Daily Mail: Hunter Biden involved in the McGonigal affair in Albania

2023-08-16 16:56:00, Aktualitet CNA

In McGonigal's affair in Albania, the son of the US president, Hunter Biden, is also implicated. The British media Daily Mail has revealed several email conversations between Hunter Biden and his associate, who talk about Dorian Du?ka, the shadow advisor of Prime Minister Rama and the readiness of the son of the US president to pay him.

The largest British newspaper, the Daily Mail, reports that former senior FBI agent Charles McGonigal has pleaded guilty to one of the two files opened against him. The newspaper points out that the discredited agent now faces up to five years in prison after pleading guilty to illegally working for a Russian oligarch. But the Daily Mail reports that McGonigal is under investigation for another case, known as the Albanian case. The newspaper underlines that the son of the American president, Hunter Biden, is also implicated in this matter. It is about the implication of Hunter Biden through Dorian Du?ka, the shadow advisor of Prime Minister Edi Rama.

"McGonigal is charged separately in Washington federal court with concealing at least $225,000 in cash that he allegedly received from a former Albanian intelligence official while working for the FBI. This case involves several connections that may be related to Hunter Biden, the president's son, who is now the subject of a special investigation. The official has been identified in press reports as Agron Neza, who introduced McGonigal to Albanian Dorian Ducka, who worked for the now defunct Chinese energy conglomerate CEFC. An email from Hunter's infamous laptop referred to someone with the same name. Dorian has been a real help early on, so we need to explore how to bring him in,” Hunter associate James Gilliar wrote in a 2017 email about a deal.

These email conversations seem to implicate President Biden's son in the McGonigal affair in Albania. McGonigal was a special agent in charge of the FBI's counterintelligence division in New York from 2016 to 2018," writes the Daily Mail. / Eye TV