About the preceding session We prove two theorems.
One of them is quite We have seen in detail.
This projection of the t integral along a closed curve.
You can see the expansion of this integral D x plus y as any other.
The two-storey integral to the have proven to be equal.
and the gene thereof in a two storey We have seen that the integral is equal to.
Less if you say u to v, If u and v in the first turn to.
integral, but in the back of their physical meaning is different.
i.e. projection on walls this integral accumulation.
By this a second wall One measure of a side passage.
Upon projection of the unit vector 're getting and we collect them.
This is the u n d s point gives the integral.
Now we want to see a few examples.
we do on the field at the same We need to find a result.
Our first example of this theorem is a useful, show n.
Such a linear integral given account.
As you can see quite mixed terms here.
the circumference of a square of two says on the accounts.
This is not something that can not be done.
But on four separate correctly 'll do the math.
There are quite complicated terms.
Now will you do it with respect to x, it, is not so easy a job.
x cube times sine squared x partial You'll make them with integral stuff.
This is quite a complicated job.
and perhaps this area of integration We would be easy to find.
Now first, following by Green's theorem.
Integral given to us like that.
Green's theorem there is x plus y in D there.
So the first term where u x cube term.
The second term this sinus The term also has hiperbolikl.
y If you leave the field integral on the even if you can find the same result.
See, there comes a time that we get x.
when u get y a minus involved.
But in theory a minus sign because it is a minus minus one.
Both times the integral over the area, that area twice.
The two sides of We know the area of ??the square.
There are also a couple of factors here.
So eight square just as involved.
But in many cases this can be difficult.
So the integral cycle can be difficult.
Using Theorem space We can do the integral over.
Or area of integration It can be difficult to calculate.
Area integral was asked to do.
But this is not always going to be a very useful I'm guessing that there is something.
a lot of mistakes is an example to be made.
A second Green theorem we can do well with.
plus u d y times, he says.
Means that the term is now y'l as we will describe.
y'l term is now here:So x, Our hiperbolikl term sinus is happening.
As there is in the negative x We will determine the multiplier.
Therefore it it has the minus sign will be.
As you can see here has changed In case you have entered the sign of a difference.
But the result will be the same, because here will take different derivatives.
These two variations of each other take the results will be the same.
We take the derivative of u with respect to x.
A derivative of u with respect to x.
Plus, you're getting v is the derivative with respect to y.
Refer to the outside where there is a minus, minus the inside.
This is the first term contains only x Get them to the falls derivatives.
Similarly, the terms herein y'l When we take the derivative with respect to x had fallen.
Again taking twice the area eight frames is achieved.
There is also an application like this, a generic application.
we apply Theorem, see D x plus v d y, v x minus y will be equal to u.
d will be equal to y times two-storey integral to the right.
there is a future of x.
Less than u y u got us here.
Here is a minus will be given for two.
So a divided area twice both times.
A means of finding a ground Find the general formula would have.
Let's make an app like this:Corner a, team that is at the center of coordinates.
A corner x axis on a wide.
triangle area Green Let's do a checksum with the theorem.
Because such a triangle We know what that area.
Because the height b, b is one-half times a is open.
Our hands are used to doing it.
Now we've found the following formula:Area A minus two times x plus x divided by y d d y.
If you get on the wall We find its area.
if you make such a point of corners with may be subject to thousands of points.
If you want to calculate this area, This formula gives it to you.
And when you take little pieces You can zoom in with them correctly.
their origins in basic information.
This too is a formula that can be used.
Then we go from b to c.
E the right of the equation can be written easily.
where y equals we've already given.
y is equal to b divides a.
b divided missing, but because descending anything.
For him, have a negative x.
when x is equal to y is equal to zero.
where x is zero, see When this term is reduced.
to simplify each other and b y is equal to the remains back.
So we provide that too.
Already two points on a line When you have provided all of them can provide.
In order to see the direction from A to B. from b to c c a need to come to.
Of course, we can start from wherever you want.
