Sorry, Oliver Willis. This story isn’t over.
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Update:
More from Attkisson:
CBS: House investigators talking to new Benghazi whistleblowers http://t.co/uj927FZeKo via @CBSNews
— Sharyl Attkisson?️♂️ (@SharylAttkisson) April 17, 2013
@rcdarmy @CBSNews I believe whistleblower connotes a particular term and potential protection vs. just witnesses, but not certain
— Sharyl Attkisson?️♂️ (@SharylAttkisson) April 17, 2013
@drawandstrike @CBSNews I tend to agree:I use "survivors" to refer to those who escaped bullets more or less… or were injured but survived
— Sharyl Attkisson?️♂️ (@SharylAttkisson) April 17, 2013
@drawandstrike I would say eyewitnesses would refer to such people as those on the ground who saw events but may not have been threatened
— Sharyl Attkisson?️♂️ (@SharylAttkisson) April 17, 2013
The nature of the communications with the #Benghazi whistleblowers and their identities are not being made public at this time…
— Sharyl Attkisson?️♂️ (@SharylAttkisson) April 17, 2013
But in response, the Oversight Committee sent letters to the three federal agencies involved: the CIA, the Defense Dept & State Dept
— Sharyl Attkisson?️♂️ (@SharylAttkisson) April 17, 2013
@drawandstrike logically we're saying: all survivors are eyewitnesses but not all eyewitnesses are survivors, right?
— Sharyl Attkisson?️♂️ (@SharylAttkisson) April 17, 2013
Stay tuned.