On court paperwork in a city case, Santiago still lists the 1200 W. Dimond Boulevard address and identifies his his employer as Signal 88 Security, with a workplace of 188 W. Northern Lights. A man who answered the Alaska-based number for Signal 88 declined to talk to reporters, citing "the advisement of federal authorities."
http://www.ktuu.com/content/news/Est...409954315.html
bbm, This is what I would like to know what caused them to contact the fbi?, what did he say/do that would cause an employer to contact the fbi? And at this time they, (signal 88 are the only ones that have been advised by federal authorities not to talk. hmmm
His supervisors at Signal 88 were apparently concerned about things he had expressed - so concerned that they brought him to the attention of the FBI office in Anchorage.
http://abc13.com/news/what-we-know-a...unman/1689929/
The Pentagon said Santiago had gone AWOL several times during his stint with the Alaska National Guard and was demoted - from specialist to private first class - and given a general discharge, which is lower than an honorable discharge.
https://signal88.com/about-us/employee-path/