Undercover Animal Rights Investigator

[Dwayne Powell]

I found this article on Time Magazine's web site a few minutes ago:

One of the most powerful tools animal rights activists have is the video footage shot inside places like poorly run dog kennels, animal testing facilities and factory farms, used as grim evidence of the brutality that can take place. But how do animal rights crusaders actually get those videos? Through people like "Pete," a 20-something undercover animal rights investigator who, armed with a hidden camera, surreptitiously got a job in 2006 at an Ohio hog farm. The resulting footage — captured with the help of a group called the Humane Farming Association — and eventual courtroom drama that followed are featured in the HBO documentary Death on a Factory Farm airing March 16. "Pete" refuses to reveal his actual identity, saying only that he has legally changed his name twice so he can continue to get hired by unknowing slaughter houses, farms and other facilities suspected of animal abuse. TIME talked to "Pete" about his undercover work, what it does to his personal life and the length's he's gone to keep his cover intact.

[Renate Uhl]

I don't blame him in not wanting at 'will in revealing about what he does. That's if he's in full support in animals.

renate

[Samantha Goodman]

Go pete!!!!

[Lucy]

This is great!!! Whoo hoo! Thx 4 sharing!

[Rick Jackson]

Way to Got Pete!!!! It takes a lot of courage to inflitrate such organizations. I applaud him for taking the plunge and documenting these sort of atrocities. I hope you continue with your work Pete because many animals and people are relying on you. Thank you again!

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