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This Is How FBI Agents Protect Their Homes From Intruders

When you come to think of it, there’s no better person to ask about securing your home than an FBI agent, so we took it upon ourselves to speak to a couple on your behalf and find out exactly what it is they do to secure theirs.

The FBI Has Various Secrets It Doesn't Like People Knowing

Apparently, it takes the FBI just 12 minutes to match a set of fingerprints. [related_articles] 3.

FBI's Warning: Reboot Your Internet Router Now!

Raise your hands if you’re aware of the FBI’s directive to the public to reboot their routers. Raise your hands if you have actually rebooted yours. If you have no clue as to what we’re talking about or why you should even care – even a little – we’re going to break it down.

6 Ways to Be Liked According to Top FBI Secret Agent

Former Special FBI agent, Jack Schafer has written a new book The Like Switch, detailing just how exactly this is possible. His many years working undercover, gaining confidence, has made him an expert in the art of being liked.

10 Neighborhoods in America You Should Avoid at All Costs!

The FBI has recently released a list of the most dangerous neighborhoods in America, and this is something you will definitely want to take note of. Some of these places are found in cities that are generally safe, but still, have tremendous crimes rates in specific areas.

6 Depression-Era Criminals You Wouldn't Want to Cross!

Historians have declared the 1930s as the “Public Enemy” era; a time when a small minority of criminals stood out as being particularly notorious and were hunted by the FBI and police.

These Photos Show How Much The World Has Changed…

Inside the FBI’s Colossal Fingerprint Factory, Washington DC, 1943 [related_articles] 10. Listening to a record during music class, 1957 11. Twins waiting at a bus stop on Route 66, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1947 12. 

10 Declassified U.S. Military Secrets That'll Astound You

FBI Surveillance Planes In 2015, news broke of an FBI surveillance program that was using small aircraft to spy on suspects on the ground. The planes contained video and cellphone surveillance technology and were registered to fake companies.