What more could a girl ask for?
Posted on 05/01/2017 4:59:54 PM PDT by ameribbean expat
An FBI translator assigned to investigate a German rapper-turned-terrorist instead traveled to Syria to marry him, according to CNN.
Daniela Greene lied to the FBI about her whereabouts and warned her new husband, Denis Cuspert, about the investigation. Cuspert, who rapped under the name Deso Dogg, has been featured in videos for the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria holding severed human heads, CNN reports.
According to the report, Greene realized she had made a mistake just weeks after marrying Cuspert. She then fled back to the U.S., where she was arrested and agreed to cooperate with authorities.
(Excerpt) Read more at thehill.com ...
We got some geniuses at the FBI. Anyone wonder why nothing is getting done against the Marxist overthrow and islamist infiltration? Bunch of Homer Simpsons up there
The number of love letters serial
killing psychomaniacs receive in jail is astounding.
Yep...This is all part of the break down and decline with affirmative action bull s**t etc. It started years ago and is still occurring post Trump. The damage done has been incredible.
She just got into something way over her head. Move along.
Exactly what she deserves. Bump.
The irony of all this that she was able to flee Syria, likely using some privilege or contacts from her FBI job.
A non-connected woman would be passed around as a sex slave then disposed of, most likely.
Yet she was not charged with treason.
Sharia Law just didn’t agree with her I guess. Dumbass.
>Sharia Law just didn’t agree with her I guess. Dumbass.
Actually something like 9/10th of all Islamic converts are women.
Was she a real FBI agent?
What more could a girl ask for?
And her husband at the time was US Military.... Just unbelievable.
ping
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