Top Echelon informants, so-called confidential informers, have been heads of gangs, teamsters, suspected hitman for the mob, even the head of the completion, tend to get compromised by the FBI; upon being told of a leak in the FBI the reaction was disbelief; later the person in the FBI, a very low level employee, was hardly punished and the FBI filled the lead partly by giving out false information to adversaries.

Almost all investigations are ruined by informants, and often many others know this and refuse to work with any organization that uses informants!

Information is often hidden, and the conventional wisdom, or information, is often wrong. This may resemble signal intelligence. This may resemble signal intelligence.

Information, which can resemble the search for truth (truth is the scientific standard) or logic can be the the most obvious way to reveal the truth, but repeatable experiments can also reveal valuable information if interpreted properly. Crimes almost always can be solved by interpreting responses to information that may reveal fixations, including deviant behavior. Information, which can resemble the search for truth (truth is the scientific standard) or logic can be the the most obvious way to reveal the truth, but repeatable experiments can also reveal valuable information if interpreted properly. Crimes almost always can be solved by interpreting responses to information that may reveal fixations, including deviant behavior.

Understanding the outcome of almost any situation is often based on locating suppressed, unconventional information, or unconventional wisdom. This can include stolen files, lost records, getting persons to testify who previously were unwilling to testifiy or who were in hidding.

Conventional sources of information may be in a library, government records, institution records. Unconventional sources of information may be actually viewing the source of a record or contacting the source of the record.

Information is often the most valuable asset or currency. It can be used as an international currency by criminals who often act as spys, lookouts, resource locators of illegal goods, persons willing to lie to officials for some benefit.

Information is often the most valuable asset or currency. It can be used as an international currency by criminals who often act as spys, lookouts, resource locators of illegal goods, persons willing to lie to officials for some benefit.

Often the most complex conspiracies involve the theft of information, especially secret information, and likely not a government source of information, but that from an individual.

Misuse of information or disinformation is common in institutions.

Instutitions often have misplaced files, stolen data bases, misused information that ultimately leads to the theft of resources from the government and individuals.

Information may be contained in unexpected places, even in objects, and an example of that may be the DNA or structure of any lifeform or so-called nonlife form. In fact, some believe any form that has any movement in it, including minerals that contain elections, should be considered alive and containing information.

Information can be the means to create almost anything, or destroy almost anything, and that gives it great power.

The organization of information, and showing different relationships between sources of information, can make it even more valuable.

Information is often acquired through bribery or extortion.

Understanding the outcome of almost any situation is often based on locating suppressed, unconventional information, or unconventional wisdom.

Retrieving or reconstruction Public Domain Information, including stolen files, lost records, getting persons to testify who previously were unwilling to testify or who were in hiding, can be achieved through logic, experiment, extrapolation of information from known accurate sources.

Conventional sources of information, usually public domain information, may be in a library, government records, and institution records.

Unconventional sources of information may be actually viewing the source of a record or contacting the source of the record.

Information is often the most valuable asset or currency.

Information can be used as an international currency by criminals who often act as spies, lookouts, resource locators of illegal goods, persons willing to lie to officials for some benefit.

Often the most complex conspiracies involve the theft of information, especially secret information, and likely not a government source of information, but that from an individual.

Misuse of information or disinformation is common in institutions

Institutions often have misplaced files, stolen data bases, misused information that ultimately leads to the thief of resources from the government and individuals.

Information may be contained in unexpected places, even in objects, and an example of that may be the DNA or structure of any life form or so-called nonlife form.

In fact, some believe any form that has any movement in it, including minerals that contain elections, should be considered alive and containing information.

Information can be the means to create almost anything, or destroy almost anything, and that gives it great power.

The organization of information, and showing different relationships between sources of information, can make it even more valuable.

Information is often acquired through bribery or extortion.

The information that is most often stolen is proprietary from individuals, often with commercial value.

Computer coded information is often more valuable than cash or jewelry.

It is very difficult to prevent the theft of any valuable information, especially with any entertainment value, including gossip, or intelligence for business or government purposes, especially involving contracts.