From the start b c b, c, also could make on a b.
But all the same thing anyway.
Would be changed as a collection.
b on x is equal to zero on a b.
dx is equal to zero, it becomes infinitely small.
Although this was any hard this showing changes things would be zero, icon.
Then we'll go to c.
now we're going from c.
Here I jumped queue, these respects, CA easy.
Because over the years where c equals constant, y is zero.
He also becomes zero when d y.
If you are on a b c y We found the equation.
Because here in the x-y There was a need.
b y d x is equal to minus one-half strikes.
So minus b times a d x d in the income year.
Now let's place them instead.
See the way from A to B. where d x is zero, x is zero.
Therefore, d x hence zero.
This term is zero for x falls.
So from a zero where a In the integral over b, d x.
The dilemma of a split.
We're going from b to c.
y going from B to C expression given here.
There is a minus sign.
A minus minus y times x divided by y b.
d x. We do not have anything on it.
We put x, d y d x minus b divided.
As you can see, all x became integral on.
Falls in the third integral.
The third integral ie from c y is equal to zero was a while.
This was the first fall term.
hence zero also fell in the second term.
Therefore, the third The term becomes zero.
Therefore, it remains the only one to remain contribution towards staying on.
Him when he calculated a There are two slashes here.
See here when we calculate where various studies will be simplified.
Here are minus x b a'yl hit, b divided by a'yl who is possessed of.
Therefore, this X, The term took each other.
Only here back a minus b divided by a times a.
That is a simplification was also just had a minus b.
Less're putting in here, d x.
So we're doing is going to zero with a value greater than the following limits.
Change the order in which it When the minus sign is a plus.
Then here comes a b.
d x is the integral of x.
x is the value of a.
We know one-half times the base increased height formula is happening.
Because it can be very random way.
As an example you these irregular I told you to calculate the area of a pentagon.
They are suitable for computer programs may make it very practical.
using the formula a little small You can make the border dividing into pieces.
The following advantages:Space-squares You can also find splitting.
a thousand times a thousand million smallest rectangle is formed.
This is on a million whether you will collect accounts.
four thousand because it is in the corner of the wall gathering and shock will do.
Therefore your account thousand times on the order of shrinking.
four thousand instead of the correct 'll do the math on.
This quantitative analysis is very is a formula that is used.
Now we finish this section.
In this section, let us consider what we are doing.
We have two sizes of Green theorems we have seen.
We have two sizes of Green of the three dimensions will now theorem.
Because we live in the real three-dimensional physical environment.
These two dimensions to it without would be very difficult to pass.
In the first part of the course of this It was always like that in the second part.
I think this is a useful approach.
Many people also like this approaches are already using.
It's called the Gauss theorem.
Some of them only at the Gauss theorem says.
and the second of Green's theorem is nothing other than generalized.


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July 23, 2015 (Washington, DC)--Center for Food Safety today expressed deep disappointment in the House of Representatives' passage of H.R. 1599, a bill that preempts state and local authority to label and regulate genetically engineered (GE) foods. Instead the bill, backed largely by House Republicans, codifies a voluntary labeling system approach, blocks FDA from ever implementing mandatory GE food labeling, and would allow food companies to continue to make misleading "natural" claims for foods that contain GE ingredients. The bill passed 275-150.
"Passage of this bill is an attempt by Monsanto and its agribusiness cronies to crush the democratic decision-making of tens of millions of Americans. Corporate influence has won and the voice of the people has been ignored," said Andrew Kimbrell, executive director of Center for Food Safety. "We remain confident that the Senate will preserve the rights of Americans and stand up for local democracy."
As written, H.R. 1599 has sweeping preemptive effect, which could negate well over 130 existing statutes, regulations, and ordinances in 43 states at the state and municipal level. This radical federal overreach could take away local governments' ability to enact measures to address the specific locality's cultural, agricultural, and ecological concerns, issues that have long been recognized as falling under local governments' traditional police powers.
