FBI

There's a scam making the rounds in Illinois that can cause you to break the law and get arrested.

It's a concerning trend that seems to be ramping up as the nation gets closer to another election. The FBI is investigating why Illinois and several other states are receiving strange packages of unknown origin.

Whoever is responsible for this should be punished with everything the law allows. A widow in Illinois lost $1 million dollars in what the FBI describes as a "pig fattening and butchering" scam.

The FBI has issued warnings that this scam was becoming more prevalent and now there are multiple cases in Illinois where gold bar schemes have cost victims millions in precious metals and cash.

It was a vicious crime that took the life of an Illinois National Guard soldier right after he completed boot camp. Now, the FBI is involved in the apprehension of a fugitive accused of that murder and need the public's help in locating him.

It's important to always be aware of your surroundings and that's never been more important than it is now in our modern era. The FBI is warning Illinois residents about a rise in incidents involving 'jugging'. It's much more dangerous and common than it sounds.

According to major news outlets the FBI has set up a new command center in the Land of Lincoln, should you be concerned? Here is what we know so far...

Something is very wrong here. The FBI needs your help to solve the mystery of why a 3-year-old Wisconsin boy has suddenly vanished. The circumstances are highly suspicious.

Tammy Zywicki was a college girl who had an exciting future ahead of her. It should have been a routine trip back to the campus she was attending, but it was anything but that. Now, the FBI wants to solve a nearly 32 year mystery of who killed Tammy Zywicki in Missouri.

You might feel like you can say anything you want on social media since this is a free country because of that free speech thing without any repercussions. Guess again. I found video proof that the FBI can knock on your Missouri door over something you shared on Facebook. It happens all the time.