International Manhunt: The Capture of a CIA Killer | The FBI Files 

If your aunt actually worked for the CIA you would never know it.

@@paintedpony2935 she wasn't a secret agent, she was a HR secretary. Not every CIA employee is involved in secret undercover type work

Namanga

@@paintedpony2935 liar

Did your auntie know Jim Kallstrom, former head of the FBI's New York office?

Even your family.

@@RebekahAPinto correct

3.5 million dollar was too much money in 1997. So good tactic by CIA

Eventually they must have paid $300 😂

im wondering that too

He was a Pakistani and the money was taken by a Pakistani police chief and some relatives of Kansi.

@HINDI TAMIL SONGS ,Yes in the Western world we like to look rich even if it's fake. Sort of the opposite in other countries. Blame the Hollywood culture and mass brainwashing of idiots.

I think they going paying any money

Why wouldn’t they?

He is dope

Hahahahahah this narrator is from another planet

Yeah Anthony Call is the GOAT 🐐

😂😂😂

@@sebastianorossy7284 af

Nothing? Witnesses (though not very good), a bunch of shells and bullets, a fingerprint. That's enough for a start, and as this investigation shows, it's pretty much all that was needed to identify the suspect.

Just $2 million dollars reward, few more millions on man hours, resources and informants. Yeah, seemingly nothing.

I'm sure that the reward money was a big incentive

With what they caused,,,,Harming some of the " Star's on the Wall"". So flagrant...."Pick 2 Front Door". I'm gonna be prez!!! Guess Who.

@@bOoLii84 They knew who did it before the 2 million reward. The case was solved they just needed a body in a courtroom to justify asking for a higher budget the next year.

Even the big guys make mistakes. And this was pre 9/11. So Muhammad munsab bunjabi wasn't looked at like an animal.

Lots of complacency before the 9 11 thing

But they DID have surveillance on the house. That's how they finally got in contact with the roommate. They couldn't have him under surveillance prior to that because they didn't have probable cause for a warrant. At that point they didn't have any proof that Mir was guilty or even a suspect. He was a person of interest only because he had purchased a firearm that matched the weapon used. If you remember there were over one thousand of those same firearms sold in that area in the previous year. That means there were technically 1000+/- other people of interest at that point. No judge is going to grant a warrant for something that flimsy. It wasn't until the detectives made contact with the roommate, located the firearms, and had them tested that Mir was confirmed to be the culprit.

Crazy thing I thought everyone is watched and someone is always listening... This seems careless and reckless

What is the story they aren’t telling, he was not put to death cause the politicians in town said he was rehabilitated?

Criminals

GOD BLESS THE AGENCIES OF THE UNITED STAYES FOR KEEPING US SAFE. THE CIA, FBI, IRS, NTSB, FAA, NSA AND OF COURSE THE DELTA FORCE!!! GOD BLESS THE CAPS LOCK BUTTON TOO.

I think they fry YOU WHERE they catch you

Yes he was trained by CIA in Afghan jihad against Russia. Then after war CIA left hin behind. He thought he aas double crossed. So he track down his CIA boss. N took revenge. He was caught in Pakistan in 1997 May during Nawaz Sharif govt. He was taken back to USA then.

@@ritaranee4787 haha that's an old joke

@@ritaranee4787 you should probably know that what you said isn't true... Read the Quran and reply about how much peace you found in it...

@@ritaranee4787 Islam may be a religion of body "pieces" but surely not of esoteric peace...

Where did you get this information from? I searched online and couldn't find it..

Happens all the time Pakistani airport staff and officials bribed the some one planted in the destination airport

Refuge

@@ritaranee4787 - Thanks.

@@TheRight-handedStranger we were taught by Irish nuns when we studied at Loreto Convent , Shillong in the 70s in NE India.... ..... .....

Yeah how did the CIA allow that lame excuse.

@@amazinggrace5692 I think it's because they can't just treat him like a suspect when they have no proof that he committed a crime. When it became clear that he was their only strong witness and he shared his desire to travel overseas permanently, then their witness and possible accomplice became a flight risk, so they could legally detain him until they finished their investigation (or possibly only a few days).

