Solve The 1999 Wall Street Murder Mystery of Al Chalem That The Feds Don't Want To...

If you like mysteries, solve this one using only what you can find on the internet and the below clues. Then you will understand why the FBI was told to back off this case. CLUE ONE: Al Chalem was an FBI informant for about 18 months and had a recording device on him when 10 bullets were pumped into his body in his New Jersey home. CLUE TWO: Nothing was stolen during the crime except the recording device. Al still had his wallet in his pocket and his jewelery when his body was found. CLUE THREE: Al was quite busy trying to find unregistered shares of Enron stock in late 1998 and 1999 for an off-shore purchase by a "big politician" CLUE FOUR: A Fort Lauderdale lawyer named Stephen J. Finta fed the Russian mob a flase tip that Chalem was on a federal witness list against them in RICO charges that were "imminent". Finta himself was a long-time FBI informant and drug smuggling partner of a corrupt FBI Agent named Terry Nelson. CLUE FIVE: Writer Gary Weiss often is paid by the feds to write articles for them CLUE SIX: Edward Manfredonia has a reputation on the street of being a bit zealous but always honest. CLUE SEVEN: A DEA Agent was determined to arrest Finta and Chalem related to drug monies laundered through a Florida company called American Financial Group, but later said that his hopes of convicting Finta collapsed with the WTC7 building on 9/11/2001 You have a third of the jigsaw puzzle pieces above and the rest of them can be found on line. Let's see if you can connect the dots. Good luck!