The FBI covers its' tracks
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Kim Wozencraft

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The Expert Witness Show has caught the Famous But Incompetents, yet again, bullshooting and manipulating media into covering up for one of the most serious screwups in their long history of screwups...
If you've been listening to the expert witness show, you HEARD the telephone conversation that had been secretly recorded by FBI informant Emad Salim, between himself and the FBI agent who "fired" from his $500 a week expense account, paid to him as he infiltrated the Al Quaida group that was planning the first World Trade Center bombing...
The recording makes it perfectly clear that Salim was being fired because the FBI supervisor thought "the expenses were too much." In spite of Salim's warning that "the bomb is already being built" and that it "would soon go off in the World Trade Center" he was fired.
Well the bomb did go off, exactly as Salim predicted on tape and the FBI had to "re-hire" him at a cost of $1.5 million to "solve" a bombing that they could have prevented.
NOW:
The FBI is making a broad and expensive attempt to rewrite history and mainstream media is buying it hook line and sinker. In a new documentary being piped direct to the brains of Americans via the History and Learning Channels (so far), the FBI is now claiming that informant Emad Salim was fired because "HE REFUSED TO WEAR A WIRE."
Well, Mark and Mike have caught them right were they live. You can hear it for yourself, when the Expert Witness show plays both the actual tape-recording of Salim and his FBI handler "John" and compare the sound track of the latest attempt at rewriting a monstrously inept history. Then you can wonder about the reality of "history" on the History Channel and "learning" on the Learning Channel...

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Kim Wozencraft. She's an ex-undercover cop. She's also an ex-convict and the author of national best seller "RUSH." Her latest novel takes us into the world of topless bars, pole dancers and serial killers. How much of this comes from the real life of Kim Wozencraft? Tune in and listen for yourself..

About the guests:
Kim Wozencraft is the author of the internationally best-selling novel, Rush, which was made into a feature film starring Jennifer Jason Leigh. Her screen adaptation of her critically acclaimed second novel, Notes from the Country Club, is currently in pre-production. Norman Mailer called her third novel, The Catch, “the best novel I’ve read about drug smugglers and narcs.” She co-edited Slam, the Book, a companion edition to the award winning 1998 film. She has written for HBO Films, was executive editor at Prison Life Magazine, and her work has appeared in The Best American Essays, Texas Monthly, New York Newsday, the Los Angeles Times, and numerous literary magazines and anthologies. She holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from Columbia University and lives in the Hudson Valley region of New York with her three children.

Her latest book is "The Devil's Backbone".

Two sisters. One murder. And a woman who will cross the line to uncover a killer's secrets.
Though they are sisters, Kit and Jenny could not be more different. Jenny is the dutiful daughter, following in her father's footsteps to become a Texas cop. Now working as a detective in the Austin Police Department, Jenny is surprised when she sees a crime report with her sister's name on it.

Kit is the rebellious one, hiding from her past. She's trying to escape the fallout of her mother's death, and the gravitational pull of her father's expectations. Working as a stripper, Kit is living in a nighttime world of pseudonyms and lies. And she's begun to notice some new characters hanging around the club.

Suddenly, one sister's murder leads to the other's investigation of it, and brings her into a world more deadly than she can imagine. As the truth unfolds, one sister begins to question everything--even her own sanity--and the role she might have played in this lethal dance. The Devil's Backbone showcases Kim Wozencraft at her best: a novelist whose power to shock and compel you is unsurpassed.

The Devil's Backbone