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ff!The following is a combined report of interviews wit?I hereafter referred to aiisubject!, a male citizen of
au i abia a hat were conducted over a four day
perio o 25 Aug 8 at the CID Headquarters in
Nairob' . . Present a the interviews were FBI SpecialAqents FBI langua e s ecialist_ ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
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Also esent during certain segments o esey' ' ttorne AUSA Pat 'in erviews was Assistant United States A y !
Fitzgerald. During these interviews, the interpreter translatedto subject in subjeq¬s native language without any difficulties
in dialects or-anylbtherjlanguage.problems.~ Throughout theseinterviews subject appeared to be in good health, well rested and
in good spirits. Subject was examined by medical personnel from
the FBI on several occasions and receivedytreatment for the Ifwounds he had obtained during the bombing of the embassy. /7;
Subject made no complaints as to his treatment while beingdetained by the Kenyans. It should also be noted that during
these interviews subject received food and water on a regular
basis as well as snacks when he requested them.' Subject als
made frequent requests throughout each day to pray and was g ven
every opportunity to do so. A written form prepared by AUSA Pat
Fitzgerald was presented to the subject. This form providedsubject with his full Miranda rights and advised that it did not
promise him that he would be tried in the United States US!, but
that AUSA Fitzgerald would make recommendations to the Attorney
General for subject to stand trial in the US. Upon being
presented with this form, subject signed it and agreed to waivehis Miranda rights and tell all he knew about the bombing of the
US Embassy in Nairobi, Kenya on 7 Aug 98. At the beginning of
each separate interview, subject was presented with the form
explaining his Miranda rights and each time subject agreed to
waive these rights The above mentioned form is attached to thisFD302. VThis report is_ separated into the following five parts: Zk. ' /11. Background Information; 2. Training in Afghanistan; 3Planning and Preparation; 4. Day of the Bombing; and 5. »Additional Information: . /<L ' ~- 197$? ///'§2¥7/?. "' l
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