I served twenty-five years as a Special Agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The cases I was fortunate enough to be assigned were challenging. The five stories I included in “MY FBI Chapter 1” are the first I documented. They are only the beginning of the stories I investigated, however. For example, I was a member of three FBI SWAT teams and served overseas in Nairobi in 1998, when the terrorist blew up the U.S. Embassies. I also went to Iraq in 2007 to assist the US Military in investigating terrorist groups as criminal enterprises. The stories included in this book

1. My first Arrest - A murderer out of Hawaii
2. Ellie and The Kid - I went undercover and bought a kid from some dirt bags.
3. Kilos, Kilos, Kilos - I developed a truck driver as an informant and seized 1560 kilos of cocaine from El Chapo.
4. Limited Basis - A kidnapping for ransom in Los Angeles.
5. Baby Raper - Arrest of a pedophile, kidnapper and kiddie porno producer. It is the first chapter of many of the cases I investigated or supervised in my FBI career. I hope you enjoy reading about them. I am working on the other “Chapters,” so stay tuned. Thomas A. Trier is a retired FBI agent. He served as a Special Agent in Seattle, Washington and Los Angeles, California; as a supervisory Special Agent in FBIHQ, Washington, DC; as the supervisory senior resident agent in charge of the Madison FBI Resident Agency; and as an Assistant Special Agent in Charge (ASAC) in the Washington Field Office (WFO). He specialized in gang, drug, and organized crime investigations; the criminal enterprise theory of investigation; and the utilization of gathered intelligence to address threats to the United States. . Tom has published four other two are nonfiction, "Criminal Enterprise Investigations” and “Intelligence Security Programs”; and two novels, “Wooden Heart” and “Red Zone.”