Informant, Eric Butera, who Had Information on the Death of White House Intern Mary Mahoney, Beaten to Death in Drug Buy Set Up for Police

December 4, 1997 April 8, 2023

A Starbucks informant who came forward offering information regarding the murder of White House intern Mary Mahoney. He was then sent into a known crack house to make an undercover buy for the Washington D.C. police and was beaten to death. His mother was awarded $100 million in compensation, but a Federal Judge later slashed it to just $1 million.

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