Person-of-Interest Sets Up Evidence Filter

These guys are too much. Just too much. Say there's an investigation by the FBI, and you're on a short list of names of people who may have been involved. So what do you do? You set up a toll-free number so people who know something will call you instead of the FBI.

That is brilliant.

Here's how the San Francisco Chronicle just sorta tossed it out there:

Hastert also announced creation of a page program tip line, at (866) 348-0481, for anyone who has information about the Foley case. Callers can remain confidential on the hot line, which will be administered by the Hastert-appointed clerk of the House.

Investigation begins with 44 subpoenas

Fox.

Henhouse.