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Since he was law enforcement and trusted by the FBI, I think they should have told him without prompting.

These people were nuts. Truman was her fiancé and deserved to know her life was now at risk. It didn’t matter that he might be a loose cannon...they needed to manage that. And, he was law enforcement and knew better than most the need to protect her identity.
Their behavior further reinforced their ineptitude. They’d lost an agent and didn’t even know it. They had a lousy system in place for contact with no regular check-ins for that purpose. Mercy wasn’t even their agent so they had no right to this decision. Kudos to Jeff and Eddie who ignored them.
Their behavior further reinforced their ineptitude. They’d lost an agent and didn’t even know it. They had a lousy system in place for contact with no regular check-ins for that purpose. Mercy wasn’t even their agent so they had no right to this decision. Kudos to Jeff and Eddie who ignored them.

The fact that they were trying to keep Truman out of the loop, is because they know they made a mistake. They left Mercy without any backup or escape route. If anything happened to her there was a good case for a law suit. It was a good thing that the FBI showed up.
Teresa, I think it was purely a CYA move. They’d mismanaged this thing from the start and even their efforts to fix it were flawed. Keeping Mercy’s family out of it gave them, in their silly minds, some time to find her before they had to tell them she was in trouble.

The whole operation seemed pretty inept and not well thought out to be honest.