D.C. Judge Releases Man Wrongfully Imprisoned for 28 Years: Expresses Anger over Faulty FBI Analysis

By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com WASHINGTON — A D.C. judge on Tuesday angrily criticized the government for relying on  erroneous testimony of an FBI analyst in a case in which a man was imprisoned for 28 years for a rape/murder he didn’t commit, the Washington Post reported. D.C. Superior Court Judge Fred B. Ugast ordered Donald…

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Ex-Transportation Security Admin Official Says “No Acceptable Excuse for TSA’s Recent Blunder”

By Tom Blank Security DeBrief As the House Homeland Security Committee prepares to hear testimony from Acting TSA Administrator Gale Rossides tomorrow (Wed), it should be reiterated that there is absolutely no acceptable excuse for TSA’s recent blunder in posting classified Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for passenger and baggage screening on the Internet. While the…

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