I may be able to talk to a Retired FBI agent. ( pizzagate )

submitted by chaos16

So, here is the deal, I just learned that someone I know talks to a retired FBI agent.

My 1st gut reaction was, I wonder if he knows anything. My 2nd one was, what if he is on the cover up side?

So I asked this person I know if I could talk to him annomiouly, honestly, I want to ask questions but I dont want to involve my "real" life into this. People depend on me.

So, the person responded: "its always confidential"

Should I agree to this? And how would I even approach it and not sound crazy? The person is retired, might not know anything....

micha_

Ask him, what he thinks about pizzagate. What he knows about it. What his judgement is. By that you can at least learn, how a professional (even if he is not telling the truth) is argueing.

crazimal

Have known a couple. Depends on personality and how long out of FBI I think. Likely outcomes: 1) call the local office and give a statement. 2) call x number and ask to speak to sp agent y 3) stay out of it; you got death wish or something? May or may not tell you anecdotes from their career etc as a bonus. Btw if confidential they have zero ties. If they have ties and/or even remember their oath, it ain't exactly confidential if you go into criminal matters. But you could definitely learn some things from such people. They Have knowledge.