MIHM, District Judge. In 1983, Robert Parker started working for Alexander Cooper laundering and investing proceeds from Cooper’s drug enterprise. In July 1988, Parker contacted the Internal Revenue Service for the purpose of providing detailed information concerning Cooper’s financial assets and drug trafficking. This contact eventually led to federal agents setting Parker up…
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