@tomb9420 lmfao no it doesn't take talent entrapping people or goading them into doing things and then framing them as if they came up with the idea organically on their own. He essentially took everyone to a bowling alley, set up the pins, gave everyone a ball, and waited with excitement to nail the first person to attempt to throw the ball. He's not a hero. He artificially creates problems when there isn't any, just so he can be weaponized against his own countrymen, and collect all the Valor for it. He's not heroic, he's not courageous, he's not a good guy. He's a goy. He has no character or morals, he's just a golem for the government.
Boggles my mind that people will Drink poison and tnink they are actually successful and living a righteous life .. More like programmed to obey and consume ..
He’s not giving ongoing investigative (tradecraft) secrets out, but the answer is obviously yes considering how much unfiltered, sick and depraved conversations are had on there. The FBI and intelligence agencies around the world have developed many ‘encrypted’ messaging apps use to track criminals.
@@RSCSigmaNutsack Do you seriously think fent is meth? They're two different things kid. Fent makes you sleepy meth makes you awake which is why he insinuated that he was on meth and tired from those missions he did.
Im not going to lie - this guy is a gifted storyteller. I feel like im there with him as he describes those experiences. Chilling and awesome thank you for sharing that story🙏
@@moonkey537Lol, people hate on the FBI but most of us don’t know how many tragedies have been avoided because of them. Saving lives, stopping child predators, finding terrorists, catching corrupt officials and so many other things are done every day by them with little to no thanks. Having a well funded, competent, and incorruptible national police force is something many people dream of in countries like Mexico where there is no justice and police are just another gang.
he seems like one of the nicest most understanding people. he is a real man for so many reasons but it’s refreshing to hear a big guy like him to talk about real health/mental health issues because of his jobs
If you know what you do is right and true, you won't suffer from the mental health effects. Once you learn enough, you know what is truely right. It won't deal with fear and reesntment. The nature of the job conflicts with this. There is a reason why cops stop being cops and still teach.
Bad bad!!!! I’m glad I waited and watched bc I saw the basement comments but then the end of the video hit and it was overwhelming. I know we all fkn gasped or screamed or squealed in my case lol
@@chrissturley823 it's possible and maybe likely he was using fake names to protect people's privacy. even if he doesn't care about the person themselves, it also can protect their family's privacy and people connected to them who are innocent.
@@evearellieidk if fake names but if anyone is legit that determined he said on another podcast every court case was public filed so you can find all the names and info if you pull the records which sometimes costs money but there’s ways. He mentioned it when someone asked if people ever found out if he was undercover and he said the minute charges were pressed every single voice recording and all of his notes he took on the criminal were the. Public and he had to sit facing the person in court basically swearing in all info gathered was true lol
@@Anonymoushrand Yeah but just cause the cases aren't classified doesn't mean he's gonna make it easy for people to go digitally stalk the people he's talking about?
The sad part is these past two elections brought Meritocracy into KissAssing which Trump staff provided to be. Billionaires walking around cosplaying High Intelligence, shitshow
"Don't tarnish the badge. I mean dag gumnit." Is the most patriotic American thing I've ever heard haha. I agree completely. There's integrity, and there's appreciating what you represent. Doing both is, well, even better
I could listen to this dude for hours. He looks absolutely terrifying but seems like the nicest guy. These types of dudes are real heroes, props to Insider for spotlighting what these people do to keep everyone safe.
Where do you see terrifying at? He doesn’t look scary at all. I grew up in clubs and around actual bikers. One of the most well known Outlaws was one of my dad’s really good friends out of Florida. Those dudes can be scary but I just don’t see it with this guy..
@@keemarie1 He looks like he could fold me in half and I'm 6'2" 190. I wouldn't necessarily call him scary but he can definitely intimidate someone if he wanted to
Yep. Goes to the most dangerous, unhinged people in the country, for the rest of the country's safety. Dude is the closest thing we've got to a real superhero.
His storytelling ability is at such a high level! I’ve listen to him tell these stories on several podcasts and I still will listen every time he comes up.
I did the exact same thing when i finished his EP on the Joe Rogan podcast. Right after he said he narrated himself i immediately added it to my library on Spotify. His voice is that Southern honey on a gravel road voice that i absolutely love hearing tell life stories. Just like the late Rob "rabbit" Pitts.
That ending is unreal. The timing between his wife’s instinct to pray and what he was going through in that basement really makes you think there are moments in life that feel beyond coincidence, like a kind of divine intervention you just can’t explain.
@@peterodonnell6386 lol, true. I have seen this happen with my grandmother, she told me about how she was praying while I had an accident that she did not know about... Yeah, funny, because for one, it did end pretty badly for me, and secondly, she prays all the time. It's like those videos where you see some guy doing some insanely lucky thing, but what they don't show is the 300 times he tried and failed to do said thing. Like, yeah, conincidences happen. it's like gambling in that way. And the best/worst part about it, is that people who are by all means dreadfully bad people can say "God saved me" or some s__t afterwards, which becomes an automatic moral boost for all the ones who never think out there.
Kudos to his support team because it's not everyday you have someone willing to drive through the wall of a heavily fortified biker compound to get to you
That is so badass that it would be thrown out of a movie script for being unrealistic. The stories those fellows would have after though, free drinks for life.
@@littleoldmanboy I imagine it was some sort of wire inside the fabric of his clothing. He said that the surveillance team could hear him so he had to be wired.
Heavy case of PTSD. You keep busy so you don't have to think. When you slow down, you crash. I've seen Vets out run it for decades before it caught up to them. That crash is hard.
@ It's trauma. If you're a Vet find a good Vet group. If you go to a shrink, make sure you get one who is pro vet and get the drift on whether they take you seriously. The VA failed me terribly. Panic attacks and flashbacks and after 2 year this group of twenty something women told me I had anxiety and gave me drugs. Didn't help. Strengthen your spiritual life. Make yourself do things you like to get yourself out of your head. It's not easy but one day at a time. Watch your temper.
Just clicked on this video and I find myself immediately locked in. What a gem of a storyteller. Grateful for his work and glad he lived to tell it. Edit: Wow, the end has me in tears. May that kind of love find me❤
By not going against the Marxist communists & Talmudists who own and run this country and are the real biggest threat? And the reason the ones he instead went against, even exist in the first place?
@@bigblocklawyer not fond of the feds either but many of them at the lower levels are going after criminals. Its the feds at the top who are constitutional violators
When he said about 'making relationships that you have to break their trust eventually', it made me really understand how deep their passion is for their job. I could never work up trust, build a relationship then break it all instantly for my job. These guys have my upmost respect, I honestly cant understand how they do this.
I personally think there is something psychology wrong with people who can do that. We are lucky when they use it in a positive way. Most people don't.
I spent 12 years in state (2) Feds (10) and I didn't know ANYONE who was more mad at the police or DEA FBI CIA (I was locked up with at least one spy who is well known). We all knew we did wrong and were responsible for our own actions. We knew it wouldn't last. I never snitched, although many did. But I'm not even mad at them anymore. It comes with the territory. Now I'm doing well. Been married happily for 26 years. With 2 kids who know nothing of my past life. And thank God for that, my life is very ORDINARY.
@@shonuff2382 I was talking to a buddy who is a therapist for a few undercover officers. He said that minds of criminals and undercover officers work the same way. Like the way they process and decide things is the same way. The only difference is how they went about using that decision making
I can do that, but would be consumed by guilt afterwards. If you are born a normal person but has to do abnormal thing, that doesn't means you cast away your humanity. You just shut down a part of you temporarily. You have to be able to move on quick from the aftermath.
@@SummerSun-sg3wfwho fking cares dude holy sht it must be exhausting worrying about politics all the time. He's a liberal? No one with above average intelligence gives a fk.
I went to school with one of the guys arrested in The Base arrests in rome. Everyone expected it and tried speaking up. The first time we spoke he literally asked "do you think the world needs cleansing?"
