Former FBI Deputy Director Mark Giuliano Passes Away

The FBI Agents Association (FBIAA) is mourning the loss of former FBI Deputy Director Mark Giuliano. In a statement released on social media, the FBIAA expressed their sadness at the passing of Giuliano, who served as a dedicated Special Agent and leader within the FBI.

During his time as Deputy Director, Giuliano was known for his hard work and his deep understanding of the needs of FBI Agents. He was described as being consistently available to the FBIAA and its members, always willing to listen and support those under his leadership.

Giuliano’s passing comes as a shock to many, as the cause of his death is currently unknown. The FBI has not released any official statement regarding the circumstances surrounding his passing, leaving many to speculate about what may have happened.

As news of Giuliano’s death spreads, tributes from current and former FBI Agents have poured in, highlighting his dedication to the Bureau and his commitment to serving his country. Many have shared stories of working alongside Giuliano and the impact he had on their careers.

Giuliano’s legacy within the FBI will not be forgotten, as his leadership and contributions to the Bureau will continue to inspire current and future generations of Agents. The FBIAA has announced plans to honor Giuliano’s memory and celebrate his life in the coming days.

Our thoughts are with Giuliano’s family and loved ones during this difficult time. As the FBI community comes together to mourn the loss of one of their own, they are reminded of the sacrifices and risks that come with serving in law enforcement.

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Source : @FBIAgentsAssoc

FBIAA is saddened by the passing of former FBI Deputy Director Mark Giuliano. As a hard-working Special Agent himself, DD Giuliano deeply understood the needs of Agents. During his tenure, he was consistently available to FBIAA and our members.

— FBI Agents Association (@FBIAgentsAssoc) March 4, 2024

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