Liam Stone

Liam Stone was an undercover FBI agent for more than 18 years. While serving a federal arrest warrant, he encountered gunfire while entering a residence. This resulted in numerous injuries to law enforcement personnel and, ultimately, the death of the shooter. Liam’s exceptional performance during this dangerous situation ensured the safety of his team members. As a result, Liam received one of the FBI’s highest awards: The FBI Shield of Bravery.

During his long FBI career, Liam led highly successful investigations into various criminal enterprises in both the United States and internationally. He also worked on numerous task forces such as Violent Street Gangs Task Force, Joint Terrorism Task Forces, Safe Trails Task Force, which concentrated on Indian Reservations, and Project Safe Neighborhoods.

Liam received the Texas Department of Public Safety’s Director’s award for grateful service to law enforcement. He also received a State of Texas Senate Resolution for his tenacity on one of the first human trafficking investigations in the United States. As a result of this investigation, Liam helped make human trafficking a felony in the State of Texas.

Near the end of his career, Liam was an FBI instructor and mentor. After more than 26 years of faithful service, he retired from the FBI as a Supervisory Special Agent.

Before joining the FBI, Stone was a police officer with the City of Irving. There, he earned two lifesaving awards, as well as numerous other awards and commendations.

Liam is a veteran of the United States Marine Corps, where he received an honorable discharge.

Reach Mr. Stone at EnterTheFamilyBook@gmail.com.