Sunday Afternoon Talk with Al Scudieri | A Fortunate Fed

Alfred Scudieri

Al served in the FBI for thirty-years, in the New York, Birmingham, Alabama, Washington D.C., San Juan, Puerto Rico and Tampa FBI offices.

In Tampa, he supervised investigations involving public corruption matters, investment fraud, healthcare fraud, Defense Department fraud, and bank failures. During the 1980s and 90s, he was the supervising agent for the Florida Power Corp. fraud, the Metropolitan Bank Failure case, the investigation of three corrupt Hillsborough County Commissioners, and a number of other historically significant cases.,

Many of his cases were featured in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Forbes Magazine, and on the “60 Minutes” television news program. He also served on the San Juan and Tampa SWAT teams for over twenty years. After retiring from the FBI, Al was the chief investigator for law firms in Tampa and Atlanta, where he investigated Medicare fraud cases. He also worked as a contractor for the investigative unit of ABC TV’s “World News Tonight.” Al is a past-president of the Society of Former Special Agents of the FBI.