Thank you Judge Freeh. Looks like we may have caught a break with the publication of the ruling ("motivation" in Gab's words) on the abuse of office/power statute. According to G it clearly states that cases fitting the exact description of his would no longer be valid prosecutions as a matter of law. Please keep me informed and give Gab my best. So honored that you agreed to take this on. Thanks again, Hunter. RHB 202-333-1880 > On Jul 8, 2016, at 6:45 AM, Louis Freeh <freeh@freehsporkinsullivan.com> wrote: > > Dear Hunter > > Good morning. > > I wanted to thank you again for referring Gabriel to us and we have > finalized an attorney letter of engagement with him. > I will meet him in Paris Sunday and then we'll deploy to Bucharest and > get to work. > > FYI, I have had conversations with the head of the FBI's Criminal > Division and there is a sincere Bureau interest in meeting and > debriefing Gabriel on other matters he may be willing to discuss. > FBIHQ will relay its interest to the Legat in Bucharest, with whom > we'll meet next week. The. There is the 'timing ' issue about when to > make contact with DNA and SRI, which we'll strategize about with > Gabriel next week. We have fortunately been able to enlist for our > team a former FBI Legat in Bucharest--she's Romanian-American--who is > a fluent speaker with excellent SRI contacts. We may also try to see > the Ambassador > > I would also like to make a small payment to you for this referral-and > for your continuing work on this matter. This is a standard practice. > It's strictly your call as I don't know your relationship with the > client. We would just need your bank information in order to make a > remittance. > > We'll keep you advised and thanks again. > > Warm regards > Louie > > Sent from my iPhone