William Anderson has told us many times about rogue U.S. attorneys. Here in Pensacola, Florida, an assistant U.S. attorney was just arrested at the airport in Detroit after he flew into town (so he thought) to have sex with a 5-year-old girl. The girl didn't exist, of course, except in the perverted imagination of Linda Findlay, an undercover officer from the Macomb County Sheriff's Office who created an online persona of a mother looking for men to engage in sex with her minor children. I don't know who is sicker, the U.S. attorney or the undercover officer. Do I condone what the U.S. attorney wanted to do? Of course not. But where is the victim? Would the U.S. attorney have ever found a sicko mother like this without the help of the undercover officer?