CIA informant alleges that CIA hacked into bank accounts of millions of Americans
Posted on | May 10, 2015 | 2 Comments
On Friday, United States District Court Judge Murray Snow instructed the sheriff’s attorney to contact the chief counsel for the CIA to apprise them the sheriff’s office could be in possession of CIA data.
During the first round of the contempt hearing in April, Chief Deputy Jerry Sheridan gave a few cryptic details about why the sheriff’s office had hired Montgomery as a paid informant.
Sheridan said Montgomery “had information that the CIA hacked into individual bank accounts.” The chief deputy testified he believed there were 50,000 Maricopa County residents impacted.
“He had their names, their bank account numbers, and their dollar amounts,” Sheridan told Snow.
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May 10th, 2015 @ 10:09 am
Years earlier, Dennis Montgomery swindled the Pentagon out of millions by selling them a software program which could supposedly interpret coded terrorist signals on Al-Jazeera. It didn’t work. Sounds like Arpaio and Zullo were similarly conned, years after Montgomery’s scam was exposed.
May 10th, 2015 @ 2:36 pm
other whistle-blowers are saying similar things