Hi, it's Jerry Williams, and I have great news. My new book, FBI, My

myths and misconceptions, a manual for armchair detectives, is now out and available worldwide as an e-book,

paperback and hardback wherever books are sold.

I'll tell you more after the intro so cue the music. of FBI retired case file review with Jerry Williams. I'm a retired

agent on a mission to show the public who the FBI is and what the FBI does through my books, my blog

and my podcast case review with former colleagues.

Today we get to speak to retired agent Wason Dunn, who served in the FBI for 30 years.

During his time in the field, he worked, counterintelligence, high technology theft, domestic terrorism, and violent crime matters.

In this episode, Wason reviews a case targeting an extremist group expousing

posse comitatitis rhetoric and white supremacist views.

Initially under investigation for weapons and interstate theft violations, the leader Michael Ryan, his 15 year old son, Dennis, and others were eventually charged and convicted of the violent and horrific

deaths of two group members. After the successful conclusion of this case, Wason Dunn steadily moved up the ranks of the

FBI, serving in a variety of mid-level leadership and management positions, and then senior executive status.

He received numerous awards, including the presidential meritorious executive rank award conferred by the President of the United States

in recognition of sustained leadership and accomplishment.

At the time of his retirement, Wason Dunn was the longest serving incumbent special agent in charge,

consecutively serving as the head of the Springfield, Illinois division, the Newark, New Jersey Division, and the Omaha Division

for a total of nine years.

Appointed by the Governor of Nebraska, Wason Dunn currently serves as a Commissioner of the Nebraska Crime Commission.

He also sits on several boards, including the Omaha Police Foundation.

He is active as a community volunteer leader

for the American Red Cross.

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