RandFan said:It turns out Scott Ritter will not be going to Iraq as previously planned. When asked why he mumbled something about "no internet access" ...hmmm...cryptic...developing.
KOA,King of the Americas said:...PLEASE.
He was NOT 'convicted' of anything.
Smalso said:JK: I saw a report on the story on CNN.
Smalso said:JK: I saw a report on the story on CNN.
Waiting for an admission of fallibility?Jedi Knight said:
Anyone have any other information on this? Leftist CNN didn't announce the story on Ritter because Ritter is obviously an anti-Bush ally so it was in CNN's interests to be biased (extreme leftist bias). CNN basically protected a potential pedophile from bad media publicity. Ritter is a public personality and CNN's lack of coverage is shameful but yet another example of the communist news network's hatred for America.
JK
ROTFLMFAOsubgenius said:
Waiting for an admission of fallibility?
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(emphasis mine)Jedi Knight said:
There is a rumor floating around the net that Scott Ritter tried to lure two teenage girls to meet him through an internet chat room. Apparently he got arrested and maybe the judge ordered him to stay off the net since his sexual proclivities tend to be geared towards children.
Anyone have any other information on this? Leftist CNN didn't announce the story on Ritter because Ritter is obviously an anti-Bush ally so it was in CNN's interests to be biased (extreme leftist bias). CNN basically protected a potential pedophile from bad media publicity. Ritter is a public personality and CNN's lack of coverage is shameful but yet another example of the communist news network's hatred for America.
JK
It didn't really hit the media until January 21.Report: Former U.N. inspector arrested in Internet sex sting
January 21, 2003, 12:55 PM EST
ALBANY, N.Y. -- A former U.N. weapons inspector was arrested in 2001 during an Internet sex sting operation and was under investigation for a similar incident months before his arrest, according to published reports.
The arrest of Scott Ritter, 41, who served as a weapons inspector in Iraq from 1991-98, was first reported by The Daily Gazette of Schenectady on Saturday.
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Albany County Assistant District Attorney Cynthia Preiser agreed to have the case adjourned in contemplation of dismissal, meaning the charge would be dropped if Ritter stayed out of trouble for six months, and the case was subsequently sealed, the newspaper said.
Two months earlier, Ritter, a former Marine intelligence officer, tried to meet a 14-year-old girl he chatted with online and was instead met by police officers, the Times Union of Albany reported Tuesday. Ritter was released without being charged.
I'd give a great deal to have been a fly on the wall in the office of the "two U.S. attorneys in Albany who have been prosecuting computer crime cases for years" who made the request to the Feds to review the case.Source: Feds look for case against Ritter
Sunday, January 26, 2003 Posted: 11:28 AM EST (1628 GMT)
ALBANY, New York (CNN) -- Federal prosecutors are reviewing a file from the police and the local district attorney about Scott Ritter's 2001 arrest on a charge of communicating via the Internet with an undercover officer posing as a 16-year-old girl, according to a source close to the investigation.
The source said prosecutors in the Albany office of the U.S. attorney are trying to determine if a federal case -- regarding Internet commerce -- could be made against the former U.N. weapons inspector, who recently has been an outspoken critic of possible war with Iraq.
Smalso said:I'd like to have been a fly on the wall while the negotiations...er, discussions...by the Bush team were taking place with Enron about the administration's energy policy; which, the administration tells us, is none of our business.
Smalso said:Yep. It's that liberal-biased, left-wing media at it again.