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Originally posted by Gazrok
Robert aye?
Long version of "Bob"....Robert = Bob
1. False company name. There is no DNI (officially), Dept. Naval Intelligence. The official name is ONI (Office of Naval Intelligence). Now of course, the name could just be a front, who knows, but still a sticky point.
Are you familiar with the "black ops" world? I didn't think so. There are lots of (Unofficial) departments which use (Unofficial) names.
2. If contracted, most likely his form would be from EG&G, not the military or any agency thereof.
Not if what they hired him for was above top secret. Things in the "black ops" world are done to conceal which means shifting departments/agencies. If he got his contract through EG&G, that doesn't mean they couldn't have easily erased all his records.
3. If an independent contractor, he'd have an I-99, not a W-2 for such work.
Not true for "black ops"
4. For his W-2 to come from this company/agency, he'd have had to have been a legitimate employee (i.e. not contractor).
Not true for "black ops"