Federal Bureau of Investigation

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is the domestic intelligence and security service of the United States and its principal federal law enforcement agency. It has worked with Federal Bureau of Control and even has Inter-agency Information Exchange Agreement with them.
== History ==
On September 1, 2010, an AWE occurred known as the Bright Falls AWE which involved FBI Special Agent Robert Nightingale who was later reported missing in the aftermath of the AWE and is a notable missing person to the FBC. Later an FBI agent known as Alex Casey was asking for all of the FBC's files on Bright Falls, specifically on the disappearance of the author, Alan Wake. Per the Inter-agency Information Exchange Agreement special Investigator Gleeson had some of agents gather up a folder of all the pre-approved files and made sure all the "inappropriate" material is either missing or redacted. It was noted by Gleeson that Casey did share the same name as Alex Casey of the fictional detective in the hardboiled crime books Alan Wake had wrote. He also suggested that he should start surveillance on Casey due to the nature of the Bright Falls AWE.
On May 25, 2015, the Bureau has gathered concrete evidence that the Eagle Limited AWE was in fact the work of an paracriminal group which operated in the American Midwest. The Bureau worked alongside the FBI to ascertain their movements and rendezvous locations. This cooperation provided agents with information that led to an arrest in conjunction with the AWE case.
== Members ==
* Alex Casey
* Robert Nightingale
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