In the United States, the chief informant of the Watergate scandal, who cost President Nixon, died
In the United States, at the age of 95, the chief informant died in the famous Watergate scandal of the 1970s, who cost the then President Richard Nixon. The former high-ranking FBI agent Mark Felt, who had been hiding behind the “deep sip” for many years, lived in his house in Santa Rosa (California) in recent years. His death was confirmed by The New York Times, his grandson Rob Jones.