@ They look spooky af. It's a large organized group, having something almost like an uniform. I mean don't get me wrong - they are nice and always give me cookies and stuff, but so did old fella back in the day, driving the cranky old blue rusty van ... I mean he is my dad and all, but he promised he will not be semding me to school, when I was 5 and crying about it ... and HE BROKE HIS PROMISE! I just don't trust people who are too nice. 😢
@@tr3vk4m The 'they were Pagans' is pretty widely known to be BS. It started with Ian Kershaw (priest's son) when he uncovered in 1945 that the whole third reich regime was the culmination of christian core values, very specifically including anti-semitism, which was a christian core tenet since Roman times especially among catholics. Himmler was an outcast for not being an open christian and some stuff the nazis even wouldn't touch for example was the famous case of cross-removal in Oldenburg (nazism was eucomenic in nature). Catholics protested of course, and whereas the nazis always responded with violence, there they backed down. The Waffen SS only knew three personel categories: 1 catholic, 2 protestant, 3 'gottglaubig' (believer in God) which covers the remaining smaller christian groups. There wasn't even a category called 'questions christianity' or 'doesn't attend church' or 'muslim'. Just plain didn't exist. It's never been a thing. Neo-nazis are christians or christian-ish conservatives who look at other religions and respond with hate. The concept of them going Pagan goes against everything that they stand for. So if he's been around a 'so we burned bibles' neonazi event, you there's two options: 1 - He initiated and drove it forward himself and the rest followed along 2 - This is the first-ever neonazi gang in a history of over 70 years to do that, which is unlikely. Source for this outside of the mentioned historical facts: The joys of growing up in a very 'culturally enriched' environement with tons of violence and tons of kids becoming neonazis in response to said violence. They'd firebomb the local mosque on fridays or saturdays after being attacked by Moroccans, only that's the Turkish mosque. Moroccan mosque is down the way, but that's how dumb they were. 😆 I was detained for roughly half an hour after a fight where a gang got taken down. White couple in their 50s got attacked, it was turning to murder with them kicking the guy's head while he's knocked down on the floor, so we went down, stopped them, most decisively. Tried to punch a guy, hit him in the throat by accident, insta-stopped him. Gang member's name was Soufiane El Jelali, you can google him, he died around late '14 early '15 in a US airstrike in Syria while he was fighting for ISIS. Anyway, leftwing mayor Verdier didn't like racist murderers getting punched, so he was literally howling over the radio for our arrest, and me and a friend had to come to the station. My friend had basically done a highspeed introduction between a gang member's head and a street lamppost, repeatedly, which can legit be fatal, and he did it right in front of an officer. Now the officers there know the gang and share our frustrations, but there's only so much that they'll forgive as 'chaos of the struggle'. So that in front of a police witness and the fact that Soufiane was gasped KTFOd for 15+ minutes meant we were the lucky ones. No cuffs, just walk across the street to the station. Custody sergeant flat out refused to detain us: No indication of a crime. Stalemate. Police chief was called, ordered us released. Well, released, we were drinking coffee in the hallway of the police station as people kept walking in to 'free' us only to get sent out by the cops. 😆 After that incident I could walk into any white group from completely normal people to combat-boots-wearing head-shaving DJ-adolf-listening freaks and be welcome, so I did. And mostly I gave them sh/t over their racism because it makes no sense, regardless of how big the integration problems of any given minority get. My favourite was the nazi kid who I told it was BS, and he answered "I know not all immigrants are bad. I just want things to change you know."
10:09 for those wondering why he looked for/was concerned about the presence of plastic: it's because plastic, typically slightly opaque or black contractor bag-like sheets, means the Outlaws would've wanted an easy cleanup if things got violent. _No scrubbing._
This is the kind of bravery from law enforcement I actually respect. Risking your livelihood to take down hate groups is incredibly commendable. When he was describing the adrenaline he felt when he was wearing a wire and almost got busted I could envision just how hard it was to stay focused on surviving and staying undercover when your body is actively shutting down. I have fainting spells from anxiety and I completely lose my ability to stand so the fact he was able to stay cool enough that other people wouldn’t notice is INSANE. This guy has lived a life I cannot even begin to imagine. Brave and scary work, doing something that actually makes the world better and safer.
In Tennessee the FBI had informants in the KKK who told them about dynamite the group had gotten, and they opted to do nothing. A school was blown up and the FBI left it to local law enforcement to investigate. Being undercover is different from being an informant, but you can’t take it at face value when the FBI pats itself on the back.
They've done this kind of stuff forever. The majority of these groups being investigated are fronted by other agencies. All of it to circulate a narrative that these groups are the greatest threat to mankind when the average American hasn't seen or heard the name outside of a documentary that they've since forgotten about. "We foiled this plot that we planned that saved everybody from something that we wouldn't have allowed to happen anyway." Uhhh... thanks. "Yeah, can we have more funding now?"
That prayer story in the end overwhelmed me because I had a similar experience with my wife working similar cases when we were first married. If I ever meet this man, I’m giving him the biggest hug I can muster up.
@@ViperHummel Lord Jesus loves, he reaches out everyday, sometimes you feel it, most of the time you may just over look it. If you are ever interested in Christ. Pay no attention to denominations, read about his teachings you may or may not find one that you "fit in" with and that is such a non issue.. Message to all of my fellow Christians with different denominations. He died for YOU, not denominations, we are all brothers and sisters under the same banner. Christ's banner. God bless anyone who maybe reading this, Christian or not. Happy Easter
How a soul can do this and not lose their head is truly admirable. It really is. You think about how much time you spend with these people. Thats a lot to wrap your head around.
I know they have psych evaluations, at least I think that’s what he said, but I’ve always wondered if undercover agents ever become more susceptible to these hate groups’ belief systems if they spend long enough time with them. It’s a chilling thought and it truly takes a mentally and emotionally strong person to do this work.
Like they say… you are who you surround yourself with and like he said that one fellow said he knew he was an undercover but he still sold because he liked him, they use human traits & emotions against you because we are all humans and these criminals aren’t as discipline as these undercovers clearly.. but I fully agree with you because the imposter syndrome & just overthinking about all the people he’s done wrong and if/when they find him Another wild thing is that there is a Job for everyone… every single thing in this world has a man/women that can do it
📖 00:00 • 00:30 Scott Payne's Undercover Experience • 00:00 Getting Started as an Undercover Agent 📖 00:30 • 04:03 Infiltrating the Outlaws Motorcycle Club • 01:30 Infiltrating the Outlaws Motorcycle Club - Initial Approach • 02:31 Building Relationships with Outlaws • 03:02 Confrontation and Bluffing 📖 04:03 • 06:06 Getting Started with the Outlaw Case • 04:03 My Role in the Case and Initial Meetings • 04:35 Joining the Outlaws' Northeast Regional Meet • 05:05 Establishing a Legitimate Business and Criminal Activity 📖 06:06 • 12:48 Building Trust and Gaining Access • 06:06 Carjacking and Dropping Breadcrumbs • 07:40 Getting Stopped by Law Enforcement and Staying in Character 📖 12:48 • 14:50 My Experience with Undercover Work • 12:48 Challenges of Undercover Work • 13:49 Physical and Mental Exhaustion • 14:19 The Reversal of the Case 📖 14:50 • 18:57 The Base and White Supremacy • 14:50 Infiltrating White Supremacist Groups • 15:21 The Base's Recruitment Process • 16:55 Initial Meeting with TMBB and the Case Team 📖 18:57 • 20:59 Training at an Abandoned Concrete Plant • 18:57 Detection of Power Lines by the Tracking Device • 19:58 Training Drills and Firearms Instruction 📖 20:59 • 25:07 Base Recruitment and Activities • 20:59 Case Teams and Meetings • 21:31 Accelerationist Groups and Recruitment Methods • 22:01 Propaganda Videos and Recruitment Efforts • 23:04 Satanic Groups and Rituals • 24:04 Murder Plots and Lefty Journalists 📖 25:07 • 26:41 Getting Started with Undercover Work • 25:38 Creating a Legitimate Backstory 📖 26:41 • 29:14 Undercover Rules and Best Practices • 27:11 Avoiding Bluffs and Staying Close to Reality • 28:13 Operational Security and Personal Items 📖 29:14 • 31:48 Undercover Work Experience • 29:14 Code Words and Safety Protocols • 30:15 Physical Signals and Accidental Signals • 30:47 Personal Experience with Undercover Work 📖 31:48 • 33:20 FBI Undercover Certification and Training • 32:19 Psychological Testing and Safeguard Unit • 32:47 Undercover Certification Process and Training 📖 33:20 • 35:54 FBI Career and Undercover Work • 33:20 First Undercover Experience in New York City • 33:50 Early Days as a Narcotics Officer and First Encounter with Corruption • 34:22 Scary Moment on the Job and Request for Help • 34:54 Assignment to San Antonio and Transfer to Border of Mexico • 35:24 Working with Cartels and Classified Case 📖 35:54 • 37:27 Infiltrating Public Corruption Ring • 36:26 Infiltrating Public Corruption Ring in Tennessee 📖 37:27 • 38:59 A Cop's Story • 37:27 When You're in a Bad Spot 📖 38:59 • 42:03 Getting Out of a Sticky Situation • 38:59 A Close Call with Cocaine • 39:59 Faking a Taste Test • 41:32 The Importance of Believable Stories 📖 42:03 • 44:36 Conversations with Benji • 42:03 Benji's Plans and Intentions • 43:05 Guidance and Concerns • 43:36 Phone Call and Gun Purchase 📖 44:36 • 46:07 Arrest and Confession • 44:36 Arrest and Incident 📖 46:07 • 48:41 Undercover Experiences and Challenges • 46:07 Rationalizing Breaking the Law and Dealing with Consequences • 47:40 The SWAT Team Raid on Scott's House 📖 48:41 • 50:13 The Last Conversation with Scott Town • 48:41 Lying to the Case Team and Revealing Undercover Status • 49:43 Backup Recorders and Creating Doubt in a Jury's Mind 📖 50:13 • 51:44 Law Enforcement Experience and Oath • 50:13 Personal Experience with FBI Undercover Cases 📖 51:44 • 54:50 FBI Changes and Disconnection from Field Level • 51:44 FBI Leadership and Prioritization of Case Agents • 52:16 Collateral Duties vs. Investigator Focus • 53:17 Retirement and Current Work 📖 54:50 • 55:43 Marriage and Communication • 54:50 A Night of Concern and Prayer • 55:21 The Power of Prayer
I do appreciate the lowering of the “reel” FX sounds in-between each chapter. It’s still overwhelming to hear in the Car, Headphones or Speaker. Love you guys!
