I was involved in one. Mine was eight. I think I went US attorney Ryan Buchanan added this

the seven year delay in resolving Maloney's case resulted from Maloney's ploy to evade

criminal liability by threatening to reveal classified information during the course of

his trial and he failed attempt to. Jesus Christ. Ryan came Buchanan. Who's writing? Who wrote this?

Chat GPT? Fuck's sake. Put some fucking oomph into it. But you can and you got damn

wasp. Now the chiffon's put me in the mood for some 60s music. So fuck it. We'll roll it.

And you hung around and bothered me every night. You worked for Georgia Tech in the CIA. And now you're

going away for a long, long time. Go into prison because you trusted the feds. You're going by, bye.

It's gonna be my biggest hit on my long awaited prison album.

So what happened here? I think what happened here is our buddy Maloney. James Maloney 57.

Probably tripped across a few things he wasn't supposed to trip across and found out that his

little research project he was working on was probably for something very bad. See I can see

through this shit. Right. Let's take a look at this. This is interesting. The three men were charged

in connection with a scheme to defraud Georgia Tech and the CIA from early 2007 through late 2013.

Wow. Justice Department truly on it. 2013. Actually, Justice Department Buchanan,

US Attorney, your fucking math is off. It's 10 years at seven.

The three men were experts in electromagnetic analysis and measurements and were assigned

to Georgia Tech Research Institute's advanced concepts library.

During this time, they worked on projects funded by the Department of Defense, various intelligence

agencies and the private sector. The US Attorney said, I'm sending you right now. These guys

tripped across something they didn't like. They probably said, we're not fucking working on this

anymore because when I look at the amount of money here, it's a pittance. It's a pittance.

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