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To: stockman_scott who wrote (172340)	10/11/2005 8:41:08 PM
From: neolib	of 281500

Well that sheds a little light on why Miller sat in jail while Libby claimed he had verbally released her long ago, and why the negotiations were supposedly very tense. If Miller knew what Libby had and had NOT testified too before the grand jury, then she was just making very sure that Libby couldn't cry foul when she spilled the rest of the beans. Miller had spent 85 days in jail for contempt of court for refusing to testify before the grand jury about her conversations with Libby and other Bush administration officials regarding Plame. She was released from jail after she agreed to cooperate with Fitzgerald's investigation. Miller testified before the grand jury on September 30, and attorneys familiar with the matter said that she agreed to be questioned further by Fitzgerald today. Meanwhile, in recent days Fitzgerald has also expressed significant interest in whether Libby may have sought to discourage Miller-either directly or indirectly through her attorney-from testifying before the grand jury, or cooperating in other ways with the criminal probe, according to attorneys familiar with Miller's discussions with prosecutors.

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