Should Operation Rescue be investigated for possible obstruction of justice?

[ck4829]

Poll question: Should Operation Rescue be investigated for possible obstruction of justice?

The Kansas City Star interviewed Roeder three times in recent weeks, including once at the Sedgwick County Jail.

In a phone interview Friday, Roeder said he was upset at the president of Operation Rescue, Troy Newman, who had condemned the killing and said his organization had nothing to do with Roeder.

“He said that I never was a member and I never contributed any money,” Roeder said. “Well, my gosh, I’ve got probably a thousand dollars worth of receipts, at least, from the money I’ve donated to him.”

Roeder said he wrote Newman a letter from jail.

“I told him, ‘You better get your story straight because my lawyer said it’d be good for me to show that I was supporting a pro-life organization.’”

For his part, Newman continues to insist that they have no record of Roeder making donations to his organization in their database.

http://rightwingwatch.org/content/tillers-killer-asserts-he-was-operation-rescue-donor-and-supporter

After the assassination happened, Operation Rescue's website had an crash that to this day has never been explained, why do you suppose this happened?

[HelenWheels]

1. as a terrorist organization

It's a disgusting group.

[ColbertWatcher]

2. If the police are doing their jobs correctly ...

... they will follow the investigation where ever it takes them.

And if it includes Operation Rescue, too bad.

[Ohio Joe]

3. I'm going to go with other...

They should be investigated for conspiracy to commit murder.

[baldguy]

4. Obstruction of justice is the least of thier crimes.

How about terrorism & conspiracy to commit murder?

[Maru Kitteh]

5. They need to be investigated and exposed, and prosecuted.