CONned-IT semantics.

Freemasons ALWAYS leave a signature of their handiwork.

related - Did the FBI bomb Austin?

https://flyingcuttlefish.wordpress.com/2018/03/22/austin/

I've been looking into this as well. John Conditt was sentenced to 12 yrs in prison in 2001. He retired in 1999 from the FBI. In 2001 Mark Conditt would've been 6 yrs old, based on HS grad tweet by his mom. Victim of John Conditt was a six year old girl. I'm thinking girl being same age as Mark may have been friend or school mate. Mark was homeschooled but was he always? Was he homeschooled to protect him from kids calling him out about his dad's crime of pedophilia? Someone said Mark's dad's name is Pat. But Pat is a common nickname that doesn't always mean Patrick. I have a relative that goes by Pat and his name is Marvin. My brother goes by Pete but his name is Allen. I find the more I look into things the more curious things get. Also, how could someone being chased by cops set off a bomb BEFORE crashing? Wondering if bomb was planted in car and detonated to kill Mark as patsy perp. John Conditt would've been released in 2013 if he served his full term. Mark would've been 18 at the time. I don't like this whole storyline being promoted. This kid had help or was set up. Thoughts?

FBI are all pedophiles. Through and through.

There was a congressman named Gary Conditt that was accused of murdering his lover, a much younger woman named Chandra Levy. So, the name isn't all that uncommon and yes, it could definitely be a coincidence.

As others pointed out, the overall vote count is really low, too low, except for undeniable statements like Blacksmith's quote that now has 13. This is just like reddit in the old days. Very suspicious.

https://www.intelius.com/people-search/John-Conditt/ Scroll down to John H. Conditt age 60 Under related to there is a Mark Teixeira He could have used the Conditt name an alias

Does this guy match to any of your info in any way https://www.homefacts.com/offender-detail/TX06983337/John-H-Conditt.html Fort Worth

Why is there just one upvote here?

Shot In The Back https://www.change.org/p/elaine-hart-resignation-of-austin-police-chief-brian-manley Reporting Officer Chief Manley

I am requesting that the City of Austin ask Brian Manley to resign, this is not the first time that he has been untruthful when it comes to officer involved shootings. There was a previous incident in Austin on 04/07/2017, with victim Lawrence Parrish. https://patch.com/texas/eastaustin/east-austin-man-shot-police-didnt-fire-first-originally-stated-chief-manley

https://www.austintexas.gov/page/chief-brian-manleys-biography Chief Brian Manley Reporting Officer

Chief Manley has been with the Austin Police Department since 1990 and during this time he has served in and supervised many areas including Patrol, Narcotics, Child Abuse, Homicide, Highway Enforcement, Internal Affairs, Special Operations & Homeland Security, and Recruiting & Training. Additionally, he led a delegation of APD officers during the 2009 Presidential Inauguration in Washington DC, commanded a group of Special Response Team officers in a deployment to Houston, TX in the wake of Hurricane Ike, and attended the Senior Counterterrorism Officials Seminar in Israel.

Supervised in Child Abuse AND Attended the Senior Counter Terrorism Officials Seminar in ISRAEL

Is anyone else getting Vote is being bad and 504s and 403 denied access messages. I am getting them quite often. Possibly could be this post.

@bopper @Gothamgirl

I believe this report is important. I believe I may have discovered why they are making an example of Conditt besides the bombs and his blowing himself up He was a conservative that was against the gay life style and something else PLEASE READ:

https://www.lgbtqnation.com/2018/03/austin-bombing-suspect-mark-conditt-antigay-conservative/

Homosexuality is not natural. Just look at the male and female bodies. They are obviously designed to couple. The natural design is apparent. It is not natural to couple male with male and female with female. It would be like trying to fit two screws together and to nuts together and then say, “See, it’s natural for them to go together.”

In addition, political protection of a sexual practice is ludicrous. I do not believe it is proper to pass laws stating that homosexuals have ‘rights.’ What about pedophilia or bestiality? These are sexual practices. Should they also be protected by law? If homosexuality is protected by law, why not those as well?

These are Shocking Statements.

Did the bombings begin before or after sentencing? This may be telling.