Over 300 farmer, consumer and environmental groups opposed the bill in a letter to Members of Congress. The nation's second largest farming group, the National Farmers Union, also opposed the bill. CFS alone channeled over half a million emails and calls to Congress Members from citizens across the U.S. opposed to HR 1599.
"This is yet again a reminder of how out of touch a majority of members in the House of Representatives are with the values and needs of the American public," said Colin O'Neil, director of government affairs. "Any Representative that voted to keep their constituents in the dark will not only have to answer to the Food Movement, they will have to answer to a lot of angry constituents at Town Hall meetings over the August recess."
As expected, a number of farm state Democrats joined House Republicans in passing this bill under immense pressure from the major agribusiness lobby. On the other hand, 12 Republicans voted against the bill citing infringement of states' rights and local control. With only a limited number of Democratic defectors, this anti-consumer bill will likely receive a cold reception in the Senate. A Senate version of this bill has not yet been introduced.
64 countries around the world require GE food labeling and have not reported higher food costs as a result. More than 30 states introduced legislation to require GE labeling in 2013 and 2014, with laws recently passed in Vermont, Connecticut and Maine.
Center for Food Safety supports bipartisan legislation introduced by Senator Boxer and Representative DeFazio called the Genetically Engineered Food Right-to-Know Act, which would require that food manufacturers label foods that contain genetically modified ingredients. This common sense bill would guarantee all Americans the right to know what is in their foods while respecting the need by companies for a uniform, federal standard.
A number of messaging amendments were offered by champions of labeling and states' rights intended to underscore the bill's flaws, however all four failed to pass. Leading opponent of the bill, Rep. Peter DeFazio (D-OR) offered an amendment that if passed would have required that any U.S. company who produces a product in the U.S. be bound by the same labeling requirement held in another country. Rep. Chellie Pingree (D-ME) offered an amendment that would have removed everything from the underlying bill with the exception of provisions establishing a non-GMO certification program at USDA. Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-CT) offered an amendment to specify that as FDA defines the term "natural," that it does so to exclude GE foods and ingredients. An amendment offered by Rep. Jared Huffman (D-CA) would have ensured that the preemption provisions in the underlying bill do not abdicate the sovereign right of Native American tribes to prohibit or restrict the cultivation of GE crops on tribal lands. An amendment to change the name to the Denying Americans the Right to Know or DARK Act was introduced by Rep. Jared Polis (D-CO) after the final vote.
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First Extradition From Cameroon to US: Fugitive to Serve an 80-Year Prison Sentence
December 14, 2021 By domani spero in AF |Africa, Americans Abroad, Consular Work, Court Cases, Diplomatic Security, U.S. Missions Tags: Bureau of Diplomatic Security, Cameroon, extradition, FBI, Fraud, fugitives, HHS-OIG, IRS, U.S. Marshals Service, US Embassy Yaounde
Via USDOJ:
In the first extradition from the Republic of Cameroon to the United States, a Texas man was extradited to Houston on Friday to serve an 80-year prison sentence he received in absentia four years ago after he pleaded guilty in two separate cases to conspiracy, health care fraud, money laundering, and tax offenses.
According to court documents, in November 2016, Ebong Aloysius Tilong, 57, of Sugar Land, Texas, and his wife, Marie Neba, went to trial on the conspiracy, health care fraud, and money laundering charges. The trial evidence and court documents showed that between 2006 and 2015, Tilong, Neba, and their co-conspirators used Tilong and Neba's company, Fiango Home Healthcare Inc. (Fiango), to corruptly obtain more than $13 million by submitting false and fraudulent claims to Medicare for home health care services that Fiango's patients did not need or receive. The trial evidence and court documents also showed that Tilong and Neba paid illegal kickbacks to patient recruiters to refer patients to Fiango, and that Tilong falsified and directed others to falsify medical records to make it appear as though Fiango's patients met the Medicare qualifications for home health care. Additional evidence demonstrated that Tilong attempted to destroy evidence and blackmail and suborn perjury from witnesses. After the first week of trial, Tilong pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit health care fraud, three counts of health care fraud, one count of conspiracy to pay and receive health care kickbacks, three counts of payment and receipt of health care kickbacks, and one count of conspiracy to launder monetary instruments.
