Friday, April 6, 2012
Thursday, November 15, 2007
The same week with Bockelkamp and they worked together
The body of a U.S. Border Patrol agent was found in a desolate area of the Coachella Valley, investigators said.
U.S. Customs officials said 37-year-old Richard Goldstein was reported missing on Friday afternoon.
Agents later found his patrol vehicle still running along the Coachella Canal.
His service K-9 was still inside the vehicle, investigators said.
Goldstein's body was spotted floating in the canal
U.S. Customs officials said 37-year-old Richard Goldstein was reported missing on Friday afternoon.
Agents later found his patrol vehicle still running along the Coachella Canal.
His service K-9 was still inside the vehicle, investigators said.
Goldstein's body was spotted floating in the canal
stop the silence
The Bockelkamp family,
It is said, is in the usual, catatonic state of shock and completely unable to make heads or tails about what's going on. Families always go into shock. It takes them a little time to get their bearings... but by that time Tandy has locked down the files and has hired a battery of DOJ attorneys to build a wall around her."
Whenever there is a controversial death Tandy's strategy is to immediately contact the family to induce them into honoring a code of silence. Tandy gets the family to avoid the news media and not talk to anyone. She promises them facts but she never delivers. And the writer is correct that by the time the family figures out Tandy has hoodwinked them into laying low and not ask questions or talk to the media it's too late to get the facts or get the media to investigate. The family gets a sudden awakening when they learn that Tandy's phone is either always busy or she is unavailable. SOP
It is said, is in the usual, catatonic state of shock and completely unable to make heads or tails about what's going on. Families always go into shock. It takes them a little time to get their bearings... but by that time Tandy has locked down the files and has hired a battery of DOJ attorneys to build a wall around her."
Whenever there is a controversial death Tandy's strategy is to immediately contact the family to induce them into honoring a code of silence. Tandy gets the family to avoid the news media and not talk to anyone. She promises them facts but she never delivers. And the writer is correct that by the time the family figures out Tandy has hoodwinked them into laying low and not ask questions or talk to the media it's too late to get the facts or get the media to investigate. The family gets a sudden awakening when they learn that Tandy's phone is either always busy or she is unavailable. SOP
Changing Directions
the investigation has reportedly moved into another direction , it is believed that there are a number of S&L-led DEA enforcement groups across the country that have allegedly committed thefts of suspect property and money. One such group under scrutiny was led by a certain Sheriff's deputy in Calif of which S/A Bockelkamp was a team player.
This investigation could crack this agency wide open.
FBI is reportedly finding too many S/As who are living well beyond their (and their spouses combined) salaries and most if not all of these S/As are working in S&L enforcement groups. Too many suspects are claiming property or money theft.
This investigation could crack this agency wide open.
FBI is reportedly finding too many S/As who are living well beyond their (and their spouses combined) salaries and most if not all of these S/As are working in S&L enforcement groups. Too many suspects are claiming property or money theft.
Rat
Records buried in Tandy's desk drawer revel SoCal 'network' that recruited Jeffrey Bockelkamp initiates young S/A's by getting them to either accept or steal property during searches or arrests so that their guilt -- known to others in their Group -- will prevent them from ratting out their fellow agents and managers.
This is exactly what has been happening for a long time. Bockelkamp's manager, the old SAC in LA William Bodner welcomed Bockelkamp into the "network" this way. Michelle's husband was glad to have another pawn put into play extending his "Theft Ring" further into other agencies. Tandy's dirty tricks were coming to an end and Shit flows down hill. It was only a matter of time before Landrum's tracks became uncovered. The pressure is now on management but you can't shine shit and that's all the office was filled with.
A previous writer was correct about Bockelkamp being only the "tip of the iceberg" The cover is coming off and exposing dirty agents in every LE agency in LA. Everyone in Landrum's possession worrying if there property may be discovered and investigated will do anything to prevent the honest people in this agency from ratting out their fellow agents and managers. Some lower level LE will now be taking the fall and not even know it. Just like in the Bockelkamp case.
