Ann Klink person

“promised software for tracking nuclear submarines, and covert SWIFT banking transactions. Part of the film's bias is its reliance on commentary from a person by the name of Ann Klink, K-L-E-N-K, who has a clear conflict of interest because …”

“whose company was involved in the Promise software theft. Klink was a producer for the Jack Anderson show on Financial News Network, which was owned by Brian. According to Ben Mason, who Osborne interviewed, when Danny died, Klink went to h…”

“K-L-E-N-K, who has a clear conflict of interest because she worked for Dr. Earl Bryan, who was a Reagan administration official whose company was involved in the Promise software theft. Clank was a producer for the Jack Anderson show on Fin…”

“According to Ben Mason, who Osborne interviewed, when Danny died, Klink went to his house and seized his documents, which he had no authority to do. Klink kept hidden what was disclosed in those documents, whose content would undercut the v…”

“K-L-E-N-K, who has a clear conflict of interest because she worked for Dr. Earl Bryan, who was a Reagan administration official whose company was involved in the Promise software theft. Clank was a producer for the Jack Anderson show on Fin…”

“and Ann Klink, a close friend of Danny Casolaro, who was a senior producer for MSNBC's political show Hardball, starring Chris Matthews. So those people were all interviewed. During the first three episodes of the documentary, the viewer is…”