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\nSOC Eddie Gallagher<\/p>\n
\nSOC Eddie Gallagher<\/p>\n
Attorney Timothy Parlatore, who represents the decorated Navy SEAL accused of killing an ISIS prisoner of war in Iraq, accuses military prosecutors of installing tracking software in emails in an attempt to identify media leaks on the case.<\/p>\n
Edward Gallagher\u2019s legal team caught on to the alleged scheme last week after they noticed an unusual logo of an American flag with a bald eagle perched on the scales of justice beneath the signature of a message sent to them by one of the prosecutors, according to the Associated Press. It was not an official government logo and the lawyers reportedly found suspicious tracking software embedded inside it.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
The emails were sent last Wednesday to 13 lawyers and paralegals on their team \u2014 and to Carl Prine, a reporter for the Navy Times newspaper, who has broken several stories about the case based on documents provided by sources.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
While documents are subject to a court order not to be shared, none has been classified, Prine told the AP. The defense attorneys say the intrusion may have violated constitutional protections against illegal searches, guarantees to the right to a lawyer and freedom of the press.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
The wife of the Navy SEAL accused of killing an injured ISIS prisoner of war in Iraq tells Fox News that someone is going to have to \u201cstart investigating these investigators\u201d after his lawyers claimed military prosecutors were spying on them through tracking software hidden inside emails.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Andrea Gallagher\u2019s comments on \u2018Fox & Friends\u2019 Tuesday came a day after Edward Gallagher\u2019s legal team revealed the extent of what they believe is an apparent attempt by the prosecution to find out who is leaking information to the media about the case.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
If true, this is a pretty egregious violation of Constitutional Rights, but if I were a high powered attorney I’d sure as the sun sets encrypt my freaking e-mail. It can be done in MS Outlook- go to tools, select E-Mail Security, and follow the bouncing ball. Or spend some green and buy one of any number of encryption software programs out there. Try Major Geeks.com for recommendations. <\/p>\n
Hat tip to ChipNASA for the Fox News Link<\/a> <\/p>\n
And my reference Another Fox News Link<\/a>. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"