91.   He cited media reports earlier this week that department prosecutors were advising Reno to prolong the Babbitt probe.

92.   He added, however, that Brooklyn prosecutors were eager for more meetings and that his office was confident the diocese would provide details about new cases.

93.   He also said prosecutors were concerned that the case could be muddied because of a family dispute involving relatives of both Diaz and the boys.

94.   Having nothing more to lose, the special prosecutor is likely to choose to continue to persecute McDougal out of pure vindictiveness.

95.   He passed a drug test, but prosecutors were still suspicious.

96.   He said part of the problem is that state and local prosecutors also are politicians.

97.   He said prosecutors are close to wrapping up their investigations probe.

98.   He is scheduled to be sentenced after the trial for McVeigh and Nichols, which one prosecutor said is at least six months away.

99.   He said the prosecutors were tough but honorable as they offered his client a deal.

100.   He said that if the elder DiGuglielmo testified and alluded to the instances himself, prosecutors might be able to address the issue on cross-examination.