05/25/2013
House Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa (R-CA) has issued subpoenas for four State Department officials to be deposed in the Benghazi investigation. The four subpoenaed officials headed up bureaus where the ARB (Accountability Review Board) found issues contributing to an unsafe environment during the Benghazi attacks.
The Committee has thus far, only been able to interview one of the thirteen officials they had requested to speak with to date, despite repeated requests to the State Department.
In a letter to Sec. of State John Kerry, Issa wrote: "The Committee has a bipartisan interest in holding a public hearing to examine the Accountability Review Board as soon as possible. Based on the interview schedule that my staff laid out in April, it was my expectation that we would have interviewed a half dozen witnesses at this point."
Issa continues, "The Department has left me with no alternative but to issue subpoenas to compel testimony from these important witnesses."
The following witness were issued subpoenas:
Eric Boswell, Former Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Diplomatic Security
Scott Bultrowicz, Former Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary and Director of the Diplomatic Security Service, Bureau of Diplomatic Security
Elizabeth Dibble, Former Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs
Elizabeth Jones, Acting Assistant Secretary, Bureau Near Eastern Affairs
source: Breitbart.com
House Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa (R-CA) has issued subpoenas for four State Department officials to be deposed in the Benghazi investigation. The four subpoenaed officials headed up bureaus where the ARB (Accountability Review Board) found issues contributing to an unsafe environment during the Benghazi attacks.
The Committee has thus far, only been able to interview one of the thirteen officials they had requested to speak with to date, despite repeated requests to the State Department.
In a letter to Sec. of State John Kerry, Issa wrote: "The Committee has a bipartisan interest in holding a public hearing to examine the Accountability Review Board as soon as possible. Based on the interview schedule that my staff laid out in April, it was my expectation that we would have interviewed a half dozen witnesses at this point."
Issa continues, "The Department has left me with no alternative but to issue subpoenas to compel testimony from these important witnesses."
The following witness were issued subpoenas:
Eric Boswell, Former Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Diplomatic Security
Scott Bultrowicz, Former Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary and Director of the Diplomatic Security Service, Bureau of Diplomatic Security
Elizabeth Dibble, Former Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs
Elizabeth Jones, Acting Assistant Secretary, Bureau Near Eastern Affairs
source: Breitbart.com
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