@@shmetienneAgree and it's psychologically dangerous as well. For a long time those undercover can't live their normal lives and get alienated from their loved ones.
@@shmetienne quite likely as you are going to be surrounded by criminals for a long time who may be very deadly and very dangerous, and who knows what would happen if he was outed. Louis Diaz's Dancing With the Devil really put it into perspective.
Someone did know obviously or suspect it but it was probably someone else that helped him get through the background check that's why he said it was his faith because he doesn't know how he actually did it!
That was the quickest 56 minutes ive ever encountered. Great story telling and what an amazing guy. I couldnt imagine the stuff he remembers that wasn’t shared that still effects his personal life. I hope he takes great care of his mental health and continues sharing his legacy because that is part of maintaining good mental health. He did a great job and that’s something he can hang his hat on forever. Thank you, Scott.
Scott’s an amazing man. He was on Retired FBI Case Files with Gerri Williams’ podcast. Such a brave/good guy. Kudos too his wife and family, too, for sacrificing, supporting and enabling him to make such a big impact. ❤
It's a shame he gets something pretty darn major wrong; You cannot die from touching fentanyl. That's a myth. If you breathe it in that's one thing, but touching it does nothing. It's not LSD. I hate when people perpetuate drug myths.
I do not know how they do it but these “Authorized” interviews are SO interesting and engaging. They find the most articulate and captivating storytellers for these. Just incredible. And you learn SO much. Keep these coming.
How in the world is a man that has a career of pretending to be other people considered genuine? Imagine the relationships he made with people. How close he was with that biker brother of his whose baby he held. He literally told us the definition of undercover is someone who is willing and able to betray the relationships of those that trust them. Is this genuine to you??
@anonymoususer8924 i understand that perspective, however, you can see how the holy spirit protected him in instances where he was working to potentially protect greater amounts of people. I find it really interesting how the timing of his circumstances worked out. Pretty neat story
@@anonymoususer8924 as a none white supremacist normal guy in military I would say he's a genuine dude. Unless you are one of those guys that do shady stuff then watch out lmao
@@anonymoususer8924because he's helping bring down criminal and fascist organizations who literally want to bring down your country. If you are angry about that then it's clear what side you're on.
I knew a guy that " allegedly" sold coke to a cop for like ten years he would always be at his house drinking he knew him for years and he would sometimes pull up in uniform. His house was next to a park so I would see him pull up and grab something from a cooler and leave 😂
the way he did his voice and accent is so funny :D but at the same time felt very accurate of how i would have imagined this guy would sound like :D :D :D
This gentleman deserves so much credit for what he did it’s hard to put into words. The ability to control your emotions, remember your fake info, and try to stare down killers is just so foreign to me. I get nervous being pulled over for a spot check when I have done nothing wrong and and have nothing to hide. It really is mind boggling how they can do this. Thank you Sir
This guy feels so familiar. Maybe that was his plan or he's just so friendly that you feel like you know him very quickly. That ending gave me chills! Thank you to everyone at Insider and Scott Payne himself for such an amazing video!
I could listen to this man for hours. Wish the video was longer or he had a series just talking about stuff and telling stories. Thank you for sharing some of your story with us sir. And thank you for doing the work you did. This is now definitely one of my top 3 Insider episodes.
He has a book, Code Name: Pale Horse which goes through his undercover cases. Mind it’s hard to put down, only took me 2 days to finish it! Absolutely gripping.
It proves that he is a psycho who can betray anyone who he has ever met, no matter the reason. Stopping a murderer plot is one thing, arresting some silly cocaine using hillbilly is another matter entirely. This man has no morals beyond following the orders and his own self promotion
@@Michael-yb2jhpeople are still people regardless of their belief systems or faults. I think it’s normal to have some level of empathy, even for your enemies.
Easily amused . Low frequency. This country along with most the world is just an illusion . And you have been lied to your whole existence. Get out in nature . Do some soul searching . Do a cleanse . Unlearn the lies you been fed .. AMERIMACKA,
This video is really well-made. The editing, the voiceover, the visuals... I do have a recommendation, though: Please hire a transcriber! Auto-generated subtitles suck, but I have Auditory Processing Disorder and often use them simply because the alternative is no captions. Still, love the video! Keep it up :D
@@hhjhj393 because actors and FBI agents have a choice: to tell their story or to lie. The reason we want to know what both think is to confirm or deny their bias and possibly have some insight into their reality -- ultimately what you do with the information and if you believe it automatically is up to you.
Some of this seems like propaganda. The white supremacy guys were burning American flags? And sharing a name with Islamic terror groups? Those dots don’t seem to connect to me
Yeauhh, but the key to his success was that he was being himself. Truth and fiction are strange bed fellows. As the people who are in a dark place reading this know, they will find you. What is done in the dark will be brought to the light. No one gets away with anything.
LE needs more of people like him. He's the real deal when it comes to this type of work. Without him, high end cases get dismissed, hardened criminals go free.
This man deserves the utmost respect for putting his life on the line to keep others safe. One thing he mentions or emphasizes (throughout his biography) is the "OATH" that he took as an officer and FBI agent. The truth of those who take it for granted or tarnish that honorary badge. God bless you, sir, and thank you!!! 🇺🇸
Kash Patell and his new podcaster lacky are dishonoring the badge currently. They are gutting the department under false pretenses and doing so in an illegal manner.
Thank you for risking your life to keep us safe and free! Some people are heroes in the moment but you made a conscious decision and stayed in that role, at great risk to yourself. I’m so impressed by you.
Wow. He is amazing. I could listen to him all day. Also, I am from Taunton! How crazy to listen to a story from your own City. I remember when the Outlaw arrests hit the papers. That last story gave me shivers 🙏🙏🙏🙏
What a healthy way to look at law enforcement and criminals…we’re all just people and being one or the other does not automatically make you “good” or “bad”.
And a better way to manage your mental health when you have to develop "real/fake" relationships with people who you know you are investigating and will eventually betray.
God bless you. I was very impressed when you said how you took the oath to the constitution, not part of it but all of it. You are the best example of a law man for America.
Paraphrasing here but... "I called my wife, and the first thing she said was 'Are you okay?' So, I said yeah. She goes on, tells me that she got an overwhelmin' feelin' when she was picking the kids up, and started prayin' for me. I matched up the times, later, and it was when I was in that basement." The CHILLS that shot through my body when I heard that. Absolutely wild story, and a character of a man.
I’m about 95% sure this man came into the cigar bar I worked at some years ago here down South. Had some respectable drinks, told some stories, absolutely made my day. Forgot about him til this video.
