From: "Gary Britt" 

So you think Bergler could mistakenly stuff papers down his crotch or use
top secret docs to paper his butt??  That's pant stuffing.  They didn't say
he put them in his pants pockets!!!!

I've already posted yesterday that either the non-partisan eye witnesses
are somehow wrong  or Bergler took something really really big and ORIGINAL
in some way, because there is no other possible explanation for his
stuffing documents in his crotch or socks or backside.

Bergler's attorney says his client didn't commit a felony.  MRD

Cheers,

Gary

"Gregg N"  wrote in message
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> "Gary Britt"  wrote in
> news:40fdd3de$1{at}w3.nls.net:
>
> > Do a google search on Berger and socks, you should get a page full of
> > hits. Its being covered on Drudge, Fox, CNN that I've personally seen.
>
> I had already done that before posting, but the hits were pages where
> the words "sandy berger" and "socks" were in
unrelated contexts. I went
> to foxnews and cnn and searched for it directly. These two have
> conflicting statements.
>
> On Fox, it says:
>
> > Berger and his lawyer said Monday night he knowingly removed the
> > handwritten notes by placing them in his jacket, pants and socks, and
> > also inadvertently took copies of actual classified documents in a
> > leather portfolio.
>
> And then on CNN it says:
>
> > Law enforcement sources said archive staff members told FBI agents
> > they saw Berger placing items in his jacket and pants, and one archive
> > staffer told agents that Berger also placed something in his socks.
> >
> > That latter allegation drew a sharp response from Berger associate and
> > former White House lawyer Lanny Davis, who challenged any unnamed
> > official who makes such an accusation to come forward publicly.
>
> I would therefore take statements that he put documents in his socks with
> a grain of salt. Without the socks thing, it seems entirely believable
> that when he gathered up his belongings and personal papers, he also
> collected the classified stuff by mistake.
>
> What is suprising to me is that he was not required to sign in and out
> individual documents for reading.
>
> Gregg

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