Cooperation With The FBI
Al-Libi was turned over to the FBI and held at Bagram Air Base. When talking to FBI interrogators Russell Fincher and Marty Mahon, he seemed "genuinely friendly" and spoke chiefly in English, calling for a translator only when necessary. He seemed to bond closely with Fincher, a devout Christian, and the two prayed together and discussed religion at length.
Al-Libi also told the interrogators details about Richard Reid, and he agreed to continue cooperating if the United States would allow his wife and her family to emigrate, as he was prosecuted within the American legal system himself.
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