SHOCKER IN LIBBY TRIAL: SCOOTER HAD VALERIE PLAME SCREENSAVER

[Don Davis]

In one of those dramatic “Perry Mason moments” that rarely occur in real life, an audible gasp went up from the crowd today at the Scooter Libby trial, as Judith Miller testified that the defendant actually had a Valerie Plame screensaver.

The former reporter for The New York Times calmly described Libby’s office set-up, where she met him to commiserate in June ‘03 over the puzzling disappearance of WMD in Iraq. Ms. Miller explained that the Plame Screensaver was part of software that Libby had downloaded, called Undercover Girls of the CIA.

Ms. Miller provided further testimony that cast great doubt on Libby’s defense — that his false statements to investigators about how and when he learned about Ms. Plame’s identity, was simply an honest mistake.

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[Jackpine Radical]

1. It's early. I haven't had my coffee.

I got totally sucked in for a moment. :blush:

[okieinpain]

2. even though it's satire you would expect something like this out

of the libby trial. it's really starting to get to the oj status of trials.

[bmbmd]

3. It was her face, allrighty-

but it was Janis Joplin's body.

[Stuckinthebush]

4. Great Lounge stuff

not really editorials or articles though.