As to the above extract from the FOIA cover letter, I only
referred to the Justice Department employees names, locations, phone numbers, at those buildings where they are employed
and under the jurisdiction of the OIG. I didn't have their social security numbers,
home addresses, personnel folders or medical records. In any event, if
such information as I provided in the complaint and allegations and innumerable
exhibits is defined as private, why didn't they just black out that information
and release the documents, like they did with the June 22, 2006 release below?
Its kind of inconsistent for them to have known what to do with what they
wanted to release as the entire record officially, but become confused about
that which they didnt want to release. The appeal letters, which I have
yet to post, contain indices of what OIG didnt want to release, in teen tiny
print, and more than 20 pages long. Thats a lot to overlook. This
sheet of paper looks like its a form or printout from a correspondence database
entry, not the entire file -- which is what I asked for -- even if I had not
yet submitted a complete index.