Here are the answers provided by James Casey at the trial.
FBI James Casey
Like Richard Sherrow, Casey does not mention the presence of a CIA person. Collective amnesia?
Casey states that he saw the timer on a table inside the hut. The timer? Yes, ONE timer!What about the second one then?
I remind you that Casey has given his good friend Fred Burton a completely different account of the Togo event. See STRATFOR, FRED BURTON & the Togo Timer
You may want to read James Casey’s Bio.
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THE MACER: James Casey, Your Lordships.
WITNESS: JAMES CASEY, sworn
LORD SUTHERLAND: Advocate Depute.
EXAMINATION IN CHIEF BY MR. TURNBULL:
Q Mr. Casey, are you James Casey?
A Yes, sir, I am.
Q And are you an officer with the Federal
Bureau of Investigation?
A I am.
Q How long have you been with that bureau?
A A little more than 13 years.
Q Was there a time when you were employed
by the Bureau of Diplomatic Security?
A Yes.
Q That was also in the United States of
America?
A Yes, sir.
Q What age are you now, Mr. Casey?
A Forty-one.
Q In September of 1986, were you employed
by the Bureau of Diplomatic Security?
A Yes, I was.
Q And in that capacity, were you asked to
go to Lome in Togo?
A That’s correct. I was.
Q And did you go in the company of two
officers from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and
Firearms?
A Yes, I did.
Q Mr. Sherrow and Mr. Owen?
A That’s correct.
Q When you arrived in Togo, after a little
while were you taken to an army base and shown some
items?
A Yes, I was.
Q And we understand that these items were
laid out for inspection inside a hut?
A That’s correct.
Q And that there were a number of firearms
and explosives?
A That’s correct.
Q And items associated with explosives?
A Correct.
Q Was there a particular electronic device
that was drawn to your attention?
A Yes, there was.
Q Where did you first see that, Mr. Casey?
A In that hut that you were describing.
Q Inside the hut?
A Inside the hut. That’s correct.
Q Do you remember where inside the hut?
A It was on a table. There were a number
of tables that were formed in a rectangle, and on one
of the tables was the timing device.
Q I see. How many of such devices did you
see there?
A One.
Q One. Were photographs taken of that
device?
A That’s correct.
Q Who took the photographs?
A I believe it was Mr. Owen that took the
photographs.
Q Yes. Was the timing device something
which you took a particular interest in?
A I did, yes.
Q Why was that, Mr. Casey?
A Because in comparison to the other items
that were located inside of that hut, it was — it
looked to be particularly modern or sophisticated.
Everything else seemed to be old and worn; and it was
not.
Q And your colleague Mr. Sherrow, did he
also take an interest in it?
A Yes, he did.
Q And did there come a stage prior to your
departure when it was thought prudent to try and take
some of the items with you?
A Yes, that’s correct.
Q And did you then enter into discussions
to see if that would be possible?
A Yes, we did.
Q And in the result, were you permitted to
take certain items?
A Yes, we were. We were allowed to take
items that were of interest to us.
Q And did that include the timer you’ve
been telling me about?
A That’s correct.
Q And how were the items transported from
Togo?
A I took possession of those items and
brought them by way of Amsterdam, on an aircraft, to
Washington, D.C.
Q In your custody?
A In my custody.
Q And did that include the timer?
A That’s correct.
Q And on arrival in the United States of
America, what did you do with the timer?
A I brought it — I brought all the items
of evidence, to my recollection, to the office where I
worked.
Q And in due course, was the timer given
to Mr. Sherrow?
A That’s correct.
Q I see. Would you look for me at Label
Number 420, please, Mr. Casey.
Is that an item that you recognise?
A It certainly looks like the same timer
that I saw in Lome, Togo, back in 1986.
Q Yes. And the timer that you saw in Lome
was removed to the United States of America?
A That’s correct.
Q And returned to the custody of
Mr. Sherrow?
A Correct.
Q Thank you very much.
LORD SUTHERLAND: Mr. Burns.
MR. BURNS: No questions, thank you.
LORD SUTHERLAND: Mr. Keen.
MR. KEEN: I have no cross-examination, My
Lords.
LORD SUTHERLAND: Thank you, Mr. Casey.
That’s all.
PT35B 
With reference to the US representatives;
Sherrow
Casey
Owen
It is now obvious to even a casual observer of these matters, the aforementioned folks have knowingly concealed and omitted material and relevant information with regard to this case.
As previously noted, their individual / collective information is completely contradictory, even with numbers of timers that were supposedly present in Lome, Togo 1986.
Of the three professional investigators;
One persons says 2
Two people say 1
Also, apparently two people were taking multiple photographs of said timer[s] and at no point now, during trial, or to date have any photographs been produced of said timer[s] in situ, Lome, Togo 1986.
Now we also learn of previously undisclosed, CIA representative was present on the trip.
Click to access casey-original-fbi-report-on-togo-october-7-1986-found-in-mebo-file-vol-4-no-production-number-attached.pdf
Why was the CIA presence not declared or disclosed ?
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Q Do you remember when in 1986 it was that you went to Lome?
A It was the end of the year, I believe, October —
Q About October —
A September, October, the end of the year.
Q Thank you. Did you go on your own, Mr.
Sherrow?
A No, I didn’t. I went with a delegation of another person from our department and a gentleman
from the State Department.
Q Was there a gentleman by the name of
Mr. Owen with you?