He's a great storyteller and the sort of person you'd want to hang out with. He also looks like somebody who can handle a situation if need be. Considering the type of cases he's talking about, that's the combo you need.
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I think part of the reason he was successful in his career is because he has one of those personalitys everyone can bond with.
Dude definitely has a lot of charisma. He was meant for this job
@tomb9420 lmfao no it doesn't take talent entrapping people or goading them into doing things and then framing them as if they came up with the idea organically on their own. He essentially took everyone to a bowling alley, set up the pins, gave everyone a ball, and waited with excitement to nail the first person to attempt to throw the ball. He's not a hero. He artificially creates problems when there isn't any, just so he can be weaponized against his own countrymen, and collect all the Valor for it. He's not heroic, he's not courageous, he's not a good guy. He's a goy. He has no character or morals, he's just a golem for the government.
@@tomb9420 lmfao he's a gollem for the gov
@@howitzer3342repeal the patriot act
Yes, very fake.
This guy is the dream customer for a bartender on a slow day.... The stories, I would feed him drinks all day to hear more.
This is why drunks love to lie... free dranks.
@@nerdvaniadotnetLiars are not always good storytellers, but hey at least it’s free entertainment
Wouldn’t believe half the crap he says
@@Filonnnn who cares if you dont 😂
Boggles my mind that people will Drink poison and tnink they are actually successful and living a righteous life .. More like programmed to obey and consume ..
"i wasnt depressed or sick, i know what those feel like, i was just so damn tired" that hits
they forgot to asked, does fbi in 4chan
He’s not giving ongoing investigative (tradecraft) secrets out, but the answer is obviously yes considering how much unfiltered, sick and depraved conversations are had on there.
The FBI and intelligence agencies around the world have developed many ‘encrypted’ messaging apps use to track criminals.
Maybe he was withdrawing from doing meth for 3 years and needed that hibernation.
@@JimFrankoEXp I One million percent agree with this, he was definitely on fent for a decade
@@RSCSigmaNutsack Do you seriously think fent is meth? They're two different things kid. Fent makes you sleepy meth makes you awake which is why he insinuated that he was on meth and tired from those missions he did.
Im not going to lie - this guy is a gifted storyteller. I feel like im there with him as he describes those experiences. Chilling and awesome thank you for sharing that story🙏
Totally! If he hasn't, he definitely needs to write a book.
@@ariellapansinoneelefkovits2701 Code name: Pale horse. He also narrates the audiobook!
Probably part of what made him a good spy
@@ariellapansinoneelefkovits2701 53:30 he name drops his book!
So what was in his pockets😂
This man single handedly fixed my attention span
honestly! i was flicking through youtube videos and had this one queued up but i was completely rapt with his stories
Sammmmme adhd who whereeee 😂
now all i need is bill lee to pull up in his Tennessee orange limo with a soviet flag on it
Must be VERY,VERY low.
same
It's just wild that people actually dedicate years undercover in a single case.
All tax funded too.
@@GorrnLord Are you telling me we pay to save peoples lives? .,.,.,. We can't have that, this is 'MERICA!
@ pay to ruin lives look up Ruby Ridge before you lick those boots.
@@moonkey537Lol, people hate on the FBI but most of us don’t know how many tragedies have been avoided because of them. Saving lives, stopping child predators, finding terrorists, catching corrupt officials and so many other things are done every day by them with little to no thanks. Having a well funded, competent, and incorruptible national police force is something many people dream of in countries like Mexico where there is no justice and police are just another gang.
@ Who's life was saved in Ruby Ridge?
It’s not often I watch a 56 minute video without getting bored.
Try reading.
@@james-faulkner💀
@@james-faulknerit’s a bot. All of the -xyz accounts are
@@apeman939 damn, really ?
@@apeman939 you sure?
he seems like one of the nicest most understanding people. he is a real man for so many reasons but it’s refreshing to hear a big guy like him to talk about real health/mental health issues because of his jobs
This is the halo effect in effect
If you know what you do is right and true, you won't suffer from the mental health effects. Once you learn enough, you know what is truely right. It won't deal with fear and reesntment. The nature of the job conflicts with this. There is a reason why cops stop being cops and still teach.
He suggests that life is real, and full of choices...
He is a vile ethically devoid fraud.
...I have a bridge to sell you.
That was a perfect mic drop ending to this whole video. “I matched up the time… it was when I was in the basement” sent chills down my spine.
Bad bad!!!! I’m glad I waited and watched bc I saw the basement comments but then the end of the video hit and it was overwhelming. I know we all fkn gasped or screamed or squealed in my case lol
Makes for a good story, doesn't it? Maybe even a book.
It matched based on day
Well said
Pretty unbelievable, isn't it?
Telling that story about the dude he bonded with, it really feels like the embodiment of love the sinner, hate the sin.
I heard him say the guys name was something like “Scott Town”. I tried looking it up but Google was no help. Anybody know who he was talking about?
@@chrissturley823 it's possible and maybe likely he was using fake names to protect people's privacy. even if he doesn't care about the person themselves, it also can protect their family's privacy and people connected to them who are innocent.
@@evearellieidk if fake names but if anyone is legit that determined he said on another podcast every court case was public filed so you can find all the names and info if you pull the records which sometimes costs money but there’s ways.
He mentioned it when someone asked if people ever found out if he was undercover and he said the minute charges were pressed every single voice recording and all of his notes he took on the criminal were the. Public and he had to sit facing the person in court basically swearing in all info gathered was true lol
@@Anonymoushrand Yeah but just cause the cases aren't classified doesn't mean he's gonna make it easy for people to go digitally stalk the people he's talking about?
@@evearellieor if they're now compromised and being worked as assets.
"Headquarters levels that are disconnected from field levels" is aa statement that applies to almost every single work place in the world.
eastern analogues are pretty centralized with very few decisions being made at the individual level.
That is why you don't want failed business men in charge.
The sad part is these past two elections brought Meritocracy into KissAssing which Trump staff provided to be. Billionaires walking around cosplaying High Intelligence, shitshow
@@mh3225 I have always been fascinated by that, Eastern bloc is hella top down in decision making eh?
Also applies to ourselves. Often our head is disconnected to our heart
"Don't tarnish the badge. I mean dag gumnit." Is the most patriotic American thing I've ever heard haha. I agree completely. There's integrity, and there's appreciating what you represent. Doing both is, well, even better
I could listen to this dude for hours. He looks absolutely terrifying but seems like the nicest guy. These types of dudes are real heroes, props to Insider for spotlighting what these people do to keep everyone safe.
Where do you see terrifying at? He doesn’t look scary at all. I grew up in clubs and around actual bikers. One of the most well known Outlaws was one of my dad’s really good friends out of Florida. Those dudes can be scary but I just don’t see it with this guy..
He was on Joe Rogan a couple weeks ago, check out the 3 hours of detailed stories he told then.
@@keemarie1 He looks like he could fold me in half and I'm 6'2" 190. I wouldn't necessarily call him scary but he can definitely intimidate someone if he wanted to
@@MalachiGiffordson I would, but it's joe rogan so I won't lol
Yep. Goes to the most dangerous, unhinged people in the country, for the rest of the country's safety. Dude is the closest thing we've got to a real superhero.
His storytelling ability is at such a high level! I’ve listen to him tell these stories on several podcasts and I still will listen every time he comes up.
@@rob_wayne You know these stories are fake, right?
What podcasts? I would like to hear more of his stories
@@LC-go1uh wdym?
How So ???
Firstly, this is Orson Welles
I never bought an audiobook this fast in my life. As soon as I saw that he narrates his own audiobook I was sold
I did the exact same thing when i finished his EP on the Joe Rogan podcast. Right after he said he narrated himself i immediately added it to my library on Spotify. His voice is that Southern honey on a gravel road voice that i absolutely love hearing tell life stories. Just like the late Rob "rabbit" Pitts.
W Killersix take, his voice relaxes you while maintaining and demanding your attention. also I can't wait for your Borderlands 4 videos.
@@qcdsticksGuess I’m watching that Rogan episode next.
woah what's up ksix
Wth K6 what are you doing here lol
That ending is unreal. The timing between his wife’s instinct to pray and what he was going through in that basement really makes you think there are moments in life that feel beyond coincidence, like a kind of divine intervention you just can’t explain.
"The more you pray, the more coincidences seem to happen" - William Temple.
