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Section 12 was experiencing what I had come to call data overload. Data was in from everywhere. Dissecting it and sending to the right person was a monumental task. Progress was being made in the search for the new suicide … Continue reading →

Robert played the calls several times for me. There was no doubt they were serious about killing me; they were down to details and had information that only the terrorists would have known. The calls were not a random spur … Continue reading →

I started to open the door only to have it pulled open, then a hand on my shoulder almost dragging me out. “Here, put this on,” it was one of the new body armor vests being held for me. “Ed, … Continue reading →

With the folders on the rear seat I made the drive to Washington. Traffic was always heavy and was getting heavier as the date moved closer to Christmas. I guess the word was out to the transit authority who I … Continue reading →

At 1245 legislators were coming in for the briefing and going through the display area. I was sitting at table beside the podium working the laptop. Robert was hitting me with email after email with attachments; some of them were … Continue reading →

Monday morning Ching Lee, Vicky, Howie and I were at the FBI proving grounds at 0700. I took Ching Lee because of her being over the college security division and Vicky because she was over the embassy security division. They … Continue reading →

Saturday morning I gave Howie the entire set of DVDs, the IED parts and a thumb drive of pictures I had taken of the shop, including everything I had brought back for him to look at. Robert and Burt were … Continue reading →

I was on the phone the entire trip back to Washington. Because of the others in the Suburban I used the ear piece. First Eric called back, “Tamerl El-Hassan is on his way to camp Smith; I decided we should … Continue reading →

I followed along behind the units. As we got closer to the site I understood how they were able to carry out training here. There were high mountains that were covered in big trees that were close together. There were … Continue reading →

After our meeting, Ching Lee insisted she wanted to participate in the interrogation. I warned against it but she insisted. Vicky and I walked Gamal Ameen over to the medical building in a double arm lock. He was resisting as … Continue reading →