Corruption, including murders, by FBI-DOJ personnel.
This category addresses the corrupt culture in the FBI and DOJ offices, the areas that constitute the greatest threat, and the greatest source of harm, to the people of the United States.
Information had been provided to the author by a former FBI Special Agent, the son of a former Colombo Mafia boss from New York City, and other federal agents, to the author and himself a former federal agent, Rodney Stich. This information includes murders committed by FBI agents in the Boston and New York offices, and known to Washington officials who did nothing to stop it or protect the victims.
One of the books directly addressing these murders is FBI, CIA, the Mob, and Treachery.
The FBI agent who provided considerable information to Stich was a former Lt. Col. in the Army, a highly decorated Vietnam pilot and later FBI agent. To silence him, the offices of the FBI and DOJ were used to falsely charge him with two crimes and thereby keep the public from learning about these crimes. Members of Congress assisted in the cover-ups.
Portions of this book can be downloaded at the list of books page at the Defrauding America Internet site.
Information had been provided to the author by a former FBI Special Agent, the son of a former Colombo Mafia boss from New York City, and other federal agents, to the author and himself a former federal agent, Rodney Stich. This information includes murders committed by FBI agents in the Boston and New York offices, and known to Washington officials who did nothing to stop it or protect the victims.
One of the books directly addressing these murders is FBI, CIA, the Mob, and Treachery.
The FBI agent who provided considerable information to Stich was a former Lt. Col. in the Army, a highly decorated Vietnam pilot and later FBI agent. To silence him, the offices of the FBI and DOJ were used to falsely charge him with two crimes and thereby keep the public from learning about these crimes. Members of Congress assisted in the cover-ups.
Portions of this book can be downloaded at the list of books page at the Defrauding America Internet site.
For those who want a deeper understanding of the pattern of corruption in government offices, from 1950 to the present date, of which today's conduct in government offices and covert operations is simply an extension, check the Defrauding America Internet site.

June 2, 2007
RE: DEA and FBI personnel involvement in “police psychic” charade/cover-up
Why did both FBI and DEA personnel continue to use a discredited “cover-up” story involving a psychic detective finding a crashed airplane? Why even when the FBI was providing this same psychic as a paid lecturer before its officers and at the FBI Academy was it denying any involvement with psychics? Who were the law enforcement agents --- agents witnessed by more than a dozen personnel including the two witnesses who actually found the crashed plane --- who took away a reported, but unconfirmed, $800,000 in drug money from the crash site?
1. On February 28, 1984 a plane crashed near Gardner Massachusetts with 4 passengers.
2. The plane was found ten days after the crash by two local Gardner residents (Carl and Cheryl Wilber) who in 2006 confirmed that a large satchel bag was immediately picked up by two law enforcement agents when they led state/federal/local police to the crash scene.
3. FBI retired Special Agent Robert Ressler "sanctioned" psychic Noreen Renier to locate the plane on behalf of the sister of one of the passengers onboard the plane. That woman, Jessica Herbert, was also the wife of a FBI agent. That FBI agent (Mark Babyak) and another FBI agent assisted in the search for the plane.
4. FBI Special agent Robert Ressler testified during an Oregon libel lawsuit brought by the psychic (Noreen Renier) that she had located the plane.
5. In 2006 witnesses confirmed the story that psychic Noreen Renier locating the plane was a very elaborate charade, and whole segments of her testimony in court in 1986 were “bold lies”.
6. In May 2007 a source who had specific information about the crash scene which was confirmed by the two witnesses that found the plane --- but never previously published --- also indicated the satchel contained $800,000 and was removed at the crash site by law enforcement officers. It is unknown who these agents were.
7. Apparently there are no law enforcement filings that ever noted who the unknown agents were or where they took the heavy satchel found at the crash site, and seen by witnesses who saw the men take the satchel.
8. FBI personnel continued for more than 15 years to cite Noreen Renier and her psychic involvement --- never mentioning a possible drug drop link --- but instead referencing the crash events according to the exaggerated claims made by Renier that she located the crash site.
9. Additional exaggerated claims about the crash and claimed events at the crash site by psychic Renier are shown as unfounded in 2007, including that there were survivors.
10. FBI and DEA officials in late April 2007 continue to support the events as portrayed by the psychic Noreen Renier, with no reference to a drug involvement or any removal of a full satchel seen by witnesses at the crash scene.
Question: If $800,000 was in the satchel, where did it go?
See: www.amindformurder.com Thank you
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