cigarette metal case

The case of a confidential informant Gone Wrong confidential informants or people posing as criminals so they can provide information to the government, have contributed to crack some major U.S. cases. They operate in secret, the world largely unregulated. But sometimes things go terribly wrong – as an informant No. 913, known as Lalo, which remained on the payroll of the United States, even after it was linked to the murders.