In June 2017, Tilong pleaded guilty in a separate case to two counts of filing fraudulent tax returns. In connection with this guilty plea, Tilong admitted that he created a shell company called Quality Therapy Services (QTS) to limit the amount of tax that he paid to the IRS on the proceeds that he and his co-conspirators stole from Medicare. According to Tilong's plea agreement, in 2013 and 2014, Tilong wrote almost $1 million in checks from Fiango to QTS for physical-therapy services that QTS never provided to Fiango's patients and deducted as business expenses. Tilong admitted that his tax fraud scheme caused the IRS a tax loss of approximately $344,452.
In August 2017, Neba was sentenced to 75 years in prison the Medicare fraud scheme at Fiango. The U.S. District Court scheduled Tilong's sentencing for Oct. 13, 2017, but court records show that on the morning of his sentencing hearing, Tilong removed an ankle bracelet monitoring his location and failed to respond to phone calls from, or appear in, the U.S. District Court for his sentencing. On Dec. 8, 2017, the U.S. District Court sentenced Tilong in absentia to 80 years in prison for his role in the Medicare and tax fraud schemes.
In September 2021, the Republic of Cameroon President Paul Biya signed a decree ordering Tilong's removal to the United States.
On Dec. 10, 2021, U.S. Marshals escorted Tilong from Cameroon to the United States.
The United States is grateful to the Government of Cameroon for its cooperation and support of this extradition request.
Fugitive Extradited from Cameroon to the United States to Serve 80 Year Prison Sentencehttps://t.co/OV41eSoMzV
— Criminal Division (@DOJCrimDiv) December 13, 2021
HHS-OIG Fugitive Ebong Aloysius Tilong was captured. In 2017, Tilong was sentenced to 80 years in prison for health care fraud totaling over $13 million, among other charges. This sentence is one of the longest in health care fraud history. Read more: https://t.co/ggbw9uZx8i. pic.twitter.com/uIlYFuFppF
— OIG at HHS (@OIGatHHS) December 13, 2021
Here is a Report by @KPRC2 TV on the extradited Fugitive Ebong Aloysius Tilong. pic.twitter.com/pyNIAwWDx7
— Ambazonia Redemption, Activist for the Oppressed (@WestCameroons) December 14, 2021
Diplomatic Security Help Return Fugitive Involved in Stealing Identities of Disabled Children
May 19, 2017 By domani spero in Americans Abroad, Court Cases, Diplomatic Security, Federal Agencies, Functional Bureaus, Security, U.S. Missions Tags: fugitive transfer, fugitives, Justin Garofalo, Noran Tealakh, Regional Security Officer (RSO), Sean Nedd, Sierra Leone, U.S. Marshals, US Embassy Accra, US Embassy Freetown, USDOJ	1 Comment
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In June 2014, USDOJ indicted six people in an identity theft and tax fraud scheme in which the identities of disabled children and foster care children were stolen. The indictment charges Ahmed Kamara, 38, and Ibrahim Kamara, 48, both of Yeadon, PA, Musa Turay, 41, and Foday Mansaray, 38, both of Darby, PA, Gebah Kamara, 46, of Sharon Hill, PA, and Dauda Koroma, 43, of Philadelphia, PA, with conspiracy, aiding and assisting in the preparation of false tax returns, wire fraud, aggravated identity theft, and filing false individual income tax returns.
