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To: Cisco who wrote (829)	10/9/2000 8:17:17 PM
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Investigators, meanwhile, are still searching for a motive in the case and as a result have not been able to settle on any one of five possible statutes that might have been violated, a senior law enforcement official said. The five statutes are: interstate transportation of stolen property, theft from a federally funded activity, mail fraud, lying to an FBI agent and a Watergate-era statute making it a crime for someone working for one campaign to pose as a member of another campaign. The FBI also has interviewed some Democrats, including Downey and Michael Doyne, a Gore staffer in Tennessee who was suspended by the Gore campaign for claiming to know of a "mole" in the Bush campaign. abcnews.go.com