FBI Introduced Omar Mateen to Informants Prior to Pulse Attack
Agency specializes in running terror plots
Kurt Nimmo
Prison Planet.com
June 14, 2016
In addition to associating with Marcus Dwayne Robertson, a known longtime FBI informant with links to the CIA, and working for a security company that carries out clandestine operations for the CIA, the FBI introduced suspected Orlando shooter and “known quantity” Omar Mateen to informants.
From the New York Daily News on Monday:
FBI investigators investigated Mateen, who was born in New York, for 10 months. They introduced him to confidential informants, spied on his communications and followed him. They also interviewed him twice.
The alleged Boston Marathon bomber, Tamerlan Tsarnaev, was also approached by the FBI and asked to work as an informant.
A 23-page document presented in 2014 by Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s defense team makes the claim. Dzhokhar is Tamerlan’s younger brother. He was convicted of planting bombs along the marathon route and awaits a death sentence. Tamerlan was reportedly killed under suspicious circumstances in Watertown, a suburb of Boston, after the bombing.
In response to the Tsarnaev defense motion, the DOJ reported that it could discover “no evidence” to support the claim that the Bureau approached Tamerlan with a request, according to PrivacySOS. The DOJ responded after Senator Chuck Grassley wrote the FBI a public letter asking whether Tamerlan was ever approached to inform for the FBI.
The letter posted by Grassley was apparently prompted by concerns raised by Cambridge law enforcement whistleblowers. An MIT police officer said the FBI knew where Tsarnaev was the night the night officer Sean Collier was killed on campus. Collier was allegedly killed by the Tsarnaev brothers.
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