Undercover FBI Agent Gets Hired for a Hit 😳
An undercover FBI agent describes infiltrating a murder-for-hire plot where an incarcerated man solicited a gang member to kill a child and his family in Wisconsin. The agent met with the suspect, who quoted prices ranging from $2,000 to $10,000 for the murders.
Summary
The transcript features an FBI undercover agent recounting a criminal investigation involving a murder-for-hire scheme. While the suspect was incarcerated in San Antonio, Texas, he solicited a gang member to help locate someone to commit murder. The agent explains that prison inmates often use information as leverage to reduce their sentences, which is how law enforcement became aware of the plot. The undercover agent met with the suspect and showed him a picture of the intended victim—a child—to confirm the target. When the suspect saw the photo, he responded with the word 'Greedy' and then escalated his request, asking the agent to also kill the child's family members located in Wisconsin. The agent responded strategically by suggesting they handle targets one at a time while indicating willingness to travel. When asked about the cost of such a hit, the suspect quoted prices between $2,000 and $10,000 per murder.
Key Insights
- Incarcerated individuals use information about crimes as currency to reduce their sentences by immediately contacting their lawyers when they have actionable intelligence
- The suspect identified the child victim by photo and responded with the word 'Greedy' before requesting the agent also murder the victim's entire family in Wisconsin
- The suspect quoted murder-for-hire prices ranging from $2,000 to $10,000 per target
- The undercover agent negotiated the criminal proposal by suggesting targets be handled sequentially while establishing willingness to travel out of state
- Prison culture treats criminal solicitation as transactional, with inmates actively seeking contractors to commit murders on their behalf from inside correctional facilities
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Transcript
[0:00] He hired you to kill the kid he >> I've been undercover and the guy hired me to kill the kid he He knew that he was going to do that in prison. So, while he was in jail in San Antonio, Texas, he solicited a gang member to help him find somebody that could murder this kid. Maybe the general public doesn't know it, but in jail, it's all sharks and they're looking for blood in the water. What I mean by that is if you can get credit for something and shorten your time, as soon as you get that information, you're on the phone calling your lawyer saying, "Hey, I got something good." And that's how…
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