John A. Carman
Episodes
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The Malliard Report · John A. Carman – Former US Secret Service Agent
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What Happened When an Officer Saw an Apparition?
A report said one of the officers saw some sort of apparition. If they had seen an actual person, he would pull his gun out and shot at the apparition, otherwise a body would have been left over from the shooting. This was at the bottom basement, the street level, or the bottom floor.
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What Happened When the Limits After Release Were Described?
He can't drive outside thirty miles without his parent or guardian. He is only allowed to go out so much, still has to check in, and has to go to weekly meetings, plus some sort of other type of service.
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What Happened When the Interview Was Tied to the Later Shooting?
In 1976 Ford was in office, then Carter. Five years later it was 1981, and Reagan got shot. That was John W. Hinckley. He says he interviewed John Hinckley, and that the agent screwed up.
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What Happened When Nixon Came in Later?
Canada used to have a small, lengthy pool type thing where you could do laps, and then Nixon came in later and they changed it to a bowling alley, technically where the press corps is. Later they put a swimming pool in the back of the mansion west wing area, over by the Oval Office, hidden by a bunch of trees.
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Why Does a Missing Brain Get Tied to Mercury-tipped Bullets?
The brain was missing, in this opinion, because they did not use regular bullets. They had mercury-tipped bullets, so a headshot would leave mercury throughout. An actual autopsy and x-rays would show mercury inside the whole skull area, which is why the missing brain gets tied to that kind of round.
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How Do You Keep Qualifying After You Pass the Academy?
After you pass the academy, you gotta qualify every thirty days on your own, go to the range, and then go back to work. You could go twenty-four seven if you wanted to, because they had a range downtown even after the midnight show. Quarterly, semi-annual, and annual requirements could mean twelve times in a year plus those extras, at least fourteen times easily.
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What Happened When a Jumper Came From the South Lawn With a Briefcase?
A tall guy in a business suit came from the South Lawn area with a briefcase and set off alarms. The first person to respond pulled a gun, told him to drop the briefcase, and asked what was inside. He said it was just papers, but he did not understand some of the questions while the responder tried to learn who he might have to shoot.
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Why Does a Last-minute Lookalike Stay Almost Pure Hollywood?
A lookalike can be found by going through a computer and may be recruited at the last minute in case of a special threat. That is almost pure Hollywood. A movie years ago already played the routine of a guy who allegedly had a double, so the pattern stays closer to a skit than to a confirmed protection practice.