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'An Enormous Crime' Exposes MIA Cover-Up John LeBoutillier Have you ever wanted to see how our government can deceive the American people? Last week "An Enormous Crime – The Definitive Account of American POWs Abandoned in Southeast Asia" was published by St. Martin's Press. The authors, former U.S. Rep. Bill Hendon and the daughter of a soldier who is MIA, Elizabeth A. Stewart, attorney, have now launched www.enormouscrime.com. This massive new site provides the meat on the bones for one of the most controversial charges in the book: that the Pentagon's Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) deliberately cherry-picked and played fast and loose with first-hand, live-sighting intelligence — as well as overhead aerial and satellite photography — in 1983-1984. This was an intense period in Washington D.C.: POW activists were pushing the Reagan administration to bring our men home and the bureaucracy was desperate to discredit the mounting evidence that indeed hundreds of our POWs were left behind and were still there. Over 100 pages of a new and unique chapter is now available on this shocking and perfidious behavior at www.enormouscrime.com under the heading "The 1983-84 Cover-Up, How It Was Structured, How It Was Sustained."
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All you have to do is to click on that listing on the main page, and start reading. You will see 10 cases of U.S. POWs sighted after the end of the Vietnam War — when supposedly all our men had already been returned. But, alas, you will soon see a pattern: DIA analysts, when faced with credible evidence of U.S. POWs at a specific place at a specific time, often spotted by multiple independent sources who never even knew each other, come up with the most deceitful and dishonest ways to close the case and ignore the cries for help from our still-serving American servicemen. Indeed, this is a DIA cover-up in action witnessed by you, the reader, right as it happens. All of this material is free. Please read it at once. We have a duty to our American comrades still being held against their will to do more than we are doing now to bring them home alive. And then go buy "An Enormous Crime," and read the entire sordid tale of how our government has abandoned these men.
This issue goes to the heart and soul of America: with 200,000 troops now serving in Iraq, all of them and their families, and all of you, need to know how our own government behaves behind closed doors.
Now, for the first time ever, you can see for yourself at www.enormouscrime.com.
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