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To: pezz who wrote (13988)	1/26/2002 11:49:55 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 74559

P2Z, Here in Brazil we call it 'burning the archives' when someone is suicided' by unknown parties,

To: pezz who wrote (13988)	1/26/2002 2:13:50 PM
From: AC Flyer	Respond to of 74559

Hi pezz: >>Careful investigation is warranted IMO<< I agree. There is no reason to believe that a careful investigation did not take place. >>Now wait a minute. When some one that has the knowledge to send very powerful men to prison dies of other than natural causes that in itself is reason for suspicion.<< Possibly. However, this is not a situation where the one and only prosecution witness in an organized crime trial dies under suspicious circumstances. The fingerprints of the guilty parties are all over this case. The SEC and Justice Department will have mountains of evidence before this is all done. Don't forget that Cliff Baxter was not the whistle-blower here. There will be numerous internal accounting personnel who can testify to what was done when and by whose decision.