Talkleft: Another Internet Report of KARL ROVE's INDICTMENT

[kpete]

From Talk Left
Thursday :: May 18, 2006
Another Internet Report of Karl Rove Indictment

Wayne Madsen, whom I have not read previously, is reporting there will be an announcement of Karl Rove's indictment Friday. His story somewhat tracks Jason's Leopold's article, except he says the meeting at Luskin's office Friday was not for 15 hours, Rove wasn't given 24 hours to get his affairs in order and he adds that Attorney General Alberto Gonzales met with the grand jury on May 12 and was advised by them that Rove would be indicted.

According to sources within the Patton and Boggs law firm, Karl Rove was present at the law firm's building on M Street. WMR was told by a credible source that a Patton and Boggs attorney confirmed that Fitzgerald paid a visit to the law firm to inform Rove attorney Robert Luskin and Rove that an indictment would be returned by the Grand Jury against Rove.

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Madsen's observations about Gonzales being at the grand jury last Friday stem from his own scouting :

May 13, 2006 -- Yesterday afternoon, WMR was staked out at the E. Barrett Prettyman Federal Courthouse in Washington awaiting any developments in the CIA leak case. A little after noon, a large motorcade consisting of black and one green SUV, several police cars and police motorcycles sped into the street behind the courthouse. Two SUVs split from the motorcade and quickly dashed into the underground parking garage. Several personal security officers were spotted on guard in the annex of the courthouse where the CIA leak case grand jury was meeting. Although there is no final confirmation that the motorcade was that of Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, there is every indication that he spent approximately a little under 30 minutes in the courthouse.

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Madsen also fingers a lawyer at Patton Boggs as a source -- although not his direct source.

WMR was told by a credible source that a Patton and Boggs attorney confirmed that Fitzgerald paid a visit to the law firm to inform Rove attorney Robert Luskin and Rove that an indictment would be returned by the Grand Jury against Rove.

more twists and turns at:
http://talkleft.com/new_archives/014875.html

[HereSince1628]

1. No link to WMR so this Madsen report won't get locked?

FYI
Previously a mod who invoked rule that Wayne Madsen is persona non grata on DU and locked the thread with this story.


On edit the locked thread:
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=364&topic_id=1222693&mesg_id=1222693

[DemonFighterLives]

2. Heres hoping he is right

:beer:

[Mr.Green93]

3. Free Beer Tomorrow

[Coexist]

4. dupe of a locked thread

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=364&topic_id=1223310&mesg_id=1223318

[stop the bleeding]

5. so is this the beginning of this? -

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=364x1222985


predictions

[kpete]

6. The more I see

the less I know

no prediction from me only hope...

[stop the bleeding]

7. However

I am having a great time with this whole affair.

[kpete]

8. "great time" yes

If this lawyer-rat does exist, it sounds like he or she may also be one of Jason's sources, in which case, he or she gave different informaton to Jason than to Madsen's source. Considering that Madsen is a former NSA officer, and former CIA Analyst Larry Johnson and Joseph Wilson reportedly have received similar information, it's beginning to sound like a close-knit group of sources.

http://talkleft.com/new_archives/014875.html

[Moderator]

9. locking....

links to Wayne Madsen are not permitted.