I was hearing odd clicking sounds while I was using the phone. In an interview with a local CBS affiliate in Philadelphia Strange’s father told a reporter ” someone who works at Verizon told me my phone was being tapped. It also alleges that the NSA and Verizon accessed their phone records because of ” the family’s determination and outspoken criticism of this administrations deception,” regarding the circumstances surrounding the shoot-down of their son’s helicopter in Afghanistan. The suit is seeking $12 billion in damages. It is the first class action suit of it’s kind and directly challenges the National Security Agency’s sweeping collection of telephone call metadata. High powered Washington lawyer Larry Klayman, the founder of such legal watchdog groups as Judicial Watch and Freedom Watch is representing the family, as well as 100 million other Americans whose phone call records were turned over to the NSA by Verizon. It accuses them of the illegal, warrant-less wire tapping of their home computer and cell phones. as well as telecommunications giant Verizon as defendants. The suit specifically names President Barrack Hussein Obama II, Attorney General Eric Holder Jr., Keith B. The suit was originally filed in November of 2013 and was upheld by the District Court For The District Of Columbia in February of this year, after the Government tried to have it dismissed, claiming they had suspended the type of surveillance the law suit addresses. Strange, along with 22 other members of the team were killed when the helicopter they were travelling in was shot down in Afghanistan in 2011.Ĭharles Strange, Michael’s father believes the publicity created by the family’s newspaper, radio, and television interviews has resulted in the tapping of their home computer and cell phones. The family of Seal Team Six member Petty Officer First Class Michael Strange has remained undeterred in their search for answers surrounding their son’s death.
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