Good post OP; if you find a definitive connection please post an update.

In Austin they are reporting that the bomber was a gymnast, I'm wondering if he has been molested like all those girl gymnast had...seems to go along with the whole coach Polanski crap...all the same circle of people

annnnnnnnd he's jewish, isn't he?

@vindicator

another post that was edited not getting the upvoats it deserves

What are the odds?

About 1 in a hundred.

Gary Condit, former congressman, suspected in the death of Chandra Levy comes to mind. Gary Condit only uses one "t" in his name though.

Oh my God. I was just looking into this case. It has bothered me from day 1. Everyday I watch the typical group of LEOs that we have been seeing on the news almost every couple weeks. Suicide in front of the WH, Parkland Shooting, Now this. They all put up a front. Yeah. Very Odd Indeed. I will look into this.

Very interesting.I am always looking for connections when we have shootings and now bombings. I wonder if any of the victims were targeted because of a pizzagate connection as well.

And more: https://groups.google.com/forum/# !topic/gators911truth/KXtNGJCqAYE

Edward Rodgers was in charge of investigating cases of Child Abuse at the FBI

THE DENVER POST - Voice of the Rocky Mountain Empire May 17, 1990 Sisters win sex lawsuit vs. dad $2.3 million given for years of abuse By Howard Prankratz Denver Post Legal Affairs Writer

Two daughters of former state and federal law enforcement official Edward Rodgers were awarded $2.319,400 yesterday, after a Denver judge and jury found that the women suffered years of abuse at the hands of their father.

The award to Sharon Simone, 45, and Susan Hammond, 44, followed testimony of Rodgers’ four daughters in person or through depositions, describing repeated physical abuse and sexual assaults by their father from 1944 through 1965.

Rodgers, 72, who became a child abuse expert after retiring from the FBI and joining the colorado Springs DA’s office, failed to appear for the trial. But in a deposition taken in March, Rodgers denied ever hitting or sexually abusing his children.

He admitted that he thought of himself as a "domineering s.o.b. who demanded strict responses from my children, strict obedience." But it never approached child abuse, Rodgers said. "Did I make mistakes? Damn right I did, just like any other father or mother..."

Thomas Gresham, Rodger’s former attorney, withdrew from the case recently after being unable to locate his client. Rodgers recently contacted one of his sons from a Texas town along the Mexican border. Gresham said his last contact with Rodgers was on April 24.

The sisters reacted quietly to the verdict, and with relief that their stories of abuse had finally been told.

"I feel really good that I’ve gone public with this,"Hammond said. "I am a victim, the shame isn’t mine, the horror happened to me. I’m not bad. "My father did shameful and horrible things to me and my brothers and sisters. I don’t believe he is a shameful and horrible man, but he has to be held accountable," Hammond added.

The lawsuit deeply divided the Rodgers family, with Rodgers’ three sons questioning their sister’s motives.

Immediately after the verdict, son Steve Rodgers, 37, reacted angrily, yelling at his sisters in the courtroom.

Later, Rodgers said he loves his father and stands by him. He said his sisters had told him their father had to be exposed the way Nazi war criminals have been exposed.

"In a way I’m angry with my father for not being here. But I’m sympathetic because he would have walked into a gross crucifixion," Rodgers said.

Steve Rodgers never denied that he and his siblings were physically abused, but disputed that his father molested his sisters. Before the jury’s award, Denver District Judge William Meyer found that Rodger’s conduct toward Simone and Hammond was negligent and "outrageous."

Despite the length of time since the abuse, the jury determined the sisters could legally bring the suit. The statute of limitations for a civil suit is two years, but jurors determined that the sisters became aware of he nature and extent of their injury only within the last two years, during therapy.

The jury then determined the damages, finding $1,240,000 for Simone and 1,079,000 for Hammond.

The sisters had alleged in their suit filed last July that Rodgers subjected his seven children to a "pattern of emotional, physical, sexual and incestual abuse."

As a result of the abuse, the women claimed their emotional lives had been left in a shambles, requiring extensive therapy for both and repeated hospitalizations of Hammond, who was acutely suicidal. Simone developed obsessive behavior and became so unable to function she resigned a position with a Boston-based college.