Anyone under suspicion for doing what Landrum is being accused of doing will be looking for a way to prevent investigators from finding out about there entire nest of corrupt thieves centralized in L.A. The head of the L.A. Theft Ring that recruited or intimidated young S/A into their network will now have to put the pressure on and find one to point the finger at. Since Tandy left The LA SAC Landrum has been looking into this now he finds him self involved.
Some questioned agents:
S/A William Bodner
S/A Wade Sparks
S/A Guss Forbes
S/A Robin Roulster
And others realised any of them could take the fall. Now everyone is on there own. S/A Guss Forbes not able to take the pressure decided to RAT and started to accuse Bockelkamp. This got around and was reported to OIG by Landrum. OIG started asking questions.
S/A Guss Forbes a member of Bockelkamp's team since HIDTA and also a friend could not provide any facts or claim to seeing Bockelkamp take anything and now wishes he never said anything. All other agents claimed to know know anything about Bockelkamp. Now S/A Guss Forbes looks like lying RAT.
Landrum was behind the whole thing and now surround by stolen property he also has to worry about lying to OIG .
OIG's Report that Tandy had protected is now available. Case Number: 2005-007639 Dated 6/8/07 Released by the Inspector General. And supports all the now known allegations
A previous writer was correct when saying: "Landrum's affinity for stolen goods at his fingertips is only representative of the entire Bush Administration and Tandy's violation of rules. Tandy broke rules and some of her SACs have followed suit. No doubt when Michelle takes over she will correct these problems."
This is exactly what has been happening for a long time. Bockelkamp's manager, the old SAC in LA William Bodner welcomed Bockelkamp into the "network" this way. Michelle's husband was glad to have another pawn put into play extending his "Theft Ring" further into other agencies. Tandy's dirty tricks were coming to an end and Shit flows down hill. It was only a matter of time before Landrum's tracks became uncovered. The pressure is now on management but you can't shine shit and that's all the office was filled with.
A previous writer was correct about Bockelkamp being only the "tip of the iceberg" The cover is coming off and exposing dirty agents in every LE agency in LA. Everyone in Landrum's possession worrying if there property may be discovered and investigated will do anything to prevent the honest people in this agency from ratting out their fellow agents and managers. Some lower level LE will now be taking the fall and not even know it. Just like in the Bockelkamp case.
Anyone under suspicion for doing what Landrum is being accused of doing will be looking for a way to prevent investigators from finding out about there entire nest of corrupt thieves centralized in L.A. The head of the L.A. Theft Ring that recruited or intimidated young S/A into their network will now have to put the pressure on and find one to point the finger at. Since Tandy left The LA SAC Landrum has been looking into this now he finds him self involved.
Some questioned agents:
S/A William Bodner
S/A Wade Sparks
S/A Guss Forbes
S/A Robin Roulster
And others realised any of them could take the fall. Now everyone is on there own. S/A Guss Forbes not able to take the pressure decided to RAT and started to accuse Bockelkamp. This got around and was reported to OIG by Landrum. OIG started asking questions.
S/A Guss Forbes a member of Bockelkamp's team since HIDTA and also a friend could not provide any facts or claim to seeing Bockelkamp take anything and now wishes he never said anything. All other agents claimed to know know anything about Bockelkamp. Now S/A Guss Forbes looks like lying RAT.
Landrum was behind the whole thing and now surround by stolen property he also has to worry about lying to OIG .
OIG's Report that Tandy had protected is now available. Case Number: 2005-007639 Dated 6/8/07 Released by the Inspector General. And supports all the now known allegations
A previous writer was correct when saying: "Landrum's affinity for stolen goods at his fingertips is only representative of the entire Bush Administration and Tandy's violation of rules. Tandy broke rules and some of her SACs have followed suit. No doubt when Michelle takes over she will correct these problems."
