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A month later, according to charging documents, Mark Landersman received a series of e-mails from his brother at the Pentagon about firearm silencers, including a link to
a Web site with do-it-yourself instructions for building a certain model.
“Wow! Very simple,” Mark Landersman replied in an e-mail on Aug. 14, 2012, according to the charging documents.
The next day, Navy finance officials informed David Landersman that they had approved a $2 million budget supplement he had requested for “studies, assessments and research.”
Two days after that, Landersman’s office transferred almost all of the money to a preexisting Navy intelligence contract with CACI, a major contractor. According to court documents, Hall and Conspirator #3 then directed CACI to buy the silencers from a California company newly incorporated by Mark Landersman.
Hall also told CACI to award the business without seeking a lower bid, according to investigators. In e-mails, Hall said that Landersman’s fledgling company was “the only responsible source for the engineering expertise sought” and that
“their product is first that incorporates a unique design that significantly reduces the decibel ratings to near background noise levels.”
So this website is going to take some considerable flak in some manner.
Wonder which website it was and if the design was even worth a dime? So much is wrong with the whole story. Someone wanted to be the "cool guy" when they were not.
The poor choices that so called senior leaders make will never cease to amaze. Have to wonder if they were also trading the suppressors for the prositutes in the other case and the whole thing comes full circle. Just a bunch of crazy people doing crazy things. Nothing to see here.
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