I'm completely athiest, but my god that gave me goosebumps
@@peterodonnell6386 lol, true.
I have seen this happen with my grandmother, she told me about how she was praying while I had an accident that she did not know about...
Yeah, funny, because for one, it did end pretty badly for me, and secondly, she prays all the time.
It's like those videos where you see some guy doing some insanely lucky thing, but what they don't show is the 300 times he tried and failed to do said thing.
Like, yeah, conincidences happen.
it's like gambling in that way.
And the best/worst part about it, is that people who are by all means dreadfully bad people can say "God saved me" or some s__t afterwards,
which becomes an automatic moral boost for all the ones who never think out there.
I firmly believe there are multiple times in my life that were it not for divine intervention I'd be dead. I just can't not believe in God.
God is good, all the time.
Kudos to his support team because it's not everyday you have someone willing to drive through the wall of a heavily fortified biker compound to get to you
You need to find yourself people who will 🙏🏽
Don't even think my family would lol
That is so badass that it would be thrown out of a movie script for being unrealistic. The stories those fellows would have after though, free drinks for life.
What was it that he had in his pocket that he didnt want the bikers to find? Was it just surveillance pics or something?
@@littleoldmanboy I imagine it was some sort of wire inside the fabric of his clothing. He said that the surveillance team could hear him so he had to be wired.
Heavy case of PTSD. You keep busy so you don't have to think. When you slow down, you crash. I've seen Vets out run it for decades before it caught up to them. That crash is hard.
I did over a decade and 1/3 in the Navy on subs... no dangerous stuff, just diving down hundreds of feet in a metal can.
Dude our ancestors had a harder life. The modern world 🌎 is weak. Ptsd is just some silly label 🏷 for disarming you of your firearms
Existential crisis fuel.
this describes something im learning to live with could you give me some key words or ideas to google/research?
@ It's trauma. If you're a Vet find a good Vet group. If you go to a shrink, make sure you get one who is pro vet and get the drift on whether they take you seriously. The VA failed me terribly. Panic attacks and flashbacks and after 2 year this group of twenty something women told me I had anxiety and gave me drugs. Didn't help. Strengthen your spiritual life. Make yourself do things you like to get yourself out of your head. It's not easy but one day at a time. Watch your temper.
Just clicked on this video and I find myself immediately locked in. What a gem of a storyteller. Grateful for his work and glad he lived to tell it.
Edit: Wow, the end has me in tears. May that kind of love find me❤
"I wrote a blog post about this. This is why I hate video games; it appeals to the male fantasy!"
The male fantasy:
i really respect the fact that he doesn't judge the people he investigates. i would bet his tough love has turned some people's lives around!
The very last story he shared about his wife… made me cry. What a good man doing good things to keep his country safe
Lmfao
By not going against the Marxist communists & Talmudists who own and run this country and are the real biggest threat? And the reason the ones he instead went against, even exist in the first place?
@@lecnamyar2716what's so funny
While violating the Constitution every day.
@@bigblocklawyer not fond of the feds either but many of them at the lower levels are going after criminals. Its the feds at the top who are constitutional violators
When he said about 'making relationships that you have to break their trust eventually', it made me really understand how deep their passion is for their job. I could never work up trust, build a relationship then break it all instantly for my job. These guys have my upmost respect, I honestly cant understand how they do this.
I personally think there is something psychology wrong with people who can do that. We are lucky when they use it in a positive way. Most people don't.
I spent 12 years in state (2) Feds (10) and I didn't know ANYONE who was more mad at the police or DEA FBI CIA (I was locked up with at least one spy who is well known). We all knew we did wrong and were responsible for our own actions. We knew it wouldn't last. I never snitched, although many did. But I'm not even mad at them anymore. It comes with the territory. Now I'm doing well. Been married happily for 26 years. With 2 kids who know nothing of my past life. And thank God for that, my life is very ORDINARY.
@@shonuff2382 I was talking to a buddy who is a therapist for a few undercover officers. He said that minds of criminals and undercover officers work the same way. Like the way they process and decide things is the same way. The only difference is how they went about using that decision making
I can do that, but would be consumed by guilt afterwards.
If you are born a normal person but has to do abnormal thing, that doesn't means you cast away your humanity.
You just shut down a part of you temporarily.
You have to be able to move on quick from the aftermath.
@@shonuff2382I personally think there’s something psychological wrong with criminals but hey ho
I've never wanted to have a few beers in a quiet setting with anyone as much as I do with this guy.
Ditto!
Man, I could listen to this man tell undercover stories weekly for a year.
This is the single coolest dude I’ve seen on one of these. Fair pay man. You have serious balls and brains to go with em
neo nazis aren’t tough tbh just dudes with short tempers and low iq
Hes a liberal
@ what a g
@@SummerSun-sg3wfwho fking cares dude holy sht it must be exhausting worrying about politics all the time.
He's a liberal? No one with above average intelligence gives a fk.
@@SummerSun-sg3wf he's a great American
His book “Code Name Pale Horse” goes into much further detail on these stories! Such an incredible book. It’s on Spotify audiobooks.
DOES HE NARRATE IT?!
@@Alex-wn8qhYes! 7 hour long. It's on all audiobook stores, I just bought it on Google Play.
@@Alex-wn8qhyes he does
@@Alex-wn8qhI just bought it…yes he is listed as the narrator. I’ll report back in six hours fifty five minutes and let you know how it was.
@@turunturunplease do this guy is awesome
I went to school with one of the guys arrested in The Base arrests in rome. Everyone expected it and tried speaking up. The first time we spoke he literally asked "do you think the world needs cleansing?"
Was he a mormon?
@@user-qy2wf2lt6v Why would you think that 🤣
Shame.
@ They look spooky af. It's a large organized group, having something almost like an uniform.
I mean don't get me wrong - they are nice and always give me cookies and stuff, but so did old fella back in the day, driving the cranky old blue rusty van ...
I mean he is my dad and all, but he promised he will not be semding me to school, when I was 5 and crying about it ... and HE BROKE HIS PROMISE! I just don't trust people who are too nice.
😢
What school? I went to school in Rome
This was better than 90% of crime TV shows. Excellent storyteller.
Seriously one of the most respectful and competent law enforcement officer ive ever seen and just damn fine work all around nothing but respect
Amen
😂😂😂ask him how he completely goaded the person into "stealing the goat" and "sacrificing" it. Hes a complete loser
@@howitzer3342 for real? what do you know about it?
@@tr3vk4m
The 'they were Pagans' is pretty widely known to be BS. It started with Ian Kershaw (priest's son) when he uncovered in 1945 that the whole third reich regime was the culmination of christian core values, very specifically including anti-semitism, which was a christian core tenet since Roman times especially among catholics.
Himmler was an outcast for not being an open christian and some stuff the nazis even wouldn't touch for example was the famous case of cross-removal in Oldenburg (nazism was eucomenic in nature). Catholics protested of course, and whereas the nazis always responded with violence, there they backed down. The Waffen SS only knew three personel categories: 1 catholic, 2 protestant, 3 'gottglaubig' (believer in God) which covers the remaining smaller christian groups. There wasn't even a category called 'questions christianity' or 'doesn't attend church' or 'muslim'. Just plain didn't exist.
It's never been a thing. Neo-nazis are christians or christian-ish conservatives who look at other religions and respond with hate.
The concept of them going Pagan goes against everything that they stand for.
So if he's been around a 'so we burned bibles' neonazi event, you there's two options:
1 - He initiated and drove it forward himself and the rest followed along
2 - This is the first-ever neonazi gang in a history of over 70 years to do that, which is unlikely.
Source for this outside of the mentioned historical facts:
The joys of growing up in a very 'culturally enriched' environement with tons of violence and tons of kids becoming neonazis in response to said violence. They'd firebomb the local mosque on fridays or saturdays after being attacked by Moroccans, only that's the Turkish mosque. Moroccan mosque is down the way, but that's how dumb they were. 😆
I was detained for roughly half an hour after a fight where a gang got taken down. White couple in their 50s got attacked, it was turning to murder with them kicking the guy's head while he's knocked down on the floor, so we went down, stopped them, most decisively. Tried to punch a guy, hit him in the throat by accident, insta-stopped him. Gang member's name was Soufiane El Jelali, you can google him, he died around late '14 early '15 in a US airstrike in Syria while he was fighting for ISIS.