Landrum Scumbag
If I were a member of Jeff's family I would file a lawsuit against SAC Landrum for being the head of the L.A. Theft Ring that recruited or intimidated young S/A into their nefarious underworld.
This is no longer an OPR turf matter. This should now be upgraded to FBI
Confiscated property
The problem in the L.A. district goes back many years... it began with LAPD officers and cops from all of the cities around Los Angeles getting requests from their kids for boom boxes and leather jackets. All a cop had to do was drive into L.A.s predominantly black or brown neighborhood, stop a kid for drugs, then confiscate his jacket and/or radio and claim it as asset forfeiture.
Today the problem is systemic and so wide spread that even people in our agency are deeply involved... and there is no place a victim can go to complain about being ripped off by a cop or DEA agent because no police station will take a report from a victim... or take the report seriously.
If you ask anyone in LE working the LA area to show you receipts for some of the more expensive stuff in their homes they would not be able to produce a shred of paper.
FBI could have a literal 'field day' in the LAFD investigating and prosecuting dirt in every LE agency in LA county... that is... if FBI was interested... and they're not. FBI is too busy looking for Osama's moles in the public libraries or at the telephone company switch rooms.
Anytime you have a SAC ordering his subordinates to carry confiscated property from the street to his office you know the problem is not only widespread, the guilty no long worry or care about who witnesses what they do...
Today the problem is systemic and so wide spread that even people in our agency are deeply involved... and there is no place a victim can go to complain about being ripped off by a cop or DEA agent because no police station will take a report from a victim... or take the report seriously.
If you ask anyone in LE working the LA area to show you receipts for some of the more expensive stuff in their homes they would not be able to produce a shred of paper.
FBI could have a literal 'field day' in the LAFD investigating and prosecuting dirt in every LE agency in LA county... that is... if FBI was interested... and they're not. FBI is too busy looking for Osama's moles in the public libraries or at the telephone company switch rooms.
Anytime you have a SAC ordering his subordinates to carry confiscated property from the street to his office you know the problem is not only widespread, the guilty no long worry or care about who witnesses what they do...
Folks, we're in deep trouble
Folks, we're in deep trouble.
We have lost our way. We are no longer the beacon or the image of honesty. Once upon a time we were honest. The Bush's began the process of trashing our agency in 1983 when George Sr. deceptively convinced Reagan not to take a more forceful stand with Mexico. Bush Sr's son, Jeb, had married a Mexican-American and the Mexican government had been funneling drug money into Bush Sr's future (1988) campaign chest since 1983. At the same time, Bush Sr's first-born, George Jr. was known throughout the family as a drug addict. His wife, Laura, sold marijuana to her college friends and helped George keep his drug coffers full. Then Kiki was tortured and murdered. When Reagan learned about Kiki's murder he told Bush Sr. to f**k-off and that there would be no more Mr. Nice Guy with Mexico. Yet, Bush Sr's future campaign war-chest continued to receive millions of dollars in washed money from Mexico, just as Nixon had cleaned millions of campaign dollars through Mexico.
Then came the Clinton's who took over the Mexican money wagon by using NAFTA as their cover. And after the Clinton's came George Jr who is now funneling tip money back to Mexico disguised as anti-drug funding.
We are no longer in the business of fighting drugs. We're in the business of financing crime... and slicing a little off the top for our individual selves... a Rangerover here, an HD TV there, free gas over here, and discounts on something else over there. This is only the "tip of the iceberg". We are now no better than the scum we police. We've laid down with dogs and now we're covered with fleas... save just a few of us who still retain our sanity.
To the people in the L.A. office who outted Landrum, you did a good job. Keep up the good work. Bush will soon be gone and the criminal mentality he brought into our government will soon follow him out. Pray Bush is not followed by Rudy or Hillary... two criminals in the same pod.
Blessed be that good always, inevitably triumphs over evil, even though a few good guys go down in the process of exposing and eradicating the scum and evil peddlers.
