to "torture" under international and U.S. law. Caylor resisted the attempts by guards to have him hit them. More importantly, he was denied his nitro glycerin prescription pills needed for his heart condition. Caylor is investigating a one-time CIA contract sharpshooter who may have murdered a number of Bush family political enemies in Florida and elsewhere over the years. He was attempting to retrieve old court documents related to the case when he was arrested. Caylor also described his treatment in jail as "Guantanamo like." >>>cont
***Wayne Madsen Report***
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