September 30, 2008
Three years
ago, Sandalio "Sandy" Gonzalez’s 32-year career with the Drug
Enforcement Agency came to an abrupt end after he blew the whistle
in a horrifying case now known as the “House of Death,” in which
Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents stand accused of looking
the other way while one of their drug informants participated in
torturing and murdering at least a dozen people in an abandoned
house near the Texas-Mexico border.
In August, Senior Editor Radley Balko spoke with Gonzalez about the case, the cover-up, and what it all means for federal law enforcement and the War on Drugs.
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