God Save Our Gold Badge,
We have lost our way. We are no longer the beacon or the image of honesty. Once upon a time we were honest. The Bush's began the process of trashing our agency in 1983 when George Sr. deceptively convinced Reagan not to take a more forceful stand with Mexico. Bush Sr's son, Jeb, had married a Mexican-American and the Mexican government had been funneling drug money into Bush Sr's future (1988) campaign chest since 1983. At the same time, Bush Sr's first-born, George Jr. was known throughout the family as a drug addict. His wife, Laura, sold marijuana to her college friends and helped George keep his drug coffers full. Then Kiki was tortured and murdered. When Reagan learned about Kiki's murder he told Bush Sr. to f**k-off and that there would be no more Mr. Nice Guy with Mexico. Yet, Bush Sr's future campaign war-chest continued to receive millions of dollars in washed money from Mexico, just as Nixon had cleaned millions of campaign dollars through Mexico.
Then came the Clinton's who took over the Mexican money wagon by using NAFTA as their cover. And after the Clinton's came George Jr who is now funneling tip money back to Mexico disguised as anti-drug funding.
We are no longer in the business of fighting drugs. We're in the business of financing crime... and slicing a little off the top for our individual selves... a Rangerover here, an HD TV there, free gas over here, and discounts on something else over there. This is only the "tip of the iceberg". We are now no better than the scum we police. We've laid down with dogs and now we're covered with fleas... save just a few of us who still retain our sanity.
To the people in the L.A. office who outted Landrum, you did a good job. Keep up the good work. Bush will soon be gone and the criminal mentality he brought into our government will soon follow him out. Pray Bush is not followed by Rudy or Hillary... two criminals in the same pod.
Blessed be that good always, inevitably triumphs over evil, even though a few good guys go down in the process of exposing and eradicating the scum and evil peddlers.
God Save Our Gold Badge,
Bockelkamp was on case at TOD
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 24, 2007
Contact: SA Sarah Pullen
Public Information Officer
Leader of Vineland Boys Gang Gets Life Imprisonment for
Racketeering and Drug Trafficking Offenses
APR 24 -- (LOS ANGELES) – The leader of a San Fernando Valley gang called the Vineland Boys was sentenced today to life without parole in federal prison for his convictions on federal racketeering, drug trafficking and money laundering offenses.
Rafael Yepiz, 35, of Reseda, is the last of nine Vineland Boys gang members and associates who were convicted during a jury trial last year to be sentenced. In sentencing Rafael Yepiz to life in federal prison – there is no parole in the federal system – United States District Judge John F. Walter in Los Angeles found that he was a leader and organizer of the Vineland Boys gang.
The nine defendants convicted at trial were among 49 named in a federal racketeering indictment that outlined a series of crimes that spanned a 15-year period. The offenses include narcotics, weapons and violent crimes, including the murder of a Burbank Police officer, the wounding of a second Burbank Police officer and the attempted murders of several United States Marines.
The nine defendants who were convicted at trial all received lengthy federal prison sentences. Judge Walter previously sentenced the other eight defendants. They are:
* Sergio Mejia, 39, of Arleta, sentenced to life in federal prison;
* Francisco Zambrano, 27, of Mission Hills, sentenced to 40 years in prison;
* Mariano Meza, 34, of Sun Valley, sentenced to 25 years in prison;
* Sergio Mejia’s brother, Jose Luis Mejia, 37, of Bakersfield, sentenced to 27 years in prison;
* Jesus Contreras, 33, of Pacoima, sentenced to 25 years in prison;
* Rafael Yepiz’ brother, Manuel Yepiz, 32, of Shadow Hills, sentenced to 20 years in prison;
* Ernesto Mendez, 39, of Sylmar, sentenced to 18 years in prison; and
* Gilberto Carrasco, 27, of Sun Valley, sentenced to 15 years in prison.
