FBI: Federal Bureau Of Instigation – When the Feds Try to Script a Crime
An alleged murder-for-hire plot gone sideways. A shady FBI confidential informant. And a 70-year-old man, Mr. Malavi, caught in the middle.
The feds thought they had themselves a blockbuster sting, but what they really had was entrapment dressed up as "investigation." From undercover agents to wild recordings, this case shows how far the government will go to create a crime when there isn't one.
The facts are outrageous, the tactics are messy, and the jury? Well, they had the final say.
Episode guide
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Key points from the show notes
- An alleged murder-for-hire plot gone sideways.
- The facts are outrageous, the tactics are messy, and the jury?
Trial or closing note
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