FBI Agent Indicted For Witness Tampering, Bribery And Cyberstalking Regarding Young Woman He Stalked And Tried To Coerce Into Marriage

December 18. 2024

Another of FBI Director Christopher Wray's agents is in trouble with the law

The San Francisco Chronicle and San Francisco Standard newspapers are reporting 54-year-old FBI Agent, Paul Raymond Flood, has been indicted on charges of witness tampering, bribery and stalking, after stalking a law student. FBI agent Flood engaged in these criminal acts in an illegal effort to "obstruct the subsequent investigation through witness tampering and bribery." Flood bought the woman a $17,000 engagement ring.

The incidents occurred between 2018 to 2019 when the woman was a first year law student. Flood began stalking her and "making unwanted romantic advances and harassing her, ultimately using 79 different phone numbers to contact her over 11 months." When she reported him to authorities, Flood began harassing the woman into "not cooperating with the investigation."

The  San Francisco Standard reported Flood, "Threatened suicide, offered bribes, and even proposed a sham marriage - purchasing a $17,000 engagement ring - so she couldn't testify against him." Flood was arrested by is now out on bond, but faces 20-years in prison if convicted of the charges.

This case gives the appearance of an FBI agent becoming obsessed with a woman, who is more than half his age and did not want him. He began stalking her, which is illegal, then tried to frighten, bully and coerce her into remaining silent about his criminal conduct. He refused to accept that she was not interested. Stalkers who go to this extreme also pose a danger to the victim's life. Women need to be careful. Once a man or woman crosses that line into stalking you, it says they are mentally ill and are a threat to your life and safety. Cases with such extreme, unwanted and repetitious contact can turn into rape and murder. Don't take it lightly.

The other problem is when you report stalkers to the police or get a restraining order, some quickly begin plotting violent acts against you, and the authorities often do nothing to stop them until you incur serious harm or death. Stalking laws need to be updated and upgraded with stronger penalties. As it stands police often tell victims of stalking they can't do anything unless it turns violent against the victim. However, many victims have died because of that. Therefore, the law needs to be changed and on a federal level.

Mobile phone recordings and photos of the stalker, doorbell cameras, security cameras on your home and documented items showing cyberstalking (saved html files and screencaps) are all helpful in establishing a case and keeping you safe. Get proper locks for your windows and doors. Make sure your property is properly lit and all trees and plants pruned. Don't give a stalker or intruder a place to hide on your property, then ambush you. Do not go to lonely or deserted places. Be careful in parking lots and parking garages, especially in the evenings and at night.

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Ex-FBI agent cyberstalked law student, then bought her a $17K ring to stay quiet, feds say

Published Dec. 18, 2024 • 5:25pm - A former San Francisco FBI agent has been indicted for allegedly cyberstalking a law student and attempting to obstruct the subsequent investigation through witness tampering and bribery. Paul Raymond Flood, 54, of Castro Valley, was arrested Tuesday and made his first court appearance Wednesday. The federal grand jury indictment, filed May 16 and unsealed Wednesday, details allegations spanning from 2018 to 2019.

Prosecutors say Flood met the victim, a first-year law student, in October 2018 when she sought career advice about joining the FBI. Within weeks, Flood allegedly began making unwanted romantic advances and harassing her, ultimately using 79 different phone numbers to contact her over 11 months...

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