Top FBI Investigator Leaves Russia Probe

Wray takes over the FBI and SUDDENLY Mueller looses on of his best agents???

HMMMM

a reply to: DanteGaland

The best agents interview those under investigation of counter-intelligence violations without putting them under oath?

And allow others under investigation to be present during said interviews?

Huh.

originally posted by: burntheships

Hmmm, it sounds like the investigator might not have been "cooperating".
Or maybe he saw the probe was a witch hunt?

Strange.. I read the same story and immediately came to the conclusion that we were being invaded by aliens....

I mean, my conclusion is no less supported than yours.

Why you fabricate nonsense?

originally posted by: neo96
You don't put someone like that on assignment then change their minds to make them do trivel work.

there are several givens there on the link it there on the link, if any are true..and new information has come up, I dare say that Mueller would want to, or have to, move somebody.

Mueller made what I think, some bad moves in the 9/11 era and the aftermath, he may want all the I's dotted and the T's crossed this time to take away any whiff of conspiracy on his part.

To whit, Mueller was responsible for the appointment of the person who is currently in charge of that HR branch, while that person is ultimately responsible to Sessions as are the rest at this time.

originally posted by: growler

originally posted by: xuenchen
a reply to: burntheships

I bet his "Name" came up in some wrong places.

Deep dirty places.

maybe they just got sick of trying to pronounce it, is the z silent?

He vaz followink hiiz orderz.

a reply to: burntheships

Is this the same Peter Strzok?

By Peter P. Strzok
Posted Sep 3, 2016 at 12:01 AM Updated Sep 3, 2016 at 4:22 PM

This is him

The inspector general for the intelligence community determined last year that classified data in emails on Hillary Clinton private server might have been "compromised" and shared with "a foreign power or an agent of a foreign power," according to two secret letters the FBI sent to the State Department.

...

They were written by Peter Strzok and Charles Kable IV, who head the FBI's counterespionage section. They were sent to Gregory Starr, the assistant secretary at the State Department's Bureau of Diplomatic Security.

Report: Secret Letters Show FBI Fears About Classified Data on Hillary's Server

Maybe he saw something someone didn't want him to see.



Going to answer my first qustion myself, yes it is the same one.

On July 10, 2015, the F.B.I. opened a criminal investigation, code-named “Midyear,” into Mrs. Clinton’s handling of classified information. The Midyear team included two dozen investigators led by a senior analyst and by an experienced F.B.I. supervisor, Peter Strzok, a former Army officer who had worked on some of the most secretive investigations in recent years involving Russian and Chinese espionage.

NY Times

a reply to: jadedANDcynical

Great find!

So, he was concerned Clinton's server was compromised...
That's huge!

originally posted by: jadedANDcynical

Maybe he saw something someone didn't want him to see.

I hope he will still be able to "see" after they splash acid in his face !!

"News headlines"....

"Authorities said from sources close to the suicide that his last logged call on his cellphone was from a private phone in Chappaqua, NY"

a reply to: burntheships

This dude has some chops, check this:

3. Neem in Niger: A new context for a system of indigenous knowledge
Edward B. RadcliffeGregoire OuedraogoSonia E. PattenDavid W. RagsdalePeter P. Strzok
doi.org...

I might download and read this to see if it may give some insight into this guy. From reading his OpEd in the Fayetteville Observer, I think he might be an interesting person to learn more about. This is what he was doing in Iran:

In 1965, I was an Army engineer captain assigned to the U.S. Military Mission to Iran. Fresh out of Persian language studies at Monterey, California, one of my jobs was to accept civic action schools being built from funds accrued from sales by Iran of food aid provided by the U.S. These schools were being built in border areas, concentrating on nomadic groups such as the Kurds, Balouch, Turkoman, Azeris and Afghans, under the theory that educated nomads tend toward sedentary living with reduced security concerns.

And it looks like he runs some sort of charity:

Peter P. Strzok, Agency to Facilitate the Growth of Rural Organizations (AFGRO)

APPENDIX DRESEARCH CONTACTS

Founding Year

1986
Principal Officer

Peter Strzok
Main Address

[address redacted by jadedANDcynical]

EIN

41-1552101

BRIDGE Number

2965301688

Cause Area (NTEE Code)

International Agricultural Development (Q31)

guidestar.org

In Care Of Name
The officer, director, etc. to whose attention any correspondence should be directed

Peter Strzok
Classification(s)
Categories under which an organization may be tax exempt

501(C)(3)

Charitable Organization

taxexemptworld.com

Curioser and curiouser

a reply to: jadedANDcynical

He definitely has a deep background!

Not one to want to sit in HR. Something must
be up. I'll dig in a bit more too.

originally posted by: jadedANDcynical
a reply to: burntheships

Is this the same Peter Strzok?

By Peter P. Strzok
Posted Sep 3, 2016 at 12:01 AM Updated Sep 3, 2016 at 4:22 PM

This is him

The inspector general for the intelligence community determined last year that classified data in emails on Hillary Clinton private server might have been "compromised" and shared with "a foreign power or an agent of a foreign power," according to two secret letters the FBI sent to the State Department.

...

They were written by Peter Strzok and Charles Kable IV, who head the FBI's counterespionage section. They were sent to Gregory Starr, the assistant secretary at the State Department's Bureau of Diplomatic Security.

Report: Secret Letters Show FBI Fears About Classified Data on Hillary's Server

Maybe he saw something someone didn't want him to see.

 

Going to answer my first qustion myself, yes it is the same one.

On July 10, 2015, the F.B.I. opened a criminal investigation, code-named “Midyear,” into Mrs. Clinton’s handling of classified information. The Midyear team included two dozen investigators led by a senior analyst and by an experienced F.B.I. supervisor, Peter Strzok, a former Army officer who had worked on some of the most secretive investigations in recent years involving Russian and Chinese espionage.

NY Times

Of course it is, it's also in the OP link somewhere, and includes the possibility of a leak to the WP at the time.

Maybe he simply screwed up?

originally posted by: DanteGaland
Wray takes over the FBI and SUDDENLY Mueller looses on of his best agents???

HMMMM

I can't see how Wray would fit in here, can you expound on that?

For those who are saying this man failed to interrogate Clinton properly...Do you really think he set the rules? Don't you think he got his order from Comey. Comey made no excuses for the failures.

a reply to: liveandlearn

Former FBI agents say that it was just four people
who decided Clinton's fate.

That tells me this agent was taking orders.

a reply to: growler

It's Polish

originally posted by: burntheships
a reply to: xuenchen

Found this!

According to CNN, Mueller tapped FBI section chief Peter Strzok to manage the probe. Strzok was one of two U.S. officials who interviewed Clinton on July 2 as part of the federal investigation into classified information found on her private

dailycaller.com...

The plot thickens!

And this too!

Strzok was the agent that reviewed the Abedin Weiner emails

archive NYT article

Day, Mr. Strzok and his team had 3,000 emails left to review. That night, they ordered pizza and dug in. At about 2 a.m., Mr. Strzok wrote an email to Mr. Comey and scheduled it to send at 6 a.m. They were finished. A few hours later, Mr. Strzok and his team were back in Mr. Comey’s conference room for a final briefing: Only about 3,000 emails had been potentially work-related. A dozen or so email chains contained classified information, but the F.B.I. had already seen it.

nice catch!

a reply to: burntheships

Mueller Comey Wray

a reply to: iWontGiveUP

They look solidified.
Any idea who the other guy is?

originally posted by: burntheships
a reply to: iWontGiveUP

They look solidified.
Any idea who the other guy is?

IRS Commissioner Mark Everson