Posted on 09/23/2013 4:16:26 PM PDT by nuconvert
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Donald John Sachtleben, 55, of Carmel, Ind., who previously had agreed to plead guilty to charges of possessing and distributing child pornography in a separate investigation, provided information to an Associated Press reporter relating to the disruption of a plot to conduct a suicide bomb attack on a U.S.-bound airline by the Yemen-based terrorist organization al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula,
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“plea agreements call for Sachtleben to be sentenced to a total of 140 months in prison,”
Sounds like a new rationale for hiring 100% perverts as federal employees, so that appointee-level bonzes can better control their underlings.
Anyone’s hard drive can be “pornified” the NSA could probably do it throught he power line to your PC if they wanted to....
Plus they can always “Take in your PC” for investigation and said they found something. Something they easily planted...
Whistleblowers will be DESTROYED by the current ADMIN....
He had retired from the FBI in 2008 and was working as a contractor with them.
Just a coincidence? Something smells here.
Totally agree.
The guy copped a plea
Have you seen the stats for child porn at the Pentagon? They’re so ridiculously high you have to wonder if your suspicion is correct, and that they will only hire people that can be kept in line through those tactics. And that’s been like that for well over a decade now.
That’s what they do in the Palestinian Authority. Crooks get promoted, because they can be blackmailed into submission.
INDIANAPOLIS — A former FBI agent who was involved in the investigations of the Oklahoma City bombing and “Unabomber” Ted Kaczynski has been arrested on child pornography charges, according to a criminal complaint unsealed Monday.
The U.S. attorney’s office said Donald Sachtleben, 54, of Carmel, was being held pending a court hearing Thursday. He is charged with possessing and distributing child pornography, according to the complaint.
Sachtleben, who was an FBI explosives expert, also has been a visiting professor at Oklahoma State University’s Center for Health Sciences since October, university spokeswoman Mary Bea Drummond said.
U.S. Attorney Joseph Hogsett said the arrest of Sachtleben was part of a federal initiative designed to protect children from online exploitation and abuse. Investigators say they were led to Sachtleben by data found on a computer belonging to a man named Jason Nicoson of Roscoe, Ill., who was arrested in January for allegedly trading child pornography online.
Investigators say they found about 30 images and video files on Sachtleben’s computer in the backseat of his car that he had driven home from Indianapolis shortly before agents searched his house Friday. The criminal complaint filed by FBI agent Kerri Reifel says the sexually explicit images were of girls generally younger than 12 years old.
Sachtleben, who was an FBI explosives expert, also has been a visiting professor at Oklahoma State University’s Center for Health Sciences since October, university spokeswoman Mary Bea Drummond said.
U.S. Attorney Joseph Hogsett said the arrest of Sachtleben was part of a federal initiative designed to protect children from online exploitation and abuse. Investigators say they were led to Sachtleben by data found on a computer belonging to a man named Jason Nicoson of Roscoe, Ill., who was arrested in January for allegedly trading child pornography online.
Investigators say they found about 30 images and video files on Sachtleben’s computer in the backseat of his car that he had driven home from Indianapolis shortly before agents searched his house Friday. The criminal complaint filed by FBI agent Kerri Reifel says the sexually explicit images were of girls generally younger than 12 years old.
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