Blerim Skoro

Look, I want to say this so people can know. I knew... Sometimes they don't trust easy, but they use word, oh, we're going to put you in a trunk because if the checkpoint is police, we are from here, local. So if they see you foreigner, we're going to give them more excuse to question us and to check us, the Pakistani agency. So I said, okay. They put me in the trunk of the car for a few hours.

I was right inside of the trunk. I didn't see nothing. drafty roads and whatever, you know? Then when they put me inside, I met Abu Muhammad al-Masri. He still wanted, he's still in his life because I was reading one of the books recently for Ali Sufyan, he did it, he was a... former CIA for 10, 15 years after 9-11. He wrote the book and I see his picture, the one I was meeting with him.

I was right inside of the trunk. I didn't see nothing. drafty roads and whatever, you know? Then when they put me inside, I met Abu Muhammad al-Masri. He still wanted, he's still in his life because I was reading one of the books recently for Ali Sufyan, he did it, he was a... former CIA for 10, 15 years after 9-11. He wrote the book and I see his picture, the one I was meeting with him.

I was right inside of the trunk. I didn't see nothing. drafty roads and whatever, you know? Then when they put me inside, I met Abu Muhammad al-Masri. He still wanted, he's still in his life because I was reading one of the books recently for Ali Sufyan, he did it, he was a... former CIA for 10, 15 years after 9-11. He wrote the book and I see his picture, the one I was meeting with him.

He put in a book he still wanted. So he was there. There was another jihadist from Egyptian, but born in, fought in Bosnia. He speak Bosnian. So when he speaks, I speak Bosnian too. So when he talk, And then he tell me, brother, you still want to be with brothers? I said, alhamdulillah, that's why I'm here for. And then he hugged me and he said to introduce me.

He put in a book he still wanted. So he was there. There was another jihadist from Egyptian, but born in, fought in Bosnia. He speak Bosnian. So when he speaks, I speak Bosnian too. So when he talk, And then he tell me, brother, you still want to be with brothers? I said, alhamdulillah, that's why I'm here for. And then he hugged me and he said to introduce me.

He put in a book he still wanted. So he was there. There was another jihadist from Egyptian, but born in, fought in Bosnia. He speak Bosnian. So when he speaks, I speak Bosnian too. So when he talk, And then he tell me, brother, you still want to be with brothers? I said, alhamdulillah, that's why I'm here for. And then he hugged me and he said to introduce me.

He never introduced my name to nobody. Only Amir or Abu Medina. So not to be known where I'm coming from. So Amir or Abu Medina is our new mujahideen with us. Wow. Were you nervous at all? Not at all. Because I had the strong support. Only nervous, I was just afraid not to be leaked. So then I get killed. And how would you communicate back to the CIA? Worldnewsrub.com.

He never introduced my name to nobody. Only Amir or Abu Medina. So not to be known where I'm coming from. So Amir or Abu Medina is our new mujahideen with us. Wow. Were you nervous at all? Not at all. Because I had the strong support. Only nervous, I was just afraid not to be leaked. So then I get killed. And how would you communicate back to the CIA? Worldnewsrub.com.

He never introduced my name to nobody. Only Amir or Abu Medina. So not to be known where I'm coming from. So Amir or Abu Medina is our new mujahideen with us. Wow. Were you nervous at all? Not at all. Because I had the strong support. Only nervous, I was just afraid not to be leaked. So then I get killed. And how would you communicate back to the CIA? Worldnewsrub.com.

I tell you, here is, I give you the detail. CIA never knew it when I was in the field, Sean. If I had to update quick something, I used to call my wife and talk to her in Albanian. And she was updating, but this is where I broke, this is where I make a mistake. Because I was told nobody can know this, but my wife knew it. I told my wife, Sean, I told my wife because

I tell you, here is, I give you the detail. CIA never knew it when I was in the field, Sean. If I had to update quick something, I used to call my wife and talk to her in Albanian. And she was updating, but this is where I broke, this is where I make a mistake. Because I was told nobody can know this, but my wife knew it. I told my wife, Sean, I told my wife because

I tell you, here is, I give you the detail. CIA never knew it when I was in the field, Sean. If I had to update quick something, I used to call my wife and talk to her in Albanian. And she was updating, but this is where I broke, this is where I make a mistake. Because I was told nobody can know this, but my wife knew it. I told my wife, Sean, I told my wife because

I thought if I get killed, they're going to think I got killed in a drug dealing or something. At least somebody to know I'm working for the government. So they can be one day proud. Look, my husband got killed working for CIA, not being drug dealer. So this is the reason I told my wife.

I thought if I get killed, they're going to think I got killed in a drug dealing or something. At least somebody to know I'm working for the government. So they can be one day proud. Look, my husband got killed working for CIA, not being drug dealer. So this is the reason I told my wife.

I thought if I get killed, they're going to think I got killed in a drug dealing or something. At least somebody to know I'm working for the government. So they can be one day proud. Look, my husband got killed working for CIA, not being drug dealer. So this is the reason I told my wife.

So my kids grow up, they don't want to hear, oh, my dad got killed in a drug deal somewhere in Pakistan or overseas. But to be proud, my dad was killed because he was working for our agency to protect us, to keep us safe. So this is why I told my wife. And then... When I need to update it, I give a code to her, worldnewsrub.com, and I have all those numbers to click it.

So my kids grow up, they don't want to hear, oh, my dad got killed in a drug deal somewhere in Pakistan or overseas. But to be proud, my dad was killed because he was working for our agency to protect us, to keep us safe. So this is why I told my wife. And then... When I need to update it, I give a code to her, worldnewsrub.com, and I have all those numbers to click it.

So my kids grow up, they don't want to hear, oh, my dad got killed in a drug deal somewhere in Pakistan or overseas. But to be proud, my dad was killed because he was working for our agency to protect us, to keep us safe. So this is why I told my wife. And then... When I need to update it, I give a code to her, worldnewsrub.com, and I have all those numbers to click it.

And then she was writing whatever I tell her in Albanian, because over there was more easy somebody to spy on me if it's a different language than Albanian. It was not Albanian. Nobody was Albanian over there. In Al-Qaeda at that time, it was now, yes, but at that time it was nobody Albanian, only me. So I was feeling safe. And I was telling my wife, okay, tell them this, tell them that.