Defendants Ahmed Kamara, Musa Turay, Ibrahim Kamara, Dauda Koroma, and Foday Mansaray worked as tax preparers at Medmans Financial Services, a tax preparation business located in South West Philadelphia. According to the indictment, Ahmed Kamara, Musa Turay, Ibrahim Kamara, Dauda Koroma, and Foday Mansaray defrauded the Internal Revenue Service by repeatedly falsifying information on tax returns. The indictment alleges that Gebah Kamara, then a social worker at Catholic Social Services, sold the defendant tax preparers the names and Social Security numbers of foster children for the purpose of creating fraudulent dependents on client tax returns. By including the false dependents, the tax preparers falsely claimed a number of credits and exemptions for their clients, which generated large fraudulent refunds, some in excess of $9,000. The tax preparer defendants charged clients up to $800 to fraudulently add a dependent on their income tax return.
If convicted, each of the defendants faces a mandatory two year prison term for aggravated identity theft consecutive to the following maximum possible sentences: Ahmed Kamara – 55 years in prison, three years of supervised release, a $1.75 million fine, and a $1,300 special assessment; Musa Turay – 61 years in prison, three years of supervised release, a $1.95 million fine, and a $1,500 special assessment; Gebah Kamara – 43 years in prison, three years of supervised release, a $1.35 million fine, and a $900 special assessment; Ibrahim Kamara – 52 years in prison, three years of supervised release, a $1.65 million fine, and a $1,200 special assessment; Dauda Koroma – 52 years in prison, three years of supervised release, a $1.65 million fine, and a $1,200 special assessment; Foday Mansaray – 43 years in prison, three years of supervised release, a $1.35 million fine, and a $900 special assessment.
Musa Turay, a U.S. citizen who was born in Freetown, Sierra Leone was one of those charged in 2014. Diplomatic Security's Criminal Investigative Liaison tracked Turay to Sierra Leone and alerted Sean Nedd, the Regional Security Officer (RSO) at the U.S. Embassy in Freetown. Below via State/DS:
Freetown, Sierra Leone, did not turn out to be a refuge for Musa Benson Turay. Turay, a U.S. citizen, fled to his place of birth, Freetown, after the United States indicted him in June 2014 for participating in a $43 million tax fraud scheme that involved stealing identities of disabled children and youth in foster care.
But Turay could not escape DSS' global reach. The DSS Criminal Investigative Liaison branch tracked Turay to Sierra Leone and alerted Sean Nedd, the Regional Security Officer (RSO) at the U.S. Embassy in Freetown, that Turay was using a local cell phone number. Nedd notified the local police, who put a trace on the phone, allowing Sierra Leonean investigators to identify Turay's general vicinity. Using an online ruse, the officials pinpointed his exact location.
On November 3, 2016, local law enforcement officials arrested Turay, and detained him while the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a formal extradition request. Turay fought hard against the request, but lost his appeal on March 9, 2017. The U.S. Marshals, who typically escort fugitives back to the United States, were unable to send deputies to Sierra Leone due to logistical obstacles.
Nedd stepped in to complete the mission. He coordinated with local police, DOJ, U.S. Marshals, Brussels Airlines, and DSS colleagues posted at U.S. embassies in Accra, Ghana, and Brussels, Belgium, to complete the fugitive transfer. Nedd, U.S. Embassy Freetown Assistant RSO Noran Tealakh, and Assistant RSO from Embassy Accra Justin Garofalo boarded the plane and escorted Turay to Brussels. They met the U.S. Marshals in Brussels and transferred Turay to their custody March 21, 2017.
Turay currently awaits trial in the United States for his original tax fraud charge.
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Interpol Colombia Awards Medal to US Embassy Bogotá's RSO-I/Staff For 31 Fugitive Returns
September 16, 2015 By domani spero in Awards, Diplomatic Security, Foreign Service, Functional Bureaus, Security, U.S. Missions, WHA|Western Hemisphere Tags: CFI, Colombia, Criminal Fraud Investigator, DS Criminal Investigative Liaison Branch, DSS special agent, fugitives, Regional Security Officer-Investigator, RSO-I, State/DSS, US Embassy Bogota
US Embassy Bogotá's Regional Security Officer – Investigator (RSO-I) and its Criminal Fraud Investigator (CFI) were awarded the Major Juan Carlos Guerrero Barrera Medal by Interpol Colombia for the return of 31 fugitives from Colombia to the United States since January 2014. Whoa! That's like … almost two fugitives a month from January 2014 to June 2015!
