"Tom Canvitt, USSS Presidential Protection Intelligence 202 435 6600 Was concerned about White House passes, classified docs in vehicle"
I can find no record in either Vol. 1 or Vol. 2 of Senate Banking Committee report that shows Canvitt was interviewed by the FBI. Nor does the committee report appear to include this memo, which also notes with apparent curiousity that Bill Burton expressed intense interest in the serial number on the gun Foster supposedly killed himself with -- asking pointedly about the number twice. Can anyone out there tell me if Canvitt was questioned and if his testimony is a public record anywhere?
Of course, Canvitt's concern could be explained away as routine precautions "just in case" there were classified documents laying around. But in a cursory thumbing through the two-inch stack of notes, I find many many pages of blacked-out redactions, particulary in the testimony of Deborah Gorham, Marsha Scott, Webster Hubbell, William Kennedy, and Joel Klein (another lawyer in the office of White House Counsel). The redactions in Klein's notes -- about three-fourths of his interview -- are nowhere reflected in the published committee report. Were these redactions for lawyerly reasons involving pending legal matters? Or was it due to the national security overlay to Foster's death?
J. Norman