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Member Agents / Analysts

Vito D Roselli
Restaurant Brands International

3100 NE 49TH ST APT 802,
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33308
Cell: (856)994-8488  
Retired: 2/2023 as supervisory special agent
FBI Service: 26 Years

Daniel Bellich
Bellich Group, Inc.

PO Box 112,
Clarendon Hills, IL 60514
Cell: 630-327-8987  
Retired: 6/2005 as supervisory special agent
FBI Service: 28 Years

Toni Marie Chrabot
Risk Confidence Group LLC

Cell: (904) 366-9993  
Retired: 5/2015 as assistant special agent in charge
FBI Service: 24 Years

Harry Garcia
H. GARCIA & ASSOC | Forensic Accounting | Litigation Support | Los Angeles | San Diego | Sacramento | Mexico | Columbia | So America

3217 Columbia Street Apt 13,
San Diego, CA 92103
Cell: 714-334-2938  Office: 714-334-2938  
Retired: 9/2003 as supervisory special agent
FBI Service: 22 Years

Lawrence A. Presley
Criminal and Investigative Analyses Inc.

1592 Lake Manor Drive,
Forest, VA 24551
Cell: (215) 688-0923  
Retired: 8/2001 as supervisory special agent
FBI Service: 21 Years

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Patrick M. Conley
Franklin Global Inc.

200 S. Wilcox Street, Suite 320,
Castle Rock, CO 80108
Office: (720) 403-8256  
Retired: 9/2011 as special agent
FBI Service: 20 Years

James J Wedick
WEDICK & ASSOCIATES

11230 Gold Express Drive - #310,
Gold River, CA 95670
Cell: (916) 718-8175  Office: (916) 638-3566  
Retired: as supervisory special agent
FBI Service: 35 Years

Philip Guy Bodenhorn

7757 Oakshore Drive,
Sacramento, CA 95831
Cell: (916) 995-4268  
Retired: 6/2013 as supervisory intelligence analyst - certified national intelligence officer
FBI Service: 14 Years

Edward C. Shaw
Classified Communications - National Security Expert | Former Legal Attache Tokyo, Japan

8524 Highway 6 North - #335,
Houston, TX 77095
Office: (713) 703-7292  Cell: (713) 703-7292  
Retired: 2/2014 as special agent
FBI Service: 25 Years
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