In addition to those found guilty at trial, Judge Walter has sentenced 26 other Vineland Boys gang members and associates who pleaded guilty. Several of the leaders and senior members of the Vineland Boys who pleaded guilty have received prison sentences of more than 20 years.
The 49 defendants were indicted as a resulted of Operation Silent Night, a joint federal, state and local investigation of the Vineland Boys gang, which was a powerful street gang with cliques operating in parts of Burbank, North Hollywood, Sun Valley and Palmdale. The gang had an extensive drug-trafficking network, which distributed cocaine, methamphetamine and marijuana throughout the Los Angeles area, as well as Hawaii, Indiana and the East Coast. In addition to the sale of narcotics, the gang engaged in acts of violence to protect its turf.
The indictment specifically linked the gang to four murders, including the fatal shooting of Burbank Police Officer Matthew Pavelka and the attempted murder of his partner, Detective Greg Campbell. The indictment charged 39 of the defendants with violations of the federal Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act. Of the 49 indicted defendants, 38 have been convicted of various federal charges. Three other defendants named in the indictment are pending trial, including two alleged gang members who face the death penalty if convicted of a charge related to the murder of a 16-year-old girl who had testified against a Vineland Boys member. The remaining defendants are fugitives.
This case is the product of an investigation by the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area Task Force (HIDTA), which is made up of agents and officers from several agencies, including the Drug Enforcement Administration, the Los Angeles Police Department and the Internal Revenue Service-Criminal Investigation Division. The Burbank Police Department and the Glendale Police Department also participated in the investigation.
April 24, 2007
Contact: SA Sarah Pullen
Public Information Officer
Leader of Vineland Boys Gang Gets Life Imprisonment for
Racketeering and Drug Trafficking Offenses
APR 24 -- (LOS ANGELES) – The leader of a San Fernando Valley gang called the Vineland Boys was sentenced today to life without parole in federal prison for his convictions on federal racketeering, drug trafficking and money laundering offenses.
Rafael Yepiz, 35, of Reseda, is the last of nine Vineland Boys gang members and associates who were convicted during a jury trial last year to be sentenced. In sentencing Rafael Yepiz to life in federal prison – there is no parole in the federal system – United States District Judge John F. Walter in Los Angeles found that he was a leader and organizer of the Vineland Boys gang.
The nine defendants convicted at trial were among 49 named in a federal racketeering indictment that outlined a series of crimes that spanned a 15-year period. The offenses include narcotics, weapons and violent crimes, including the murder of a Burbank Police officer, the wounding of a second Burbank Police officer and the attempted murders of several United States Marines.
The nine defendants who were convicted at trial all received lengthy federal prison sentences. Judge Walter previously sentenced the other eight defendants. They are:
* Sergio Mejia, 39, of Arleta, sentenced to life in federal prison;
* Francisco Zambrano, 27, of Mission Hills, sentenced to 40 years in prison;
* Mariano Meza, 34, of Sun Valley, sentenced to 25 years in prison;
* Sergio Mejia’s brother, Jose Luis Mejia, 37, of Bakersfield, sentenced to 27 years in prison;
* Jesus Contreras, 33, of Pacoima, sentenced to 25 years in prison;
* Rafael Yepiz’ brother, Manuel Yepiz, 32, of Shadow Hills, sentenced to 20 years in prison;
* Ernesto Mendez, 39, of Sylmar, sentenced to 18 years in prison; and
* Gilberto Carrasco, 27, of Sun Valley, sentenced to 15 years in prison.
In addition to those found guilty at trial, Judge Walter has sentenced 26 other Vineland Boys gang members and associates who pleaded guilty. Several of the leaders and senior members of the Vineland Boys who pleaded guilty have received prison sentences of more than 20 years.