Anyway, leftwing mayor Verdier didn't like racist murderers getting punched, so he was literally howling over the radio for our arrest, and me and a friend had to come to the station. My friend had basically done a highspeed introduction between a gang member's head and a street lamppost, repeatedly, which can legit be fatal, and he did it right in front of an officer.
Now the officers there know the gang and share our frustrations, but there's only so much that they'll forgive as 'chaos of the struggle'. So that in front of a police witness and the fact that Soufiane was gasped KTFOd for 15+ minutes meant we were the lucky ones. No cuffs, just walk across the street to the station.
Custody sergeant flat out refused to detain us: No indication of a crime. Stalemate. Police chief was called, ordered us released. Well, released, we were drinking coffee in the hallway of the police station as people kept walking in to 'free' us only to get sent out by the cops. 😆
After that incident I could walk into any white group from completely normal people to combat-boots-wearing head-shaving DJ-adolf-listening freaks and be welcome, so I did. And mostly I gave them sh/t over their racism because it makes no sense, regardless of how big the integration problems of any given minority get. My favourite was the nazi kid who I told it was BS, and he answered "I know not all immigrants are bad. I just want things to change you know."
Nah he a pig rat -//ACAB
10:09 for those wondering why he looked for/was concerned about the presence of plastic: it's because plastic, typically slightly opaque or black contractor bag-like sheets, means the Outlaws would've wanted an easy cleanup if things got violent. _No scrubbing._
10:55 do you know what was in the clothing? Sorry if im just being dumb and its obvious. Is it just a wire?
@@elivandrisse probably some type of listening/recording device or other
I was positive he was talkin Bop-it.. classic Biker gang test
Oh, thank God! I thought they were going to make him paint the basement!
@@billrowan1957 they were, in red. He got lucky the dude missed the wire.
He names the best recruitment video in his opinion, *pulls up Google* "if you even Google it you're gonna be flagged." *closes Google.*
Lmao I was looking for it but couldn’t find it man
The video is flagged. He said if you even put it on a Google drive, it's flagged.
What's the context? What was he talking about? I probably won't watch the whole video, can anyone fill us in?
@@sportsbettingeducation It's on the website he mentions prior to that.
@braindecay9477 it's a looney militia
this is 100% one of the best videos this channel has put out
That final line literally made my jaw drop like I just heard the biggest plot twist in a movie ever. What a dude. I’d love to hear every story he has.
I’m stunned. Amazing storytelling.
I love the fact that there's criminals out there, fuming, watching this guy.
They are dumb if so
I think he's a liar.
The guy stands out as a cop he's typical Midwest cop.
The way he holds himself his face all give it away
Doubt it or they’d already caught up with him and settled the score
@@mynameisearl1129maybe so but that may also be why he didn’t operate in the Midwest.
@@mynameisearl1129 you’d be telling this dude your life story within an hour
Criminals? No just normal people that don’t like living under the thumb of the federal government
This is the kind of bravery from law enforcement I actually respect. Risking your livelihood to take down hate groups is incredibly commendable. When he was describing the adrenaline he felt when he was wearing a wire and almost got busted I could envision just how hard it was to stay focused on surviving and staying undercover when your body is actively shutting down. I have fainting spells from anxiety and I completely lose my ability to stand so the fact he was able to stay cool enough that other people wouldn’t notice is INSANE. This guy has lived a life I cannot even begin to imagine. Brave and scary work, doing something that actually makes the world better and safer.
Fascist. The FBI is a hate group itself.
@justdontcallmezesty Imagine calling someone corny when you're a fan of the KKK.
@justdontcallmezestyyou trying to get recruited🤡
@justdontcallmezesty your
I don't respect people who spread lies about essential medicines. You do not die if you touch fentanyl. You'd need to bathe in a full tub to do that.
I was enthralled the whole time he spoke. Thank you for your dedication to the Constitution and the United States, Sir. We definitely need more of you
Feds don't care about the constitution, Ruby Ridge and Waco.
In Tennessee the FBI had informants in the KKK who told them about dynamite the group had gotten, and they opted to do nothing. A school was blown up and the FBI left it to local law enforcement to investigate. Being undercover is different from being an informant, but you can’t take it at face value when the FBI pats itself on the back.
Sounds like job security.
@@ClearGalaxies They have to justify their wages. Feds in 90% of cases aren't the good guys lmao
The informants? His sister’s husband, and his childhood friend.
The FBI is a terrorist organization.
They've done this kind of stuff forever. The majority of these groups being investigated are fronted by other agencies. All of it to circulate a narrative that these groups are the greatest threat to mankind when the average American hasn't seen or heard the name outside of a documentary that they've since forgotten about.
"We foiled this plot that we planned that saved everybody from something that we wouldn't have allowed to happen anyway." Uhhh... thanks. "Yeah, can we have more funding now?"
"that was when i was in the basement". were some beautifull words to stop this amazing story with.
If anyone finishes the video and wants to go back to the story it starts at about 7:10 give or take.
Imagine watching this and then walk outside and you see this guy asking you if you can find him some weed😂
lol he say he needs $20 worth 😂😂
@@MrHall316😂
Then you take him to a legal weed shop and you just kind of awkwardly look at each other for a minute and he leaves
That very last reveal in the last few seconds gave me chills.
I could seriously listen to this guy for hours on end, I wish there was a several hour cut of all his stories
He narrated his own audio book
Listen to his audiobook!
Why? It sounds like all bull to me.
What makes you think he's lying? Just curios.
@@my83roadster4me it's public record you dork.
That prayer story in the end overwhelmed me because I had a similar experience with my wife working similar cases when we were first married. If I ever meet this man, I’m giving him the biggest hug I can muster up.
I’m not a religious person, but when he told that prayer story at the end, tears rolled down.
@@ViperHummel I didn't bother to watch it personally since the opinions of a fed are worthless.
@@ViperHummel Lord Jesus loves, he reaches out everyday, sometimes you feel it, most of the time you may just over look it. If you are ever interested in Christ. Pay no attention to denominations, read about his teachings you may or may not find one that you "fit in" with and that is such a non issue.. Message to all of my fellow Christians with different denominations. He died for YOU, not denominations, we are all brothers and sisters under the same banner. Christ's banner. God bless anyone who maybe reading this, Christian or not. Happy Easter
Gay
@@redguy1962ur mom
please bring this guy back, i could listen to his stories all day long
He was on Joe Rogan. He talks about the same things but I watched both because I like him so much lol
@@SadieRayy88 he has a podcast
Your God died on a cross XD
@BMW-8814 You need to try harder if you’re trying to be disrespectful or funny.
@@BMW-8814 you gotta improve your ragebait man
What a great interview! This guy is a gem!! I could listen to him for hours
How a soul can do this and not lose their head is truly admirable.
It really is.
You think about how much time you spend with these people. Thats a lot to wrap your head around.
I know they have psych evaluations, at least I think that’s what he said, but I’ve always wondered if undercover agents ever become more susceptible to these hate groups’ belief systems if they spend long enough time with them. It’s a chilling thought and it truly takes a mentally and emotionally strong person to do this work.
