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To: xcr600 who wrote (79)	5/26/2002 11:23:18 AM
From: Dale Baker	Read Replies (1) of 180

XCR, I was actually short AMR before 9/11 (the airline, not Elgindy - LOL), but only because they warned about the current quarter the week before. Tony seems guilty of stupidity and hubris, at a minimum. Plus, most SIers are overlooking the charge that he conspired to bribe federal agents to gain access to classified information. Whatever happened around 9/11, that is an extremely serious offense if they can convict him on it. It is not a long step from bribing your way into corporate investigations into other national security stuff. AP will be hit by the same ten-ton truck that Ashcroft and company have been lining up for other national security cases. Nobody at the federal level has any reason to cut any slack to an arrogant ex-con on parole. He is an easy slam dunk. Houston noted that none of the charges against Elgindy relate to the Sept. 11 attacks and said he would disregard Breen's assertion. Houston said he was denying bail because Elgindy, by having ammunition at his home, violated his parole from an earlier conviction. Add that to using wire transfers in the name of a known associate to carry out the conspiracy and it's goodnight, Gracie.

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