Federal Bureau of Investigation

History of the FBI On July 26, 2004, the Federal Bureau of Investigation celebrated 96 years of public service. On July 26, 2004, the Federal Bureau of Investigation celebrated 96 years of public service. On that day in the year 1908, Attorney General Charles Bonaparte ordered 9 newly hired detectives, 13 civil rights investigators, and 12 accountants to take on investigative assignments in areas such as antitrust, peonage, and land fraud. On that day in the year 1908, Attorney General Charles Bonaparte ordered 9 newly hired detectives, 13 civil rights investigators, and 12 accountants to take on investigative assignments in areas such as antitrust, peonage, and land fraud. Ninety-six years later, that small group of 34 investigators has grown into a cadre of over 28,000 employees. Ninety-six years later, that small group of 34 investigators has grown into a cadre of over 28,000 employees.

Agent Badges from present FBI Headquarters

Murder Victims by Age Chart

Director Appointed by president of U.S. Deputy Director-Second in charge of entire FBI Assistant Director-In charge of 1 of the 13 division Special Agent in Charge- Manage operations of a field office Assistant Special Agent in Charge-Second in charge of a field office Supervisory Special-Agent Oversees Special Agents Special Agent-Assigned field office and must work there for 4 years New Agent-Still training at Academy

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