The 49 defendants were indicted as a resulted of Operation Silent Night, a joint federal, state and local investigation of the Vineland Boys gang, which was a powerful street gang with cliques operating in parts of Burbank, North Hollywood, Sun Valley and Palmdale. The gang had an extensive drug-trafficking network, which distributed cocaine, methamphetamine and marijuana throughout the Los Angeles area, as well as Hawaii, Indiana and the East Coast. In addition to the sale of narcotics, the gang engaged in acts of violence to protect its turf.
The indictment specifically linked the gang to four murders, including the fatal shooting of Burbank Police Officer Matthew Pavelka and the attempted murder of his partner, Detective Greg Campbell. The indictment charged 39 of the defendants with violations of the federal Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act. Of the 49 indicted defendants, 38 have been convicted of various federal charges. Three other defendants named in the indictment are pending trial, including two alleged gang members who face the death penalty if convicted of a charge related to the murder of a 16-year-old girl who had testified against a Vineland Boys member. The remaining defendants are fugitives.
This case is the product of an investigation by the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area Task Force (HIDTA), which is made up of agents and officers from several agencies, including the Drug Enforcement Administration, the Los Angeles Police Department and the Internal Revenue Service-Criminal Investigation Division. The Burbank Police Department and the Glendale Police Department also participated in the investigation.
Drug agents mishandled seized cash
Drug Enforcement Administration agents routinely disregarded agency rules on the handling of seized cash, jeopardizing hundreds of millions of dollars taken in drug raids, a Justice Department review found.
In an audit published Friday, Justice Department Inspector General Glenn A. Fine examined thousands of seizures between October 2004 and November 2006.
Fine's report states that drug agents rarely counted the cash they took, often didn't provide receipts for seized money, rarely recorded the seizures in agency ledgers and often didn't ask their colleagues to witness their counting and handling of the money.
DEA agents recorded more than 16,000 seizures for nearly $616 million in the period surveyed, the report states.
"Cash seized by the DEA is at risk because of the DEA's failure to consistently implement and document controls over the seized cash," Fine's
spokeswoman, Cynthia Schnedar, said in an e-mail.
The lack of internal controls over the seized cash leads to accusations of theft by the agents, the report states.
The DEA opened internal investigations of 33 agents and SAC's between 2004 and 2006, Fine's report states. In 11 of those cases, the agents didn't follow agency guidelines on handling, processing or disposing of the evidence, the report states.
In an audit published Friday, Justice Department Inspector General Glenn A. Fine examined thousands of seizures between October 2004 and November 2006.
Fine's report states that drug agents rarely counted the cash they took, often didn't provide receipts for seized money, rarely recorded the seizures in agency ledgers and often didn't ask their colleagues to witness their counting and handling of the money.
DEA agents recorded more than 16,000 seizures for nearly $616 million in the period surveyed, the report states.
"Cash seized by the DEA is at risk because of the DEA's failure to consistently implement and document controls over the seized cash," Fine's
spokeswoman, Cynthia Schnedar, said in an e-mail.
The lack of internal controls over the seized cash leads to accusations of theft by the agents, the report states.
The DEA opened internal investigations of 33 agents and SAC's between 2004 and 2006, Fine's report states. In 11 of those cases, the agents didn't follow agency guidelines on handling, processing or disposing of the evidence, the report states.
The lid has cracked open
If, on the other hand, he was killed and his murder dressed up to look like suicide then he failed to consider that possibility and take steps to ensure that the info in his possession would be made public in the event of his death
A lot of people in the agency detest Karen Tandy. But what they fail to realize is that if they die on duty their life story belongs to Tandy who has taken upon herself the self-appointed title of 'Guardian Of DEA's Dead'. Unless our agents have good and trustworthy friends who will not allow Karen Tandy (or any Administrator) to control the story of their life and death, every single one of us designates, by default, Karen Tandy as our sole story teller. Apparently, since Tandy left Jeffrey's story is beginning to surface.
