A stunning admission has surfaced from within the FBI, captured on hidden camera. An official, identified as Justice Devine, revealed a chilling expectation: the ongoing investigations into widespread fraud in Minnesota will likely result in zero arrests.
The revelation came during a conversation with an undercover reporter, where Devine bluntly stated his belief that those involved in the alleged daycare fraud scheme would never see the inside of a prison. He suggested the cases would be deliberately stalled, effectively running out the clock.
Devine’s comments pointed to a calculated delay, predicting that by the time any potential legal action is considered, the current presidential administration will have left office. This timing, he implied, would effectively shield the alleged perpetrators from prosecution.
The investigation, spearheaded by journalist Nick Shirley, initially focused on suspicious activity at Minneapolis daycare centers. One facility claimed to care for 102 children, yet appeared completely empty when questioned, despite receiving substantial public funding – over $2.66 million in a single year.
Shirley’s team documented further irregularities, including a “learning” center that misspelled the word “learning” on its signage. His initial findings uncovered over $110 million in potential fraudulent activity in a single day, sparking calls for accountability.
The scope of the alleged fraud expanded with a subsequent investigation revealing another $16 million in questionable transactions. Shirley and a colleague discovered a “transportation company” receiving state funds was, in reality, a money wiring business – a blatant misuse of taxpayer dollars.
The impact of Shirley’s reporting has already been significant. Following the release of his initial findings, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz unexpectedly announced he would not be seeking reelection, a move widely speculated to be linked to the unfolding scandal.
Shortly after the undercover video surfaced, Justice Devine was reportedly escorted from the building and terminated from his position. The dismissal followed his on-camera remarks dismissing FBI Director Kash Patel as a “diva” and reiterating the bleak outlook for any arrests in the Minnesota fraud cases.
The unfolding situation raises serious questions about the integrity of the investigation and the potential for political interference. The revelations suggest a deliberate effort to protect those allegedly involved in the misuse of millions of dollars in public funds.
