Discussion about running Sheriff Joe Arpaio's name through Dennis Montgomery's database of names and phone numbers harvested by 'The Hammer' computer system.

Run Sheriff Arpaio's Name Through Montgomery's Database

Dennis Montgomery explains that the harvested data can be used to frame people by uploading child pornography to a targeted individual's email account or to ruin their finances.

They Can Use This Data To Destroy People

Dennis Montgomery, during a phone call with Mike Zullo, discusses a trip to Lockheed Martin in the Los Angeles area.

Montgomery Visits Lockheed

Agents from the Arizona Department of Public Safety Special Investigation Unit and Special Crimes Unit interview Sheriff Joe Arpaio on February 24, 2016. Although the interview focuses almost entirely on overtime pay for Detective Brian Mackiewicz during the "Seattle Investigation," the real question appears to be if former CIA contractor Dennis Montgomery was a paid informant, which Sheriff Arpaio confirms.

Arizona Dept. of Public Safety Asks Arpaio: Is Montgomery A Paid Informant? 2/24/2016

Dennis Montgomery was allegedly given a bag of cash to take to Lockheed Martin's facility in the Los Angeles area to pay for supercomputer time. He claimed to posses hard drives containing phone records, emails, bank records, and 10 million credit card numbers without names matched to them.

Montgomery Took Cash Bag 2 Lockheed to Rent Supercomputer Had Phone Records, Emails, 10 Million CC#s

Tim Blixseth tells Sheriff Arpaio and Mike Zullo that after the New York Times tried to destroy CIA contractor Dennis Montgomery, that the government hired Montgomery back again in 2009 and that Brennan and Clapper knew about it.

Pt 2 Blixseth Says They Tried To Destroy CIA Contractor Montgomery Then Hired Him Back In 2009

Former real estate billionaire Tim Blixseth tells Sheriff Arpaio and Mike Zullo that Dennis Montgomery claims that he "hacked into all of America" for John Brennan and James Clapper. The data harvesting was allegedly accomplished using 'THE HAMMER' - a computer system designed and built by Montgomery.

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