That’s the exact same conversation about Scott towne’s old lady and you know that
Like they say… you are who you surround yourself with and like he said that one fellow said he knew he was an undercover but he still sold because he liked him, they use human traits & emotions against you because we are all humans and these criminals aren’t as discipline as these undercovers clearly.. but I fully agree with you because the imposter syndrome & just overthinking about all the people he’s done wrong and if/when they find him
Another wild thing is that there is a Job for everyone… every single thing in this world has a man/women that can do it
📖 00:00 • 00:30 Scott Payne's Undercover Experience
• 00:00 Getting Started as an Undercover Agent
📖 00:30 • 04:03 Infiltrating the Outlaws Motorcycle Club
• 01:30 Infiltrating the Outlaws Motorcycle Club - Initial Approach
• 02:31 Building Relationships with Outlaws
• 03:02 Confrontation and Bluffing
📖 04:03 • 06:06 Getting Started with the Outlaw Case
• 04:03 My Role in the Case and Initial Meetings
• 04:35 Joining the Outlaws' Northeast Regional Meet
• 05:05 Establishing a Legitimate Business and Criminal Activity
📖 06:06 • 12:48 Building Trust and Gaining Access
• 06:06 Carjacking and Dropping Breadcrumbs
• 07:40 Getting Stopped by Law Enforcement and Staying in Character
📖 12:48 • 14:50 My Experience with Undercover Work
• 12:48 Challenges of Undercover Work
• 13:49 Physical and Mental Exhaustion
• 14:19 The Reversal of the Case
📖 14:50 • 18:57 The Base and White Supremacy
• 14:50 Infiltrating White Supremacist Groups
• 15:21 The Base's Recruitment Process
• 16:55 Initial Meeting with TMBB and the Case Team
📖 18:57 • 20:59 Training at an Abandoned Concrete Plant
• 18:57 Detection of Power Lines by the Tracking Device
• 19:58 Training Drills and Firearms Instruction
📖 20:59 • 25:07 Base Recruitment and Activities
• 20:59 Case Teams and Meetings
• 21:31 Accelerationist Groups and Recruitment Methods
• 22:01 Propaganda Videos and Recruitment Efforts
• 23:04 Satanic Groups and Rituals
• 24:04 Murder Plots and Lefty Journalists
📖 25:07 • 26:41 Getting Started with Undercover Work
• 25:38 Creating a Legitimate Backstory
📖 26:41 • 29:14 Undercover Rules and Best Practices
• 27:11 Avoiding Bluffs and Staying Close to Reality
• 28:13 Operational Security and Personal Items
📖 29:14 • 31:48 Undercover Work Experience
• 29:14 Code Words and Safety Protocols
• 30:15 Physical Signals and Accidental Signals
• 30:47 Personal Experience with Undercover Work
📖 31:48 • 33:20 FBI Undercover Certification and Training
• 32:19 Psychological Testing and Safeguard Unit
• 32:47 Undercover Certification Process and Training
📖 33:20 • 35:54 FBI Career and Undercover Work
• 33:20 First Undercover Experience in New York City
• 33:50 Early Days as a Narcotics Officer and First Encounter with Corruption
• 34:22 Scary Moment on the Job and Request for Help
• 34:54 Assignment to San Antonio and Transfer to Border of Mexico
• 35:24 Working with Cartels and Classified Case
📖 35:54 • 37:27 Infiltrating Public Corruption Ring
• 36:26 Infiltrating Public Corruption Ring in Tennessee
📖 37:27 • 38:59 A Cop's Story
• 37:27 When You're in a Bad Spot
📖 38:59 • 42:03 Getting Out of a Sticky Situation
• 38:59 A Close Call with Cocaine
• 39:59 Faking a Taste Test
• 41:32 The Importance of Believable Stories
📖 42:03 • 44:36 Conversations with Benji
• 42:03 Benji's Plans and Intentions
• 43:05 Guidance and Concerns
• 43:36 Phone Call and Gun Purchase
📖 44:36 • 46:07 Arrest and Confession
• 44:36 Arrest and Incident
📖 46:07 • 48:41 Undercover Experiences and Challenges
• 46:07 Rationalizing Breaking the Law and Dealing with Consequences
• 47:40 The SWAT Team Raid on Scott's House
📖 48:41 • 50:13 The Last Conversation with Scott Town
• 48:41 Lying to the Case Team and Revealing Undercover Status
• 49:43 Backup Recorders and Creating Doubt in a Jury's Mind
📖 50:13 • 51:44 Law Enforcement Experience and Oath
• 50:13 Personal Experience with FBI Undercover Cases
📖 51:44 • 54:50 FBI Changes and Disconnection from Field Level
• 51:44 FBI Leadership and Prioritization of Case Agents
• 52:16 Collateral Duties vs. Investigator Focus
• 53:17 Retirement and Current Work
📖 54:50 • 55:43 Marriage and Communication
• 54:50 A Night of Concern and Prayer
• 55:21 The Power of Prayer
Thank you from the bottom of deeznutz to the top of deezheartz
thanks chat gpt
@@64siskat96 llama *
inaccurate unfortunately
This may be the best video that Insider has ever put out
I do appreciate the lowering of the “reel” FX sounds in-between each chapter.
It’s still overwhelming to hear in the Car, Headphones or Speaker. Love you guys!
You need to have a screw loose to do this kind of work. And balls of steel
Adrenaline junkies w a taste for public service.😊
@@NunyaBidness-b6hthat’s an incredible way to put that
extremely strong sense of justice and self-understanding
Need to have questionable morals and the ability to betray anyone you’ve ever met is more like it.
@@TheAsheybabe89I would argue that it’s actually not betrayal but unwavering loyalty to the idea and morals that you represent
This gave me a whole new respect for undercover agents-the risks they take are intense!
forreal, that is a terrifying line of work, in my opinion probably the most dangerous work a police officer could do.
@@shmetienneAgree and it's psychologically dangerous as well. For a long time those undercover can't live their normal lives and get alienated from their loved ones.
@@shmetienne quite likely as you are going to be surrounded by criminals for a long time who may be very deadly and very dangerous, and who knows what would happen if he was outed. Louis Diaz's Dancing With the Devil really put it into perspective.
Ya but they do crimes with the criminals how's that fair
@@markm31017.... you have to be joking right?
See, if I got dragged to a basement and someone said "take your clothes off", I'd be thinking "I KNEW he had a crush on me."
😂🎉🎉🎉😮
Certified pulp fiction moment
Someone did know obviously or suspect it but it was probably someone else that helped him get through the background check that's why he said it was his faith because he doesn't know how he actually did it!
thatd be a great line to cut the tension.
😏
That was the quickest 56 minutes ive ever encountered. Great story telling and what an amazing guy. I couldnt imagine the stuff he remembers that wasn’t shared that still effects his personal life. I hope he takes great care of his mental health and continues sharing his legacy because that is part of maintaining good mental health. He did a great job and that’s something he can hang his hat on forever. Thank you, Scott.
This was crazy, huge props to this man for putting himself on the line in the name of justice. Insane
PPPPFFFFahahhaah..... "justice".............. if you say so buddy....if...you... say so.......
@@ZOMBIEHEADSHOTKILLER eloquently said, zombieheadshotkiller
Couldn't find anyone on that last tho? He's too busy creating fake stories and engaging in entrapment so he can be astroturfed by his handlers
I would never have suspected him of being an FBI agent, he must've graduated top of his class.
I love that one mafia movie. That Italian guy who was with the mafia. Beautiful.
Scott’s an amazing man. He was on Retired FBI Case Files with Gerri Williams’ podcast. Such a brave/good guy. Kudos too his wife and family, too, for sacrificing, supporting and enabling him to make such a big impact. ❤
He was also on Joe Rogan's podcast. Heartbreaking stuff
Cedo...
That was the best damn interview EVER! I love this guy, he's such a natural speaker. Absolutely excellent. Thank you.
It's a shame he gets something pretty darn major wrong; You cannot die from touching fentanyl. That's a myth. If you breathe it in that's one thing, but touching it does nothing. It's not LSD. I hate when people perpetuate drug myths.
Bro! That last comment sent goosebumps over my entire body!!!
I do not know how they do it but these “Authorized” interviews are SO interesting and engaging. They find the most articulate and captivating storytellers for these. Just incredible. And you learn SO much. Keep these coming.
This man is good at his job, and his storytelling skills are on point
This guy has to be one of the most genuine human beings you can see. Makes me proud to hear of his faith too
How in the world is a man that has a career of pretending to be other people considered genuine? Imagine the relationships he made with people. How close he was with that biker brother of his whose baby he held. He literally told us the definition of undercover is someone who is willing and able to betray the relationships of those that trust them. Is this genuine to you??
@anonymoususer8924 i understand that perspective, however, you can see how the holy spirit protected him in instances where he was working to potentially protect greater amounts of people. I find it really interesting how the timing of his circumstances worked out. Pretty neat story
@@anonymoususer8924 as a none white supremacist normal guy in military I would say he's a genuine dude. Unless you are one of those guys that do shady stuff then watch out lmao
@@anonymoususer8924because he's helping bring down criminal and fascist organizations who literally want to bring down your country.
If you are angry about that then it's clear what side you're on.
Doesn't want to glorify a mass murderer by not naming the POS killer, then mentions his name 20 seconds later...
