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McGonigal confesses to 7 heads of American intelligence services / Rama under threat

2024-04-10 17:33:00, Politikë CNA
McGonigal confesses to 7 heads of American intelligence services / Rama under
Charles McGonigal and Edi Rama

Reporter Robert Pope spoke this Wednesday about former FBI official Charles McGonigal, who was supposed to turn himself in on March 18, but his incarceration was postponed to June 3.

Pope said on McN Tv's newscast that McGonigal is starting to talk a lot.

According to him, the former high official of the FBI has given abundant information in a long meeting he had with 7 heads of American intelligence services.

He denies the claims that McGonigal's confession is a threat to Prime Minister Edi Rama.

"McGonigal was due to surrender to prison on March 18. He was released by court decision until June 3. McGonigal is starting to talk a lot. He had a 7-hour meeting with 7 heads of the American intelligence services, where he gave abundant information. It is known that the file contained 8 pages of interceptions and in-depth investigations were carried out against Rama. What burdens him the most is the initiation of the investigation against Muzin, and everything has started from Fuga's office. Rama's benefit was that there was no trial and he was not called as a witness. For this type of sentence that McGonigal received, there cannot be a new trial and investigation. But if there are new data outside of the allegations that he accepted the deal, there will be. From the information I have, the accounts of Neza and Ducka, who are involved in Hunter Biden's massive corruption, have not been closed. The Prime Minister must know very well that American intelligence has been listening to him. He knows well that the American attitude towards him is cold, where a prime minister of a Banana Republic country manages to bribe a former FBI official. He is talking, he is telling, of course this is a threat to Edvin Rama as well", underlined the journalist./ CNA





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