Difference between revisions of "Melek Can Dickerson"
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Melek Can Dickerson worked together with [[Sibel Edmonds]].<ref>[[Document:An Inconvenient Patriot]]</ref> | Melek Can Dickerson worked together with [[Sibel Edmonds]].<ref>[[Document:An Inconvenient Patriot]]</ref> | ||
==Career== | ==Career== | ||
| − | The [[FBI]] hired Dickerson without verifying that the information she provided on her application was correct. Had the bureau done this they would have learned that she spent two years working as an intern for the [[American-Turkish Council]], a group that is being investigated by the FBI’s own counterintelligence unit and whose phone calls she will be listening in on as an FBI translator.<ref>http://www.antiwar.com/deliso/?articleid=2917</ref> | + | The [[FBI]] hired Dickerson without verifying that the information she provided on her application was correct. Had the bureau done this they would have learned that she spent two years working as an [[intern]] for the [[American-Turkish Council]], a group that is being investigated by the FBI’s own counterintelligence unit and whose phone calls she will be listening in on as an FBI translator.<ref>http://www.antiwar.com/deliso/?articleid=2917</ref> |
[[Dennis Saccher]], the FBI’s special agent in charge of Turkish counter-intelligence, develops suspicions about Dickerson, a translator in his department who has lost information on several wiretaps and who he believes has forged signatures on certain documents. He reports his concerns to the FBI headquarters and his boss, Supervisory Special Agent [[Tom Frields]].<ref>http://www.antiwar.com/orig/horton.php?articleid=7032</ref> | [[Dennis Saccher]], the FBI’s special agent in charge of Turkish counter-intelligence, develops suspicions about Dickerson, a translator in his department who has lost information on several wiretaps and who he believes has forged signatures on certain documents. He reports his concerns to the FBI headquarters and his boss, Supervisory Special Agent [[Tom Frields]].<ref>http://www.antiwar.com/orig/horton.php?articleid=7032</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 17:43, 6 July 2020
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| Spouse | Douglas Dickerson |
Melek Can Dickerson worked together with Sibel Edmonds.[1]
Career
The FBI hired Dickerson without verifying that the information she provided on her application was correct. Had the bureau done this they would have learned that she spent two years working as an intern for the American-Turkish Council, a group that is being investigated by the FBI’s own counterintelligence unit and whose phone calls she will be listening in on as an FBI translator.[2]
Dennis Saccher, the FBI’s special agent in charge of Turkish counter-intelligence, develops suspicions about Dickerson, a translator in his department who has lost information on several wiretaps and who he believes has forged signatures on certain documents. He reports his concerns to the FBI headquarters and his boss, Supervisory Special Agent Tom Frields.[3]
