FBI Payments
- The first informant, CW1, received $10,500 for his services and $8,815 in expenses.
- The second informant, CW2, received $17,000 and approval of his petition for political asylum in the United States.
- Expenses for Charles James Stewart and his wife to travel from Chicago to Miami came to $3,500
- Rent paid on the warehouse used for training from January to June.
The trial information revised these figures
- First informant, Abbas al Saidi, received $40,000.
- Second informant, Elie Assad, received $80,000.
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