Since January 2014, Antonio and his staff have investigated, located, and returned 31 fugitives who were wanted in the United States for a variety of crimes. One criminal was a former weapons officer on a nuclear submarine who had been charged with grand larceny for allegedly defrauding his acquaintances of more than $1 million. Another was a physician assistant who allegedly forged signatures and made up diagnoses to submit to Medicare and Medicaid for millions of dollars in reimbursements.
But Antonio's most notorious case involved an accomplished academic who had been featured on his home state's Most Wanted list for allegedly committing sex crimes against children. He had managed to evade authorities for 22 years by going to great lengths to alter his appearance, including undergoing oral and plastic surgery to change his facial features, and getting skin grafts done to obliterate his fingerprints.
Antonio says, "People under extreme circumstances are capable of committing all kinds of crimes. But the one thing I can't comprehend is how a person can harm a child. Someone like that does not stop either. He will continue finding new victims. That's why I made crimes against children a top priority for my team."
"We're just three people, and what we do is not glamorous like those TV police dramas. The secret of our success is having top-notch people and maintaining strong working relationships with multiple law-enforcement partners. Criminal Fraud Investigator (CFI) Eduardo, Investigative Assistant Olga, and I work daily with our colleagues in DSS and other U.S. federal law-enforcement agencies, as well as with our local partners.
Colonel Juliette Kure Parra, head of Interpol Colombia, presents U.S. Embassy Bogota ARSO-I Antonio and CFI Eduardo with the prestigious Major Juan Carlos Guerrero Barrera Medal, June 22, 2015. (U.S. Department of State photo)
"Our joint work with the Colombian National Police, specifically with the Directorate of Judicial Police and Investigation and Interpol Colombia, and also with the Colombian Immigration Service, has been vital to accomplishing our investigative mission here in Colombia. This joint work and the 'One Team, One Fight' concept have been key to our success."
Colonel Juliette Kure Parra says in her six years as head of Interpol Colombia, she has never had a closer working relationship with any other foreign police unit, and her team has not captured as many fugitives as with Antonio and his team.
In recognition of their accomplishments, the Interpol National Central Bureau awarded Antonio and Eduardo the Major Juan Carlos Guerrero Barrera Medal, named in honor of fallen Colombian police officer credited with having conducted the investigation that led to the targeted killing of the FARC's terrorist leader, "El Mono Jojoy." This is a very prestigious award only ever awarded to three other Americans, and the first time to a DSS special agent.
Originally posted by State/DS, Game Over for 31 Fugitives in Colombia.
Diplomatic Security Locates 21 Year Fugitive Through Facebook
July 16, 2014 By domani spero in Americans Abroad, Federal Agencies, Social Media, State Department, Technology and Work, U.S. Missions Tags: Bureau of Diplomatic Security, Canada, Facebook, fugitives, USDOJ
— Domani Spero
SAN FRANCISCO – Francisco R. Legaspi made his initial appearance in federal court yesterday morning for failing to appear for his sentencing on Jan. 28, 1993, U.S. Attorney Melinda Haag and IRS-CI Special Agent in Charge José M. Martinez, announced.
According to court documents, Legaspi, 61, of London, Ontario, Canada, formerly of Daly City, was indicted on Aug. 19, 1992 on three counts of aiding and filing false quarterly employment tax returns for Mission Childcare Consortium in violation of 26 U.S.C.§ 7206(2). He pleaded guilty on Nov. 9, 1992 to one count of the Indictment. Legaspi was scheduled to be sentenced on Jan. 28, 1993, but failed to appear in court. A bench warrant was issued for his arrest for his failure to appear. On Feb. 24, 1993, an Indictment was returned against him charging him with failure to appear in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 3146.
