| McKee's behavior before
returning to the United States is strange. He is initially booked
on Pan Am 103 December 22nd, changing to Pan Am 103 December 21st. His communications man from Beirut,
through a secure link, had sent the travel details to McKee's
operational control. This same member of McKee's Special
Forces Unit has confirmed that McKee hated drugs and had fired his
Beiruit driver, before leaving Lebanon, when he caught him with drugs. After McKee's death, there are stories
that members of the hostage rescue team, among them McKee, had been very
upset when they discovered that the agents they were asked to work with
were drug dealers. There are suggestions that McKee was on
his way home to expose the drugs-for-intelligence operation.
The Drug Enforcement Agency are
watching McKee. Mike Hurley, separately, telexes
McKee's final travel arrangements to the CIA Directorate of Operations
in Washington, to MI-6, the British Secret Service, and to SPAG, the CIA
Special Action Group in Germany, in overall control of the drugs
intelligence operation. Every
spook there is, will know that McKee is flying back on December 21st.
-- The Maltese Double Cross, directed by
Allan Francovich
The announcer next dropped his bomb on
me:
McKee's behavior before returning to the
United States is strange. He is initially booked on
Pan Am 103 December 22nd, changing to Pan Am 103 December
21st. His communications man from Beirut, through a
secure link, had sent the travel details to McKee's
operational control. This same member of McKee's
Special Forces Unit has confirmed that McKee hated drugs and
had fired his Beirut driver, before leaving Lebanon, when he
caught him with drugs. After McKee's death, there are
stories that members of the hostage rescue team, among them
McKee [were outraged] when they discovered that the agents
they were asked to work with were drug dealers.
I immediately wondered what he meant by
"agents": CIA, DIA, DEA agents or snitches.
There are suggestions that McKee was on his
way home to expose the drugs-for-intelligence operation.
The Drug Enforcement Agency are watching McKee. Mike
Hurley, separately, telexes McKee's final travel
arrangements to the CIA Directorate of Operations in
Washington, to MI-6, the British Secret Service, and to SPAG,
the CIA special action group in Germany, in overall control
of the drugs intelligence operation. Every spook there
is, will know that McKee is flying back on December 21st.
The outrageous gall. The way I see
this is that they just accused me of fingering Pan Am 103 to
eliminate Major McKee because he was a threat to a drugs
intelligence operation, which didn't exist.
As the film continued, the announcer
bounced back to a disjointed telephone conversation ...
-- "I Solemnly Swear -- Conmen, DEA, the
Media, and Pan Am 103," by Micheal T. Hurley and Kenton V.
Smith
For example, silence was traditionally
considered a tacit admission if a statement made in the
party's presence was heard and understood by the party, who
was at liberty to respond, in circumstances naturally
calling for a response, and the party failed to respond.
--
JENKINS V. ANDERSON, 100 S. Ct. 2124, 447 U.S. 231 at
248-249 (1980. |