@@GbawlZ Yes I see. I didn’t mean for them to detain him, just that they would question some even at work or maybe I’ve watched tv cops too much!

That was indeed a puzzle to me. The agents can go to Pakistan for an arrest, but they can't take a guy away from his security post at an airport?

how!??

There are places where we were never locked down. No Slave diapers on our faces

In his confession ,,during extradition he is also amazed the he was still alive after the shooting,,,

Maybe most were not agents, just support personnel.

They sure did. Mk ultra is very real. And projekt Artichoke was presisly about laying multiple personalityies in the person there each could be triggert, there fore the name Artichoke, which have many layers. Sorry for the bad writing

@@Joshua_Cares i read about him in the newspaper. N generally many people know about it in Pakistan. Where Aimal Kasi belonged to

Sometimes the CIA evil crimes come to roost upon them. MORE TO COME

@@mariehillerman5579 You can’t make a deal with Satan and think he’s going to play fair. I mean CIA😏

So true. It is very sad. Many US officials are instigators and pure imbecils, bearing no responsability at all for what they do or say ... way to often.

I watched a documentary on the overthrowing of Mossadegh and I can't help but think along these lines.

Such as what? Give examples.

TWA 800

already done with GOOGLE which is pure CIA can watch they direct you into areas of cameras

Athefumen to that... I can't deal with the Miami vice soundtrack goodbye

Go to somalia is you want to live in anarchy

Susanna madison* you would also think that one of these CIA agent’s would have been armed.

Yeah south America. Try doing some research before you spew bullshit.

USA ranked 30th worldwide in gun related homicides. Seems like your "by far" comment is either a lie, ignorance or you're just stupid. Probably all 3.

America doesn't have a gun violence problem. Firearms are inanimate objects: they do not suddenly load themselves, then suddenly aim themselves at a person, then magically fire themselves. What America has is an extremely violent minority problem . People who support and promote gun control as the solution to this problem will point to the country of Japan as the the model that America should follow Japan has one of the lowest murder rates and they will make the claim that because it is nearly impossible to legally purchase a firearm in Japan see therefore draconian gun control laws work. Conservatives will usually site the country of Switzerland which also has and extremely low murder rates but every Swiss citizens of military age is required by law to keep a fully automatic weapon in their home. The one thing that both of these two countries have in common is that neither country has a violent minority population. Switzerland is 99.9 percent responsibility White people and Japan is 97 percent responsibility Asian

What do you doubt and why? Truly curious.

@@keithdrummond1003Honestly I don't remember, plus it looks like I wrote that comment about a month ago.

@@Live-Life-Freely You're right, you wrote that over a month ago. Was just curious about what you thought. My apologies. Never mind.

None of them had guns, if they did, the gunman would have been dead. CIA agents are not allowed to carry guns on US soil.

We need every citizen armed and trained and ready to shoot at anytime. We need kids armed too, starting at age 3-4….

but that would not apply to anyone in CIA or FBI

No a common factor is USA trains these men…

So, again an Indian commenting against land pakistan. A common factor in all videos related or unrelated 😥😥😥

@@pakhtun7639 coz, u must have concerns about what happens next door. Easy to understand for most, I guess

@@anupamroy1260 that is intrusion of privacy and considered rude by many, wouldn't blame you for not getting it, cant change something instilled in the mind. Cheers mate

@@pakhtun7639 there is a place called school. Where one should go to learn and think logical and talk sense. U must go there before open ur mouth. Coz, one should know what he/she says.... Enjoy😂😂

Same impression..

Yes already have phone that year...with anthena

Yup... the gunman was very "long."

Not sure you are correct.

i know but i won't tell you

@@PretentiousStuff I need to know. Gotta snitch on some people

Domestic .308. The steel casings were accurate, but the others look like Winchester. Good point. Also, the fingerprint on the casing not matching said little. One could have handled the cartridge, another the gun.

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