- Richard Taus played it right and played
it straight for 10 long years as an FBI agent. He swore to uphold the Constitution,
obey the law and protect the American people from enemies both foreign
and domestic.
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- What a shock, though, when he found out
others in the department, including higher-ups in the Justice Department
and the White House were playing a completely different game, playing a
highly deceitful and illegal game of drug-running and money laundering.
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- And the tentacles of what came to be
known as Iran Contra led to Taus being set up, arrested and sentenced to
a 33-99 year federal prison term, a sentence that conveniently started
just prior to "Daddy" Bush's 1988 election as President.
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- Many court observers close to former
FBI agent, including his son, David, 42, said his father was "railroaded
to the hilt right before the election" in order to protect Bush and
others since the sensitive information pinning the former President was
irrefutable, according to records compiled by Taus.
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