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 smugllama rated 32 months ago -
A former CIA employee, George C. Dalmas, has been arrested for an alleged string of 17 burglaries.
The primary items being stolen? Panties, jewelry, and antiques.
The Fairfax judge set his bond at $50,000 per incident($1.65 million total)
Does a $1.65 million dollar bail seem logical f...
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- smugllama rated 32 months ago
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A former CIA employee, George C. Dalmas, has been arrested for an alleged string of 17 burglaries.
The primary items being stolen? Panties, jewelry, and antiques.
The Fairfax judge set his bond at $50,000 per incident($1.65 million total)
Does a $1.65 million dollar bail seem logical for a panty thief? What's going on here?
I have absolutely nothing to base this on, other than the high bail amount and my suspicions, but this looks like a smear campaign to me. I'm wondering if Dolmas was about to blow the whistle on something...
Further circumstantial evidence to support my case:
1) The CIA doesn't like to air its dirty laundry in public. ("We take care of our own.") Most of the time that a CIA employee is involved in criminal wrong-doing, we never hear about it.
2) No qualms about revealing this officer's identity.
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