U.S. Attorney Johnny Sutton Next Behind Bars?

After the light fully shines on the bogus arrests and subsequent prosecutions of U.S. Border agents Ramos and Compean, Bush's little buddy Sutton should do time himself in a federal prison as a marked man living in solitary to protect him from the general population, just as these innocent border agents have done throughout 2007 thanks to his malicious prosecution.

The case was rigged from the start for the jury to come to a predetermined conclusion using the testimony of Mexican drug dealers like the piece of dirt pictured below Osvaldo Aldrete-Davila, who's third arrest smuggling drugs into the US should take down Sutton for good and free the 2 agents by Thanksgiving.

If Bush doesn't pardon these men immediately in light of this new revelation, and I say this as a very ardent supporter of most of his policies, he too should be charged with dereliction of his duties and be impeached immediately as Dana Rorbacher called for early on in this affair.

Jerome Corsi and WorlNetDaily, the only news outlet to keep a constant watch on this travesty of justice if there ever was one besides thousands of bloggers like me has another story today about this case and it's components posted below:

Arrest prompts call for release of Ramos, Compean:

WorldNetDaily: "Two congressmen are calling for the immediate release of imprisoned Border Patrol agents Ignacio Ramos and Jose Compean and a complete investigation of their prosecutor after the arrest last night of the drug smuggler at the center of the case. Reps. Ted Poe, R-Texas, and Dana Rohrabacher, R-Calif., say that with the arrest of Osvaldo Aldrete-Davila, Congress and the attorney general should launch a full-scale review of U.S. Attorney Johnny Sutton's prosecution of the border agents."

Sutton, said Rohrabacher in a statement, "is now confirming what members of Congress and the public already figured out about Osvaldo Davila. He's a rotten habitual drug smuggler who should have been the target of Sutton's prosecution, instead of Border Patrol agents Ramos and Compean."

As WND reported, Aldrete-Davila was arrested yesterday at the El Paso border crossing on charges he smuggled a second 750-pound load of marijuana into the U.S. after he was given immunity by U.S. Attorney Johnny Sutton. (Story continues)

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