[Anti-Bubba182]

"..After he received the documents in Houston, Burkett said, he drove home, stopping on the way at a Kinko's shop in Waco to copy the six memos. In the parking lot outside, he said, he burned the ones he had been given and the envelope they were in. Ramirez was worried about leaving forensic evidence on them that might lead back to her, Burkett said, acknowledging that the story sounded fantastic. “This is going to sound like some damn sci-fi movie,” he said..."

Anybody else want to scream BS here?

[JohnnyZ]

Anybody else want to scream BS here?

You know what, I'm pretty close to believing it .... burned the originals in the parking lot .... the logical thing for a redneck to do!

[TeleStraightShooter]

*I seeBS*

[Casloy]

In the parking lot outside, he said, he burned the ones he had been given and the envelope

First rule of spy tradecraft, don't draw attention to yourself. I'm thinking starting a fire in a parking lot probably doesn't fit that rule too well.

[momofsixgirls]

That reminds me of watching "Mission Impossible". I'm surprised he didn't just say they "self-destructed".
Well, he sure did anyways. LOL

[knuthom]

After he received the documents in Houston, Burkett said, he drove home, stopping on the way at a Kinko's shop in Waco to copy the six memos. In the parking lot outside, he said, he burned the ones he had been given and the envelope they were in.

Wonder if the Kinko's store has security cameras covering the parking lot. Someone should tell Burkett that they do just to see how he reacts.