False Prophets

The Firsthand Account of a Husband-Wife Team Working for the FBI and Living in Deepest Cover with the Montana Freemen

De: Dale Jakes, Connie Jakes, Clint Richmond

Narrado por: Dale Jakes

Dale and Connie Jakes, working for the FBI, provide a firsthand account of life under the deepest cover inside the violent, armed strongholds of the Montana Freemen organization. In 1995, the Jakes lived in the Montana mountains, discovering a major center of American terrorism. They exposed vital information about how widespread, well-organized, coordinated, and dangerous militia groups have become. The Freeman were eventually arrested after an 81-day standoff with the FBI— the longest in U.S. law-enforcement history.

This disturbing memoir provides a subtly scathing commentary on the FBI and also reveals a detailed view of a top-secret undercover operation and the extreme risks, dangers, and courage it requires.

©1997 by Dove Audio, Inc. (P)1997 by Dove Audio, Inc.

Trust who ?

Not only do American citizens have reasons to distrust and despise The federal government, but so do the agents that choose to work for leviathan.

a cautionary tale of working with the FBI

A couple of normal patriots, agree to go undercover for the FBI against the Freemen, a heavily armed group of radical, anti-government revolutionaries. Their very good work is repaid with a lack of financial and security support.

True story of US militia groups taking arms against Americans

I wanted more detail. I found the narrative too short. The conclusion left me wanting to know more about why the GBI made the decisions they did, but that is another story.