:“I never had any negative results from customers,” he said.
And to top it all off, now that James McCormick has now been convicted of fraud the Iraqi military is still using these very expensive and very worthless devices to detect bombs.
Ugh!
Al Akhbar / AFP said:[...] April was the bloodiest month for the country in almost five years, according to the United Nations. [...]
"The issue of the devices that the government imported... is like that person who lies to himself and then believes his own lies," said Yassir al-Khattab, who owns an electronics shop in central Baghdad.
"They know well that the devices do not work, but they use them as a psychological factor, and they will continue to use them because... they do not have anything else to show in front of the public," he said.
Army Captain Saleh Mohammed said security forces do not trust the devices.
"The soldier holding the device is himself not confident in it, but it is imposed on him," Mohammed said.
"We already told the officials that the device is not working properly but they wanted to show the people that they did something," he said.
Mohammed also had sharp words for Britain for allowing the devices to be exported in the first place. [...]
An interesting question my brother brought up was did McCormick's company get export credit guarantees? If it did that might explain why the government seemed so reluctant to take any action.
Love the comment on the last one!
Rolfe.

If you are interested in the case of gary Bolton and the GT200 variant here is some recent stuff about the goings on in Court:
http://ade651gt200scamfraud.blogspot.co.uk/2013/07/bolton-trial-update.html
And some 'fascinating' background on one of the defence dowsing witnesses:
http://ade651gt200scamfraud.blogspot.co.uk/2013/07/the-aliens-have-landed.html
I am reliably informed that when Crockford was questioned on his involvement with the Rendelsham Forest investigation there was some merriment in Court.