Legaspi was located in Canada in 2012, after the Bureau of Diplomatic Security researched social media websites and found Legaspi's Facebook page. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police used the information to apprehend Legaspi. Thereafter, he was extradited from Canada to the United States with the assistance of the U.S. Justice Department's Office of International Affairs.
On July 1, 2014, Legaspi entered a not guilty plea to the Indictment charging him with failure to appear. Legaspi's next court appearance is scheduled for July 8, 2014, before the Honorable Richard Seeborg, United States District Court Judge in San Francisco.
The maximum penalty for aiding and assisting in the filing of false tax returns, in violation of Title 26 U.S.C. § 7206(2), is three years in prison and a fine of $250,000. The maximum penalty for failure to appear, in violation of Title 18 U.S.C. § 3146, is two years in prison and a fine of $250,000.
FBI Adds Ex-Diplomat Bradford Bishop, Jr. to Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List (Video + Photos)
April 11, 2014 By domani spero in Americans Abroad, FSOs, Govt Documents, Spouses, State Department Tags: Bradford Bishop Jr, FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives, Federal Bureau of Investigation, FS Killed, fugitives, William Bradford Bishop Jr	1 Comment
On April 10, the FBI named William Bradford Bishop, Jr. to the Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list. Bishop is wanted for allegedly bludgeoning to death his wife Annette, mother Lobelia, and three sons, William Bradford III (14), Brenton (10), and Geoffrey (5) at their home in Bethesda, Maryland, on March 1, 1976. He was a Foreign Service officer with postings in Italy, Ethiopia, Botswana and was posted in Foggy Bottom in 1974. He has been a fugitive since 1976.
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Investigators believe Bishop then drove to rural North Carolina, buried the bodies in a shallow grave, and lit them on fire. The United States Attorney's Office in Maryland has charged Bishop with unlawful flight to avoid prosecution in the murders.
Adding Bishop to the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list creates the national and international attention needed to bring closure to a case that has remained unsolved for decades. Bishop has not been seen since he bought a pair of sneakers in Jacksonville, North Carolina, in 1976. A witness said Bishop was with a woman who was walking a dog described as an Irish Setter but is believed to have been the family's golden retriever Leo.
Investigators with the FBI's Baltimore and Washington Field Offices, Montgomery County Police Department, Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, and United States Department of State formed a task force in May 2013 to review the case as part of a cold case initiative. The task force is now asking the public for help in finding Bishop. The task force worked with top forensic artist Karen T. Taylor to create an age-progressed bust of what Bishop may look like now at the age of 77.
"Media wasn't the same in 1976 as it is now. You didn't have 24-hour news stations that many people watch in the gym or sitting in airports. You also didn't have social media, like Facebook or Twitter back then," said Steve Vogt, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI Baltimore Division. "All that has changed with the Bishop case is the passage of time. Bishop broke with his life and assumed a new identity. Because of that fact, most traditional fugitive investigative techniques are worthless. We're hoping media and people who are active on social media pay attention to this; they'll be the ones to solve this case."
Bishop is a white man and 6'1" tall and 180 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes when he was last seen in 1976. He has a six-inch vertical surgical scar on his lower back that would still be visible.
"This was a horrific case that involved five innocent members of one family, including three young children, who were all brutally murdered in a place in which they felt safe and by a person whom they trusted. It is unthinkable that a man who is a son, a husband, and a father could commit such a terrible crime," said Chief Thomas Manger with the Montgomery County Police Department.
Bishop loved the outdoors and was an avid hiker, runner, swimmer, and fisherman who also enjoyed riding motorcycles. He was also a licensed amateur pilot who learned to fly in Botswana, Africa. Bishop was well-read and learned to speak many languages while working in the United States Foreign Service. Bishop earned a degree in American Studies from Yale University and a master's degree in Italian from Middlebury College in Vermont. He kept detailed journals and may continue to do so now. Bishop was a longtime insomniac and was being treated with medication for depression. Bishop drank scotch and wine, and he enjoyed eating peanuts and spicy food. He was also prone to violent outbursts and preferred a neat and orderly environment.
