[eddie willers]

I watched Richard Jewell and said, "He didn't do it."
I just watched Hatfill.
He didn't do it.

Why the Feds are (again!) insisting on finding a white American to scapegoat is beyond me.

I hope Ashcroft is just following bad advice from holdovers and is not a party to this nonsense.

[brydic1]

The FBI is w/o a doubt the most incompetent bureaucracy in the US Government and that is saying a lot. This bumbling bit of incompetents refused to search the this house in Oregon where only a matter of yards away from the home of the missing girls knowing that the house was inhabited by a known criminal who had been reported for abuse by his wife and others on many occasions. The inhabitant was the son of a murderer who had buried his victims under concrete. It seems that the FBI refuses to consider the obvious. John Ashcroft get rid of the FBI leadership and turn it over to people that can solve crimes.

[MamaLucci]

Thank you both for responding.
If Hatfill is indeed innocent and the FBI has "Richard Jewelled" him,
then more power to Mr. Hatfill in his efforts against the DOJ, the FBI,
AND Mr Ashcroft, if he was a party to it.

[freeperfromnj]

I watched Richard Jewell and said, "He didn't do it." I just watched Hatfill. He didn't do it.

When I watched Richard Jewell say he didn't do it I believed him right off the bat. I don't get that same instinctive feeling of this guy's innocence the way I did with Jewel.

[freeperfromnj]

Why the Feds are (again!) insisting on finding a white American to scapegoat is beyond me.

I don't think this is about a right wing white scapegoat. Under Clinton & Co., of course, that would have been my first thought. Speaking of Slick, there's something slick about this guy. He's trying awfully hard, almost to the point of overkill, to convince us of his innocence. Why the encore performance? Why not just file your papers in court.