3 chapters across the catalog
A 1980 interview with former FBI informant Darthard Perry (alias Ed Riggs) details the mechanics of infiltrating radical groups in the 1960s. Perry describes receiving cash payments in vehicles and signing cards to account for the income to the IRS. He expresses remorse for his role in the "undoing" of various groups, providing a historical parallel to modern informants working within the Proud Boys and other contemporary organizations.
A former FBI informant, Darthard Perry, describes the process of being paid in cash to infiltrate political groups in the 1960s. The hosts discuss the dangers of association in the modern era, where being seen with the wrong person or appearing on a specific platform like InfoWars can lead to permanent labeling. They emphasize the need for individuals to be careful about who they assemble with, as the government uses these connections to build criminal cases.
Former FBI informant Darthard Perry describes the logistics of being paid in cash for information on groups like the Black Panthers. He details how "hot pieces" of information, such as the presence of foreign radicals, resulted in financial bonuses and how the Bureau protected informants from IRS scrutiny.
