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The teenage ISIS supporter whose "best friend" was an FBI informant was sentenced today to 216 months in prison.
"For nearly two years, Alexander Mercurio’s best friend was a government informant," lawyers for a then-teenage ISIS supporter said in a sentencing memo yesterday.View quoted post on X
The lawyers are seeking a lower sentence, 9 years, on the grounds that FBI informants "added fuel to a smoldering fire."
"As events progressed in 2024 the informants met with Mr. Mercurio at his work (Walmart) and later rented a fake apartment where they had elaborate discussions regarding his faith, ISIS, jihad, family, and the terror plot," they said.
The DOJ is seeking 18 years.
See the original story of Mercurio's arrest below.
A US judge ruled last week that two Israel Security Agency personnel (“Avi” and “Maya”), an IDF witness, and an undercover FBI agent ("Samir Khader") will all be allowed to testify pseudonymously against the alleged Oct. 7 attacker arrested in Louisiana last year.
The court will also be closed during the testimony, with members of the public only allowed to listen to the proceedings in an overflow room.
The court will also be closed during the testimony, with members of the public only allowed to listen to the proceedings in an overflow room.
The DOJ's central witness against the alleged Oct. 7 attacker arrested in Louisiana last year is an Israeli agent whose identity is classified under Israeli law.View quoted post on X
This witness is to testify under the pseudonym "Avi" about all the evidence collected by the IDF.
The CIA partnered last year with a corrupt Mexican prosecutor who's in bed with the cartels, ostensibly to take out those same cartels, according to a report this morning from NYT.
The prosecutor, Guillermo Portillo, reportedly just had his US visa revoked due to his cartel ties, and he worked with the CIA to have it reinstated.
The CIA's activities in Mexico were revealed in April when a truck carrying two officers crashed. Now, Portillo is wanted by the Mexican government for treason.
The prosecutor, Guillermo Portillo, reportedly just had his US visa revoked due to his cartel ties, and he worked with the CIA to have it reinstated.
The CIA's activities in Mexico were revealed in April when a truck carrying two officers crashed. Now, Portillo is wanted by the Mexican government for treason.
Scott Horton talks about how the phony Iranian assassination plots convinced Trump to go to war.
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