"Bishop wrote many times in his journal that he wanted a freer life, one where he didn't have to answer to anyone but himself. He doesn't deserve the freedom he's enjoyed for the last three decades," said Sheriff Darren Popkin with the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office. "We have a warrant for his arrest, and regardless of how old it is, we know the only way we're going to bring Bishop to justice is for a neighbor, co-worker, or possible family member to come forward to say they know Bishop now."
Bishop is believed to have taken with him a Smith and Wesson .38 revolver he inherited from his father with the serial number C981967. He had been seen in many photos wearing his class ring from Yale, something that meant a lot to him andthat he still may have or wear.
William Bradford Bishop, Jr. is the 502nd person to be placed on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list, which was established in March 1950. Since then, 471 fugitives have been caught or located, 156 of them as a result of citizen cooperation.
If you have any information about William Bradford Bishop, Jr. that may help lead to locating him or help investigators, you are asked to call 1-800-CALL-FBI. You could receive a reward of up to $100,000 for information leading to his arrest. Go to http://www.fbi.gov to see more detailed information about the Bishop case, study the age-progressed photos in-depth, and view his dental records and other important images that may help you identify Bishop. You can also leave any tips at https://tips.fbi.gov/. If you are overseas, you are asked to go to the nearest embassy or consulate.
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Also read An Open Letter to William Bradford Bishop, Jr. by former FSO James Bruno of DiploDenizen.
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NASA sees record number of astronaut applications
Qualified candidates need to be U.S. citizens and have at least a bachelor's degree in engineering, science, computer science or math, as well as three years of professional experience or at least 1,000 hours of pilot-in-command time in jet aircraft. (File Photo: AP)
AFP, Washington Saturday 20 February 2016
NASA has received a record 18,300 resumes from people keen on becoming astronauts, the U.S. space agency said.
The number of applications for a spot in NASA's 2017 class is almost triple the amount that came in during the last recruitment call for the 2012 class.
And it shatters the previous record of 8,000 in 1978.
"It's not at all surprising to me that so many Americans from diverse backgrounds want to personally contribute to blazing the trail on our journey to Mars," NASA Administrator Charlie Bolden, a former astronaut, said in a statement.
But only a chosen few will actually see their galactic career goals realized.
Over the course of the next year and a half, a selection board will whittle down the applications and invite only the most highly qualified candidates for interviews at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas.
In the end, a mere eight to 14 lucky individuals will be asked to report for training.
NASA expects to announce its new class in mid-2017.
The timeframe for submitting applications opened on December 14 and closed Thursday, with the space agency taking to social media to get the word out.
Training for the chosen candidates includes a focus on spacewalking and teamwork, as well as some command of the Russian language.
Those who make it through will be given technical duties at Johnson's Astronaut Office.
They will then be assigned to the International Space Station, the Orion spacecraft for deep space exploration or one of two commercial crew spacecraft currently in development -- SpaceX's Dragon crew capsule and Boeing's CST-100 Starliner.
With the American spaceflight program grounded since 2011 when the space shuttle was retired, NASA's current active corps currently comprises 47 members, down from 149 in 2000 at the peak of the space shuttle era.
In its call for recruits, NASA encouraged pilots, engineers and other scientists to apply.
Qualified candidates need to be U.S. citizens and have at least a bachelor's degree in engineering, science, computer science or math, as well as three years of professional experience or at least 1,000 hours of pilot-in-command time in jet aircraft.
They also have to be physically fit and pass a "NASA long-duration astronaut physical."
More than 300 people have been hired as NASA astronauts since the U.S. space agency's first corps of seven was selected in 1959 as part of Project Mercury, which sent men into orbit around the Earth.
"A few exceptionally talented men and women will become the astronauts chosen in this group who will once again launch to space from U.S. soil on American-made spacecraft," Bolden said.
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