Without naming a single name, Liberia’s Inspector General told the nation Thursday that its record cocaine scandal was “sanctioned” from the top of government. In the same breath, he accused journalists of taking cartel money to sabotage the investigation. Both claims landed without evidence attached — and both now hang over a crisis that already has a fired police official, two accused NSA operatives, and a presidential son on the record.
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