A lot of people in the agency detest Karen Tandy. But what they fail to realize is that if they die on duty their life story belongs to Tandy who has taken upon herself the self-appointed title of 'Guardian Of DEA's Dead'. Unless our agents have good and trustworthy friends who will not allow Karen Tandy (or any Administrator) to control the story of their life and death, every single one of us designates, by default, Karen Tandy as our sole story teller. Apparently, since Tandy left Jeffrey's story is beginning to surface.
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Monday, November 5, 2007
False Statements
OIG Released a report (Case Number: 2005-007639 Dated: 6/8/07 )
In this report some of the agents that worked with Jeff were qusetioned.
SAC William Bodner stated not knowing Jeff outside of work or on a personal level and wouldn't know if anything was bothering him.
S/A Angus Forbes stated he did not know jeff other than work and never on a personal level.
Forbes reported Jeff would be the one to know about about the items missing from a search warrant exicuted by the HIDTA group. OIG questioned Forbes and he stated that he never sew Jeff taks anything and wasn't sure if he even did. OIG asked Forbes why he even reported Jeff and Forbes stated he didn't know and now wishes he never did.
Forbes was one of Jeff's good friends and even spent new years 06 together, just days before Jeff's death.
The picture above shows Bodner and Forbes with Jeff on a overseas vacation together
Dea agents making false statements to government investigators
Making false statements is a very serious crime. It is defined as "an untrue
statement knowingly made with the intent to mislead." BLACK'S LAW DICTIONARY
1445 (8th ed. 2005).
18 U.S.C. § 1001 (2005)
We were told (our family) by the DEA in
Los Angeles they will be doing an investigation on all the events leading up to
his death and would keep us updated and provide some answers. It has been 10
months now and we have heard nothing from the DEA. Karen Tandy has resigned and now
left the DEA and nobody else in LA office knows anything about an investigation
going on or who we would contact.
The Dea LA office now going downhill and Tandy leaving has now started a wave of everything she kept hidden now starting to surface. I will keep this updated with any and all new information that I can connect to S/A Jeff Bockelkamp in any way. From Agents he worked with or knew, cases he was involved in,friends he knew, who he talked to or called, anything and everything evolving all the events leading up to the time of his death.
With all the questions and things now coming out it just doesn't make sense that everyone has a different story. So putting together a detailed timeline with all the FACTS I can prove will be the best way to find out what really happened and who was involved.
Enough roomers! only facts that can be proven, supported or with an established foundation will be posted, discussed and talked about here. Other people's posts will not be changed or have any names hidden like other sites out there.
The DEA in Los Angeles is corrupt and breaking the law in so many ways. Someone needs to look into who was responsible for dropping the ball and not following procedure in doing there job especially evolving an agents death.
S/A Jeff Bockelkamp's investigation should be done by a competent employee doing there job the proper way!
If you don't like what's here Don't read it!
Los Angeles they will be doing an investigation on all the events leading up to
his death and would keep us updated and provide some answers. It has been 10
months now and we have heard nothing from the DEA. Karen Tandy has resigned and now
left the DEA and nobody else in LA office knows anything about an investigation
going on or who we would contact.
The Dea LA office now going downhill and Tandy leaving has now started a wave of everything she kept hidden now starting to surface. I will keep this updated with any and all new information that I can connect to S/A Jeff Bockelkamp in any way. From Agents he worked with or knew, cases he was involved in,friends he knew, who he talked to or called, anything and everything evolving all the events leading up to the time of his death.
With all the questions and things now coming out it just doesn't make sense that everyone has a different story. So putting together a detailed timeline with all the FACTS I can prove will be the best way to find out what really happened and who was involved.
Enough roomers! only facts that can be proven, supported or with an established foundation will be posted, discussed and talked about here. Other people's posts will not be changed or have any names hidden like other sites out there.
The DEA in Los Angeles is corrupt and breaking the law in so many ways. Someone needs to look into who was responsible for dropping the ball and not following procedure in doing there job especially evolving an agents death.
S/A Jeff Bockelkamp's investigation should be done by a competent employee doing there job the proper way!
If you don't like what's here Don't read it!
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