A Yes, sir.
Q Was he the gentlemen from your own
department?
A Yes, he was.
Q And did you also go in the company of a
gentleman by the name of Mr. Casey?
A Yes, I did.
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This immediately raises a number of concerns at various levels not excluding the Crown knowledge and conduct.
When the Crown Advocate presented these questions, the Crown had in its possession a completely differing account issued and submitted by James Casey which was his 1986 report, vouched 6th December 1999.
Also, It could be too simplistic to arrive at the theory James Casey et al provided false information due to concerns of CIA representatives who already had, by agreement, been noted and called.
The whole matter with these folks seems to be of lies, more lies, disinformation and deception.
Togo 1986
There are two [2] conflicting reports with regard to matters in Togo 1986;
http://articles.latimes.com/1986-08-12/news/mn-18581_1_u-s-embassy
Togo Says It Foiled Plot on U.S. Embassy
August 12, 1986 – From Times Wire Services
LOME, Togo — The Togolese government said Monday that it has thwarted a plot by leftist extremists to blow up the U.S. Embassy in the tiny West African nation using explosives believed to have been supplied by the Libyan Embassy in neighboring Benin.
The Interior Ministry told reporters that nine people were arrested July 23 for planning the attacks. It said two briefcases containing plastic explosives, a grenade and a pistol were seized, but it did not give details as to where they were found.
Interior Ministry officials said the suspects confessed to having planned to blow up the embassy and an open-air market in the center of Lome using the explosives smuggled from Benin, a radical Marxist state with close ties to Libya. Togo has not formally protested to Libya because it is not totally certain of Tripoli’s involvement, the officials said.
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http://articles.latimes.com/1986-09-24/news/mn-9034_1_eyadema
Togo Accuses Ghana of Attack
September 24, 1986 – United Press International
LOME, Togo — Commandos from Ghana crossed into Togo and fought with security forces in Lome today in an apparent bid to topple President Gen. Gnassingbe Eyadema, officials said. At least 14 people were reported killed.
A radio report said the commandos were repulsed in a counterattack led by Eyadema himself. Eyadema took power in 1967 in the west African country when he deposed President Nicolas Grunitzky. He was elected to a seven-year term in 1979. The first comment from the Ghanaian Marxist government of Flight Lt. Jerry J. Rawlings was broadcast on Radio Ghana, which made no mention of an attempted coup but said its border patrol personnel had been fired upon by Togo.
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Noted: The commandos were repulsed in a counter-attack led by President Gen Eyaderna himself !
With reference to the Casey report;
Apparently an attempt to bomb the US Embassy, Lome, Togo, July 1986 supposedly with individuals arrested and materials seized but no enquiry was initiated and no-one from the US investigated and no investigation took place ?
Why would that be ?
Are these matters invented and/or purposely introduced ?
http://www.nytimes.com/1987/02/22/magazine/target-qaddafi.html
Target QADDAFI
Published: February 22, 1987
This is an extensive journalist article of US et al policy with regard to Libya in the 80’s.
Note page 5 of this article;
“Inman soon resigned from the C.I.A. and Casey continued to handle the intelligence briefings to Clark on Libyan terrorism. Some task force members were convinced that Clark’s aides, including McFarlane and Michael A. Ledeen, then a State Department consultant, were leaking Casey’s reports. One task force official eventually concluded that Casey was in effect running an operation inside the American Government: He was feeding the disinformation into the intelligence system so it would be seen as separate, independent reports and taken seriously by other Government agencies.”
http://articles.latimes.com/1986-10-02/news/mn-3930_1_moammar-kadafi
October 02, 1986 BOB WOODWARD The Washington Post
WASHINGTON — In August, the Reagan Administration launched a secret and unusual campaign of deception designed to convince Libyan leader Moammar Kadafi that he was about to be attacked again by U.S. bombers and perhaps be ousted in a coup, according to informed sources and documents.
The secret plan, adopted at a White House meeting Aug. 14, was outlined in a three-page memo that John M. Poindexter, the President’s national security affairs adviser, sent to President Reagan.
It was an elaborate plan, “a series of closely coordinated events involving covert, diplomatic, military and public actions,” according to Poindexter’s memo.
Beginning with an Aug. 25 article in the Wall Street Journal, American news media reported as fact much of the false information generated by the new plan.
Published articles described renewed Libyan backing for terrorism and a looming, new U.S.-Libya confrontation.
NSC July 16th, 1986
Subject – NSPG on Libya, March 14th, 1986
Click to access 19860314-nspg-129-libya.pdf
“The President asked if we could mine the area”
NSPG on Libya, August 14, 1986
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=5&ved=0CDcQFjAE&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.thereaganfiles.com%2F19860814-nspg-137-libya.pdf&ei=_ytPVdHvN4KKuwTL-4GYDQ&usg=AFQjCNG3n63g3KlKeW7SwmQHqOAogipyDA&bvm=bv.92885102,d.c2E
Even Ollie North of Iran-Contra fame has involvement in Libya 1986 !
http://www.thereaganfiles.com/19860417-libya.pdf
What could go wrong with all these good folks involved !
http://www.historycommons.org/timeline.jsp?timeline=irancontraaffair
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Apologies, web link provided is wrong, this is Ollie North NSC Memo, April 8, 1986
Next Steps re Libya
http://www.thereaganfiles.com/19860408-next-steps-re.pdf
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