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| + | Served as [[Director of the FBI]] for almost 8 years. | ||
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| + | [[Judicial Watch]] pointed to a “legacy of corruption” at the [[FBI]] under Freeh, listing the espionage scandal at Los Alamos National Laboratories, as well as "Filegate, [[Waco]], the [[Ruby Ridge]] cover-up, the Olympic bombing frame-up of [[Richard Jewell]], [and] falsification of evidence concerning the [[Oklahoma City bombing]]."<ref>http://www.judicialwatch.org/archive/2001/printer_921.shtml</ref> | ||
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| + | ==9-11 Attacks== | ||
| + | On November 21, 2012, [[Kevin Ryan]] published a well referenced and compendious article entitled ''"Why Louis Freeh Should Be Investigated For 9/11"'', which concluded that "Under Louis Freeh, the FBI failed miserably at preventing terrorism when preventing terrorism was the FBI’s primary goal. Moreover, the actions of FBI management suggest that it was facilitating and covering-up acts of terrorism throughout the time that Freeh was the [[Director of the FBI|Bureau’s director]]. Fifteen examples have been cited here from the time of Freeh’s tenure and three other examples were given from the time just after he left, when it was unclear why he left or what he was doing. Add to these examples the fact that the FBI took extraordinary measures to hide evidence related to the [[9/11 attacks]] and it becomes startling clear that Mr. Freeh should be a prime suspect in any honest investigation."<ref>http://www.911truth.org/why-louis-freeh-should-be-investigated-for-911/</ref> | ||
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==Car crash== | ==Car crash== | ||
| − | Shortly after noon on August 25, 2014, Louis Freeh was involved in a one-car crash. Considering | + | Shortly after noon on August 25, 2014, Louis Freeh was involved in a one-car crash. Considering his prominence and tenure in the "[[national security]]" apparatus, the incident received surprisingly little attention from the {{ccm} and virtually no serious scrutiny. His SUV reportedly left the highway and hit a tree. Local papers have been the most energetic at reporting, but basic facts are still missing about the incident.<ref>http://whowhatwhy.com/2014/09/10/update-louis-freehs-curious-car-accident/</ref> |
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Revision as of 11:25, 17 February 2015
 Louis Freeh    | |
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| Born | January 6, 1950 |
| Member of | Homeland Security Advisory Council, Le Cercle, Phi Beta Kappa |
Served as Director of the FBI for almost 8 years.
Career
Judicial Watch pointed to a “legacy of corruption” at the FBI under Freeh, listing the espionage scandal at Los Alamos National Laboratories, as well as "Filegate, Waco, the Ruby Ridge cover-up, the Olympic bombing frame-up of Richard Jewell, [and] falsification of evidence concerning the Oklahoma City bombing."[1]
9-11 Attacks
On November 21, 2012, Kevin Ryan published a well referenced and compendious article entitled "Why Louis Freeh Should Be Investigated For 9/11", which concluded that "Under Louis Freeh, the FBI failed miserably at preventing terrorism when preventing terrorism was the FBI’s primary goal. Moreover, the actions of FBI management suggest that it was facilitating and covering-up acts of terrorism throughout the time that Freeh was the Bureau’s director. Fifteen examples have been cited here from the time of Freeh’s tenure and three other examples were given from the time just after he left, when it was unclear why he left or what he was doing. Add to these examples the fact that the FBI took extraordinary measures to hide evidence related to the 9/11 attacks and it becomes startling clear that Mr. Freeh should be a prime suspect in any honest investigation."[2]
Car crash
Shortly after noon on August 25, 2014, Louis Freeh was involved in a one-car crash. Considering his prominence and tenure in the "national security" apparatus, the incident received surprisingly little attention from the {{ccm} and virtually no serious scrutiny. His SUV reportedly left the highway and hit a tree. Local papers have been the most energetic at reporting, but basic facts are still missing about the incident.[3]
An appointment by Louis Freeh
| Appointee | Job | Appointed | End | Description |
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| Weldon Kennedy | FBI/Deputy Director | 8 August 1995 | February 1997 | Appointed by Freeh just after the FBI's OKC "investigation". |
