ABC Journalist DISAPPEARS After FBI Raided His Home And Allegedly Seized Classified Info

There is no law anymore, no accountability. We are in free fall. There is no telling what could have happened to James Gordon Meek. He could be in the throes of some personal hell. Or he could be the latest victim of Merrick Garland’s lawless, corrupt, out-of-control FBI. With the FBI working to frame a duly elected president of the United Staes for crimes he didn’t commit, and going after parents who protest transgender madness being forced upon their children in public schools, and showing up with guns drawn at the homes of Christian activists who have done nothing wrong and pounding on the door while children scream in terror, nothing can be ruled out in this case. The FBI should be made to answer: Where is James Gordon Meek, and why?

“ABC Journalist Missing Since FBI Raided His Home And Allegedly Seized Classified Info,” by Brianna Lyman, Daily Caller, October 19, 2022:

ABC News’ James Gordon Meek has not been seen for months after the FBI raided his home and seized classified documents, according to a report.

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Meek, a national-security investigative producer, made his last public post just before 5:00 a.m., on Apr. 27 when he quoted a tweet about U.S. intelligence gathering on Russian military operations. Meek added the comment, “FACTS.”

Meek was responding to Marc Polymeropoulos, a former CIA agent, who had tweeted that the Ukrainian military was performing well against Russian forces with the help of the U.S., which had spent the previous eight years of conflict in eastern Ukraine studying Russian tactics. Polymeropoulos was responding to a tweet from Washington Post Pentagon reporter Dan Lamothe, who reported that the U.S. was gaining a “bonanza of information” about the Russian military by observing the invasion.

Meek has not been heard from since, according to Rolling Stone. Within days of the post, heavily armed federal agents raided Meek’s Arlington, Virginia, penthouse apartment, according to the report. During the raid, authorities claimed they found classified information on his computer, according to the report, which cited “sources familiar with the matter.” Meek’s attorney, Eugene Gorokhov, has denied allegations that Meek was in possession of classified material.

“Mr. Meek is unaware of what allegations anonymous sources are making about his possession of classified documents,” he reportedly said. “If such documents exist, as claimed, this would be within the scope of his long career as an investigative journalist covering government wrongdoing.”

If authorities sought to seize records, the raid would’ve required U.S. Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco to give her signature, as a new policy prohibits federal prosecutors from seizing journalists’ records without authorization from the deputy attorney general, according to Rolling Stone.

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A spokesperson for ABC News told Rolling Stone that Meek “resigned very abruptly and hasn’t worked for us for months.”…

The book jacket, which once reportedly read, “In April, ABC News correspondent James Gordon Meek got an urgent call from a Special Forces operator serving overseas,” now reads, “In April, an urgent call was placed from a Special Forces operator serving overseas.”

Mann told Rolling Stone he is unsure what happened to Meek.

“He contacted me in the spring, and was really distraught, and told me that he had some serious personal issues going on and that he needed to withdraw from the project,” Mann reportedly said, noting he hasn’t heard from Meek since.