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AYERS AND DOHRN FEELING HEAT 39 YEARS AFTER COP’S DEATH: Provider Of Protective Vests Teams With FBI Informant To Shine Light On Unsolved Murder Of San Francisco Policeman
On February 16th, 1970, San Francisco police officer Brian McDonnell was the victim of a bombing at Park Station. 39 years later, the case has still not been solved nor prosecuted.
But not for lack of trying on the part of those who want to see justice served. According to the sworn testimony of the only FBI informant to penetrate the Weather Underground, Larry Grathwohl, Bill Ayers told him personally that Bernadine Dohrn placed the bomb that killed McDonnell. Despite this strong evidence, the San Francisco Police Officers Association has been told to shut up by the USDOJ as well as San Francisco police chief Heather Fong, according to the SFPOA.
This development has captured the attention of a strong ally to police officers all across the United States. Michael Letts, president of In-VestUSA has made it his life’s work to protect police officers from criminals. When he heard about this apparent miscarriage of justice, there was nothing that could stop him from getting involved. “At In-VestUSA, our only goal is to protect the lives of police officers,” says Letts. “When I heard that there is strong evidence linking Bill Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn to the murder of a police officer in 1970 as they continue to remain free, wild horses couldn’t keep me from getting involved.”
ABOUT YOUR SPEAKER, MICHAEL LETTS…
Michael A. Letts is the founder and executive director of In-VestUSA, a national grassroots non-profit organization that is helping hundreds of communities provide bullet-proof vests for their police forces through educational, public relations, sponsorship and fundraising programs. As of January 2006, more than $1 million in vests have been distributed to police officers throughout the United States as the result of his leadership and passion. The organization’s most recent efforts have helped police officers in areas devastated by Hurricane Katrina.
In addition to his national efforts, Michael is actively involved in political and community service in South Carolina. He is the Governor’s Appointee on the S.C. Legislative Infrastructure Study Committee, a member of the South Carolina Policy Council and SLED Chaplain with the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division. As Councilman on the Central Midlands Council of Governments, he currently serves on the executive, finance and environmental planning committees. He holds numerous leadership positions in the Chamber of Commerce, Boy Scouts of America and Kiwanis.
His involvement has earned him a Congressional Gold Medal Award for Community Service and an Order of the Palmetto, South Carolina’s highest civilian honor for extraordinary lifetime achievement and service to the state and nation.
A successful businessman who is the Executive Administrator of the First Palmer Trust property development company, Michael is also an ordained minister and executive pastor of the Parkway Baptist Church. He earned his B.S. in Business Administration from Liberty University in 1985. Michael resides in Columbia, S.C. with his wife, Melanie, and children, Alex and Emily.
For more information, or to find out how you can help, call toll free 1-877-775-VEST or visit us on the web ay www.investusa.org. Join us in protecting our protectors!
ABOUT LARRY GRATHWOHL….
A veteran of the U.S. Army, Larry Grathwohl is widely acknowledged by the F.B.I. as the only successful informant to penetrate the Weather Underground to the degree he did. From November, 1969 until April, 1970 Grathwohl prevented bombings, witnessed the gory exultations over the Manson murders, and was present during meetings in which nefarious plots to overthrow the American government were discussed at length.
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