TRV Project Updates

Police Arrest False Witness In Sniper Case

Last week, PSI TECH issued its first report in the D.C. sniper case. (Link)

On Monday, the sniper struck again, killing an FBI analyst in the parking lot of a Home Depot, while she loaded her car with her husband.

That incident initially appeared to give police a big break in the case - the first witness to see the sniper.

The investigation suffered a major setback yesterday when authorities dismissed the detailed statements of a man who claimed he had an up close view of the shooter.

Police now believe the man was not even in the parking lot at the time.

Montgomery County Police Chief Charles Moose said Thursday the witness was not credible. He also chastised reporters for running reports about the weapon and descriptions of the suspect.

The witness, Matthew Dowdy, 38, of Falls Church, Va., an ex-con, was arrested and charged today with filing a false statement. The charge carries a maximum penalty of six months in jail.

North Korea Admits Having Nuclear Weapons Program

In 1997, PSI TECH revealed that the next use of a nuclear weapon, involving mass casualties and intent to kill, would be a missile strike by North Korea at South Korea.

Last Wednesday, North Korea, confronted with U.S. evidence, has now acknowledged to the United States that it has operated a secret nuclear program for several years in violation of a 1994 agreement.

Chang-beom Cho, South Korea's deputy foreign minister for policy planning, said Friday in Washington his government was involved in "intensive consultations" with the United States and Japan on what to do about the threat posed by North Korea's nuclear weapons program.

"We are urging North Korea to fully comply with their commitment to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and also with a South-North agreement signed a decade ago on de-nuclearization of the Korean peninsula," he said.

Elizabeth Smart Project

PSI TECH's final report on the Elizabeth Smart Project will be issued soon.

Next Week - The Matrix Newsletter

The Matrix Newsletter will be published next week. We apologize for the delay, but we have been busy producing new TRV University (Link) courses. In the next issue, we will be making an exciting announcement about a long awaited project. That's all we can state for now. Stay tuned.

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