3. Identify alternative courses of action, i.e. elaborate what could have been done differently, i.e. what were other possible courses of action? Mark Whitacre AM officials FBI

QUESTION – 3 – ANSWER – Mark Whitacre- Mark Whitacre, a legendary FBI agent, should not have been involved in a terrible crime. Therefore, his weird ethics, pathological lying, delusions, daydreams, lunacy, and compulsive lying couldn't have been part of his FBI job. Mark Whitacre may have improved with his wife's support. Ginger pushed him to give the FBI "reality." Considering how often her spouse lies, it's uncertain whether she understands "reality." Ginger supports her boyfriend throughout this spectacular journey (Mark, 2015). AM officials- Mark Whitacre couldn't be corporate with ADM authorities. In 1992, during an ADM-started investigation of corporate spying and damage, Whitacre told an FBI agent that he and other ADM directors participated in illegal global lysine price manipulation. After contacting the FBI, herself, Whitacre's wife compelled him to become an informant. Whitacre worked with FBI experts over three years to collect data and record ADM and competitor talks. ADM accepted federal charges for more than $100 million and compensated injured parties and customers millions more, including $400 million in a high-fructose corn syrup class action lawsuit. FBI - In 2008, 10 years after the initial conviction, Paisley and two other FBI officials discussed Whitacre's acclaim. Paisley said Whitacre's extortion case was small compared to the ADM case he worked on. "If not for the misleading conviction, he'd be a public legend," Paisley said. He's a hero. Paisley said, "Without him, we wouldn't have had the biggest antitrust case." On August 4, 2010, in Undercover: Operation Harvest King, FBI operatives said "Whitacre received a horrible deal." Also, official FBI letters supported a pardon for Whitacre. This event was flawed (Arnold, 2016).