I was actually just getting on here to say that I think sending everything to ISAC is the way to go. This makes far more sense than anything that I can think of. We just need to compile testimony so we are ready to hand it over at a moment’s notice in the future.
In addition, I need to make one urgent point clear, as I was kicking myself all day yesterday in the car for not having said it in my “update” post: I am no longer in the “need to know” circle of this; it’s no longer my game. The FBI and the DoJ have the ball, and I will, if this goes the way it did last time, most likely not be told anything more than what I already know until I hear about it in the news. The data has left the San Angelo office for investigative purposes, and so I am left with what I have been told and the picture that that knowledge paints.
I can forward information on to the FBI and direct people in the right direction, but there is absolutely no information flow in the other direction. It’s a one-way street, just as it should be.
And, essentially, you’re all as capable of getting testimony/sworn affidavits to the FBI as I am at this point. It’s no longer a lone wolf operation as the lone wolf has no greater “need to know” than anyone else.
So again, it’s no longer my carefully-planned, carefully-executed ballgame. That part’s over. The people with the guns and badges have the ball.
I feel I must also state that the individuals I spoke with at the DoJ seemed to know a lot about these places, and as such, probably know about their distraction methods and “agent provocateurs”. Moreover, the industry doesn’t even know precisely where to go to hamper investigations as I built a figurative dam on the information flow when it comes to public knowledge from day 1.
Even the people who helped me with this don’t know the full story. The people who do know work for federal investigative agencies or are the person who is typing this. This was all carefully planned and orchestrated.
Besides, toying with the investigation at this time constitutes interfering with a federal investigation and/or lying to federal officials. In all honesty, I hope that the industry does attempt to mess with things so we get guaranteed arrests
