C130 crashed in the Pacific, I once heard, with scientists and engineers on it . . . who all died, during an experiment and . . .
something something about patents?
I never heard the real story and was never able to find out about it in a dig. Would have happened in the mid nineteen eighties. Seems as though the story went missing . . .
something about an accelerometer?
My guess: FBI immunity isn't honored on Judgement Day.
There are many ways for the FBI to get people killed.
Steve, for example, who owned the Channel Night Club . . .
it all came out in the Providence courts.
Steve was not a rat. Someone said 'oh, he's a rat' and then there was a vote on what to do.
he was buried on a beach in Rhode Island.
FYI for anyone paying attention to this narrative: Corney was not in the Boston Office during the time period in question.
John Connolly was the one who was dealing with the mobsters at that time in New England
Google AI claims as follows: "While both served in the FBI, their careers were separate and distinct, and there's no evidence they ever worked together or had any professional association. "