Entire FBI/FDLE Investigative Report on the Isnardi Case

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February 12, 2020

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Over the past week we have been releasing segments of the FBI/FDLE Investigative Report of the David Isnardi case. The report is quite lengthy (120 pages). Today we are releasing the report in it’s entirety.

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We will still continue to break down individual portions of the report as there is a timeline to consider when reading this that may be difficult to follow.

The report can be downloaded here.

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