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To: scion who wrote (1556)1/3/2005 9:46:59 PM
From: DaiTN   of 5425
 
<< Asked by his lawyer why he provided detailed information about an ongoing Securities and Exchange Commission investigation into a scam company called SeaView, Royer explained that it is standard procedure for FBI agents working with undercover informants. >>

What is going on here? Is this guy crazy? Does he expects the juries to believe it is standard FBI procedure to feed sensitive info from FBI's database to informants, knowing they would use the info to trade and make a profit. And the FBI agent himself got $15,000 invest with these informants?

I don't think the FBI would agree with Roger that this is standard FBI procedures. This is exactly why the federal prosecutor said at the opening statement, "They operated under the guise of exposing fraudulent companies when they themselves were involved in the fraud".
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