I could see why people like you! You’re a very like able guy! Your sincerity stands out👍
"I knew you's an undercover FBI agent, but still sold ya coke for months."😅
I knew a guy that " allegedly" sold coke to a cop for like ten years he would always be at his house drinking he knew him for years and he would sometimes pull up in uniform. His house was next to a park so I would see him pull up and grab something from a cooler and leave 😂
"I just liked you man! " had me😅
@@-AstroLogical-a country boy with a pure heart, unlike the treacherous man in the video
Well a guy's gotta have a side gig, right?
the way he did his voice and accent is so funny :D but at the same time felt very accurate of how i would have imagined this guy would sound like :D :D :D
So thankful to have men like this serving the People of our nation. His stories are incredible.
also women
too bad the majority now of the fbi is dorks that scour the internet for empty threats and jokes so they can bang on ur door an question u
Lmao this guy is a clown
Boot licker
Fighting drugs. One pill at a time. America is free. But not that free.
This gentleman deserves so much credit for what he did it’s hard to put into words. The ability to control your emotions, remember your fake info, and try to stare down killers is just so foreign to me. I get nervous being pulled over for a spot check when I have done nothing wrong and and have nothing to hide. It really is mind boggling how they can do this.
Thank you Sir
On top of it all, he is so well spoken, hardly ever said “um” and how do u even summarize years of being in these situations!
"Hey, y- you boys like to ride?" at 2:33 ... that cracked mee uppppp😂😂😂
This guy feels so familiar. Maybe that was his plan or he's just so friendly that you feel like you know him very quickly.
That ending gave me chills! Thank you to everyone at Insider and Scott Payne himself for such an amazing video!
He's a manipulater
He was on the show 60 days in also
It feels like I already know him, very strange.
I could listen to this man for hours. Wish the video was longer or he had a series just talking about stuff and telling stories.
Thank you for sharing some of your story with us sir. And thank you for doing the work you did.
This is now definitely one of my top 3 Insider episodes.
He’s got like a three hour podcast with Rogan.
He has a book, Code Name: Pale Horse which goes through his undercover cases.
Mind it’s hard to put down, only took me 2 days to finish it! Absolutely gripping.
@@NEKLBhe reads his own book for the audio book too which is super great to listen too
search his name on youtube, hes been on several podcasts
Best interview video I’ve ever seen
When you watch a 56minute long video that doesn't feel like 56minutes when it finishes, you know you enjoyed it
that quick look after he said "it's uncomfortable... it's cold" had me dead
lmfao we all know what he actually meant
It's the kind of guy who never complain, and just look for solutions. If there are no solutions, complaining is still not on the list.
This guy is the cop you hope you run into, stories, good personality, easy to talk to.
Great video..loved his stories so much I went to Amazon and bought his book. Can't wait to read it.
"There are few things a good cop hates worse than a bad cop." Man oh man, there must be some serious unseen hatred between cops these days then.
One of Insider's best videos yet
Scott Payne: "This is how undercover agents work..."
Currently undercover agents: 👁️👄👁️
I love this guy, A+ personality, presents authentically and with passion; bloody awesome to listen to!
46:24 This line right here is heartbreaking. Never really considered how you close you might get to people in this line of work.
Whos the guy scott hes referring to?
@@solanol9607 the guy from the story in the beginning i think
It proves that he is a psycho who can betray anyone who he has ever met, no matter the reason. Stopping a murderer plot is one thing, arresting some silly cocaine using hillbilly is another matter entirely. This man has no morals beyond following the orders and his own self promotion
you feel bad for the... checks notes.. white supremacist?
@@Michael-yb2jhpeople are still people regardless of their belief systems or faults. I think it’s normal to have some level of empathy, even for your enemies.
my god this is one of the best interviews I have ever watched in 20 years watching youtube
Easily amused . Low frequency. This country along with most the world is just an illusion . And you have been lied to your whole existence.
Get out in nature .
Do some soul searching . Do a cleanse . Unlearn the lies you been fed ..
AMERIMACKA,
25:30 its crazy that they identified him by being the most dedicated and hard working. Tells you all you need to know about these people!
This was so interesting! I always love hearing from folks who love their work. Thank you for this video!
This video is really well-made. The editing, the voiceover, the visuals... I do have a recommendation, though: Please hire a transcriber! Auto-generated subtitles suck, but I have Auditory Processing Disorder and often use them simply because the alternative is no captions. Still, love the video! Keep it up :D
“I’m a professional liar, but I’m not lyin’ now.”
This is what I think whenever I see interviews of actors.... Like why would I care what an actor thinks??? They sre PAID to act!
@@hhjhj393 because actors and FBI agents have a choice: to tell their story or to lie. The reason we want to know what both think is to confirm or deny their bias and possibly have some insight into their reality -- ultimately what you do with the information and if you believe it automatically is up to you.
Some of this seems like propaganda. The white supremacy guys were burning American flags? And sharing a name with Islamic terror groups? Those dots don’t seem to connect to me
Yeauhh, but the key to his success was that he was being himself. Truth and fiction are strange bed fellows. As the people who are in a dark place reading this know, they will find you. What is done in the dark will be brought to the light. No one gets away with anything.
He was undercover when he lied, no need to lie when doing interviews. Also the newspaper clippings seemed to corroborate his stories.
55:30 this feeling is one I have experienced before -
the strength of the spirit is surreal
Incredible stories and video, I wish Scott Payne all the best, thank you for your service from Germany Europe !
LE needs more of people like him. He's the real deal when it comes to this type of work. Without him, high end cases get dismissed, hardened criminals go free.
He’s the definition of evil
@@EdReed-r8n Curious that you don't think Hitler is the definition of evil
@@EdReed-r8n yeah, how dare he betray the white brotherhood, right? Stfu.
@@EdReed-r8n hes evil for working against nazis and white supremacists?
You ok? @EdReed-r8n
This man deserves the utmost respect for putting his life on the line to keep others safe. One thing he mentions or emphasizes (throughout his biography) is the "OATH" that he took as an officer and FBI agent. The truth of those who take it for granted or tarnish that honorary badge. God bless you, sir, and thank you!!! 🇺🇸
Kash Patell and his new podcaster lacky are dishonoring the badge currently. They are gutting the department under false pretenses and doing so in an illegal manner.
You don't think someone with no experience as law enforcement and who only got his position by cozying up to the president is qualified?@@corail53
Dudes a professional snitch for any community led organization. lets not blow his whistle too much
yeah white supremacist gangs and murderous biker gangs are such pillars of out community@@AugustoPino-m8v
@ name checks out
Thank you for risking your life to keep us safe and free! Some people are heroes in the moment but you made a conscious decision and stayed in that role, at great risk to yourself. I’m so impressed by you.
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Wow. He is amazing. I could listen to him all day. Also, I am from Taunton! How crazy to listen to a story from your own City. I remember when the Outlaw arrests hit the papers. That last story gave me shivers 🙏🙏🙏🙏
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This video is so good. Amazing interview/ storytelling. Thank you for protecting people!
Incredible work from this guy, hats off. Extremely interesting to listen to as well.
wait... this was over 50 minutes?? Got so invested in the stories I didn't even realized it was this long!
This came on after I finished listening to a video and I was hooked from minute 1. Great story telling.
crazy what happens behind the scenes. I'm so thankful for this dude keeping us safe and sound. Thanks for risking your life for ours
What a healthy way to look at law enforcement and criminals…we’re all just people and being one or the other does not automatically make you “good” or “bad”.
Child SA means you ARE a very bad person.
You're just saying this because they're white.
@@f8ofk8 So you COMPLETELY missed the point of the comment, because not one person said that wasn't the case.
And a better way to manage your mental health when you have to develop "real/fake" relationships with people who you know you are investigating and will eventually betray.
@@f8ofk8 me when i ignore the point so i can just get mad and try and argue instead
God bless you. I was very impressed when you said how you took the oath to the constitution, not part of it but all of it. You are the best example of a law man for America.
This guy should be documentaries and stuff. Absolutely fantastic at storytelling and genuinely just seems like a good guy
Paraphrasing here but... "I called my wife, and the first thing she said was 'Are you okay?' So, I said yeah. She goes on, tells me that she got an overwhelmin' feelin' when she was picking the kids up, and started prayin' for me. I matched up the times, later, and it was when I was in that basement."
The CHILLS that shot through my body when I heard that.
Absolutely wild story, and a character of a man.
I’m about 95% sure this man came into the cigar bar I worked at some years ago here down South. Had some respectable drinks, told some stories, absolutely made my day. Forgot about him til this video.
He's onto you! :D
This was wayyyy more riveting than I thought it would be
He's a great storyteller and the sort of person you'd want to hang out with. He also looks like somebody who can handle a situation if need be. Considering the type of cases he's talking about, that's the combo you need.