John P Wheeler III death

[jakeXT]

John P Wheeler III: Former Special Asst to Air Force Sec, Member of Council on Foreign Relations, Consultant to Mitre Corporation Found Dumped in Landfill


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MITRE was one of the business partners of computer company Ptech, when it came out in December 2002, that Ptech (Quincy, Massachuseets) was secretly owned by terror finance suspect Yassin al-Kadi , one of 12 Saudi businessmen accused of funneling millions of dollars to terror organisations run by Bin Laden.

http://redactednews.blogspot.com/2011/01/john-p-wheeler-iii-former-special-asst.html



I was hoping to see some theorizing on DU, but not much so far, so I post this link.
Doesn't have to be related to 911, but it would probably end up in this forum anyway....

[mrarundale]

1. I read he was disoriented before he disappearred

and asked a pharmacist for a ride. Then I started thinking, what was he getting at the pharmacist and who prescribed it? Of course no one will investigate that

I was just reading about Ptech..also INSLAW and PROMIS and the organized crime ring that is called "The U.S. Department of Justice"..

[zappaman]

2. "Of course no one will investigate that:"

Yes, I'm sure the police haven't looked into that...
:yoiks:

[jakeXT]

3. Search warrants sealed in death of defense expert

Search warrants in the killing of a federal defense consultant whose body was found in a landfill were kept sealed at the request of police and prosecutors.

Police investigating the death of 66-year-old John Wheeler III of New Castle have obtained four separate search warrants involving his home, car and cell phone.

"They're not going to release the seal on any of the warrants right now, I can tell you that," Lt. Mark Farrall, a spokesman for the Newark Police Department, said Wednesday.

Farrall also said authorities will not release any of the video surveillance tapes investigators have looked at, including one of Wheeler in downtown Wilmington the night before his body was found among a load of trash being dumped at the Wilmington landfill on the morning of Dec. 31.

"There's no benefit for us to release those tapes to the public," he said.

Read more at the Washington Examiner: http://washingtonexaminer.com/news/2011/01/search-warrants-sealed-death-defense-expert#ixzz1B3cburmp