Despite the judgment yesterday, Rodgers cannot be criminally charged. the statue of limitations in Colorado for sexual assault on children is 10 years. Rodgers, who worked for the FBI for 27 years, much of it in Denver, became chief investigator for the district attorney’s office in Colorado Sp;rings. during his employment at the DA’s office from 1967 until 1983, he became a well-known figure in Colorado Springs, and lectured and wrote about child abuse both locally and nationwide.

He wrote a manual called " A Compendium -- Child Abuse by the National College of District Attorney’s," and helped put together manuals on child abuse for the New York state police and a national child abuse center.

Ex-FBI Agent Pleads Guilty to Child Abuse

Tuesday February 17, 2004 11:46 PM

By JOHN SOLOMON

Associated Press Writer

WASHINGTON (AP) - The former chief internal watchdog at the FBI has pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a 6-year-old girl and has admitted he had a history of molesting other children before he joined the bureau for what became a two-decade career.

John H. Conditt Jr., 53, who retired in 2001, was sentenced last week to 12 years in prison in Tarrant County court in Fort Worth, Texas, after he admitted he molested the daughter of two FBI agents after he retired. He acknowledged molesting at least two other girls before he began his law enforcement career, his lawyer said.

Conditt sought treatment for sex offenders after his arrest last year, said his attorney, Toby Goldsmith.

The problem these people have is they don't really feel like it is their fault,'' Goldsmith said. The treatment doesn't work unless you admit you are the one who instigated it, and he did that.''

Conditt headed the internal affairs unit that investigates agent wrongdoing for the Office of Professional Responsibility at FBI headquarters in Washington from 1999 until his retirement in June 2001, the FBI said. He wrote articles in law enforcement journals on how police agencies could effectively investigate their own conduct.

FBI officials said Tuesday they had no information to suggest that Conditt had any problems during his career and he was never the subject of an investigation.

Tarrant County Assistant District Attorney Mitch Poe, who prosecuted the case, said he wanted a longer prison sentence and was skeptical of Conditt's claim that his molestation of children subsided during his FBI career.

``Both myself and the judge in open court, we were kind of skeptical but we don't have any evidence,'' Poe said.

A recently retired FBI whistleblower who brought allegations to Conditt's office that agents had not aggressively pursued evidence of sexual abuse in Indian country said Tuesday she now questions whether his personal history affected that decision.

Before, it never made any sense,'' retired agent Jane Turner said of the FBI's decision to decline to further investigate her allegations. Now I can understand. Why in the world wouldn't you want to investigate that?''

Goldsmith said he was concerned about the safety of his client in prison given that he is a former FBI agent and an admitted child molester. ``He's not going to be comfortable in the penitentiary,'' the lawyer said.

Goldsmith said his client had admitted that he had molested at least two other girls before he became an FBI agent more than 30 years ago, but that there was no evidence of any wrongdoing while he served in the bureau.

``It seems that he never did because he had stricter control at that time,'' the lawyer said.

Conditt could have faced life in prison, and prosecutors requested he get 50 years. The judge sentenced him to 12 years in prison, in part citing Conditt's decision to spare the victim the trauma of a trial, Goldsmith said.

Conditt's conviction is the latest controversy to strike the FBI's Office of Professional Responsibility.

Last year, FBI Director Robert Mueller transferred the head of the office to another supervisory assignment outside Washington, three months after rebuking him for his conduct toward a whistleblower.

That whistleblower, John Roberts, alleged the FBI disciplinary office had a double standard that let supervisors off easier than rank-and-file agents.

Those allegations prompted investigations by Congress and the Justice Department inspector general. The inspector general concluded that there was no systematic favoritism of senior managers over rank-and-file employees but that there was a double standard in some cases involving crude sexual jokes and remarks. http://www.campusactivism.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=689#p1538

Holy shit: "The former chief internal watchdog at the FBI has pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a 6-year-old girl and has admitted he had a history of molesting other children before he joined the bureau for what became a two-decade career."

https://www.myplainview.com/news/article/Ex-FBI-internal-affairs-chief-pleads-guilty-to-8815883.php