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05-03-2012, 01:14 PM
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".....Defense lawyer John Pyle, who represents one of the defendants, Brandon Baxter, told the Associated Press that the informant’s role needed to be examined.
“We need to … put the case under a microscope,” Pyle said. “But just on the basis on the filing in the court, there's some indicators that this informant was playing a really active role.”
The informant, identified in court papers as “Confidential Human Source,” has been working for the FBI since July 20, and received approximately $5,750 for services and $550 for expenses.
The payments stopped when the informant began probation......"
Cleveland bomb plot: FBI's use of informant raises questions - chicagotribune.com
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