Steve Baker Reveals Shocking FBI Actions in Congressman Cory Mills Investigation

Allegations Against Special Agent Shady

• 🕵️ Investigative journalist Steve Baker details allegations against an FBI agent, codenamed "Agent Shady," who was reportedly investigating Congressman Cory Mills.
• 💡 Initially, Agent Shady's focus was on alleged stolen valor issues concerning Mills, a federal crime.
• 🎯 The investigation reportedly shifted from stolen valor to Mills's business dealings after insufficient evidence was found for the former.

Shifting Investigation and Potential Misconduct

• 🚩 Sources initially believed the FBI agent was helping their long-standing work on stolen valor, but became suspicious when the focus changed.
• 🤝 Agent Shady allegedly asked a source to go undercover to investigate another individual involved in the case, raising further concerns.
• 🚨 Baker and Blaze Media began to suspect the agent might be investigating them and their sources, rather than just Congressman Mills.

Attempts to Report to the FBI

• 📞 Steve Baker attempted to report potential public corruption to the FBI through multiple channels, including the Tampa field office and national intake.
• 🚫 All attempts to connect with a public corruption supervisory special agent were denied or met with no response.
• 📧 Baker eventually reached out directly to FBI Director Christopher Wray, leading to internal communication and an investigation at the FBI's national headquarters.

FBI's Response and Public Statement

• ❓ During Baker's communication with the FBI's national headquarters, they stated they had no knowledge of an investigation into Agent Shady or the congressman.
• 📄 Subsequently, the FBI's Tampa field office sent an email to Blaze Media, stating they had no record of the media outlet contacting their public affairs office.
• 📢 The FBI confirmed their policy of not confirming or denying ongoing investigations but stated that information received from the public is reviewed.
• 🧐 Baker and his sources found the FBI's response unusual, as they typically only state they cannot comment on ongoing investigations, rather than claiming no knowledge.