DEA Frameup 1996
Judge Edward R. Korman of the Eastern District of New York presides over a "Fatico hearing" conducted by the feds as part of their 1996 plot to imprison Q on a false drug charges. Assistant U.S. Attorney Daniel S. Dorsky relies upon DEA informant Asfand Ghazi to try and false-imprison Q for a minimum 10 years imprisonment (and up to 40 years). The feds were aware that Ghazi's testimony was false but still encouraged him to lie under oath (while covering up homicides that Q offered to solve as part of their unprecedented plot to frame him). This false drug case was then used by DEA, CIA and FBI to illegally imprison Q with Sheikh Rahman (the spiritual leader of Al-Qaeda) as part of their continued attempts to entrap Q into a false terrorism case (on the path to the false-flag 911 attacks).
1) Federal Hearing January 1997 - Direct Examination of Pakistani ISI Informer
2) Federal Hearing January 1997 - Cross Examination of Pakistani ISI Informer
3) Federal Hearing January 1997 - Direct/Cross of DEA Agent Donald Baily
4) Federal Hearing January 1997 - Closing arguments
5) Federal Hearing January 1997 - Sentencing
Part One
Direct Examination
Significant evidence of the frameup plot against Q was leaked at 7:10 of this recording when AUSA Dorsky asks Ghazi if he knew anything about a drug dealer in Pakistan named "Abid." This statement is a direct reference to "Abid Chaudhry" who is one of the individuals that conspired to murder Mohamed Syed (a heroin courier murdered in the Bronx in January 1994). This statement mentioning "Abid" at 7:10 proves the feds were openly informing Q that they were investigating the Mohamed Syed murder at the same time they were actively blocking Q from being allowed to solve it for them. Q even obtained a recorded murder confession implicating Abid in the murder and the feds still blocked the investigation, as documented here with additional evidence linking this murder to a sleeper cell of Pakistani ISI operatives which included Daoud Gilani (the mastermind of the Mumbai Massacre of 2008).
Immediately after the 911 attacks, the feds started orchestrating for Q to be illegally kidnapped into a mental hospital anytime he makes any attempt to try and report the murder committed by Abid Chaudhry. It was not until 2011 that Q would discover and confirm that the individuals involved in the 1994 Mohamed Syed murder were also involved with Al-Qaeda in Pakistan.
Other parts of the hearing:
2) Cross Examination of Pakistani ISI Informer
3) Direct/Cross of DEA Agent Donald Baily
4) Closing arguments
5) Sentencing
Part Two
Cross Examination
At 1:09:27 in this recording, Defense Counsel Roger Adler surprises the DEA Informant Asfand Ghazi with a recording that proved he was lying about key portions of his testimony (the "Robert" tape). AUSA Dorsky illegally withheld the Robert tape when he provided Q his discovery, but the tape was still leaked to Q by one of his friends in the DEA that was against the frameup plot.
Background: Ghazi had raised $6,000 to purchase heroin. $5,000 of it came from his drug customer Robert, and $1,000 was provided by Q. After Ghazi went to purchase the drugs and was arrested by the DEA, they then lied and claimed that the only customer for the drugs was Q while covering up the existence of Robert (who was never charged for the $5,000 he contributed towards the drug deal because he was Christian of Italian descent, while Q was targeted for false frameup simply because he was Muslim). The Robert tape thereby proved that Ghazi and the feds were knowingly lying, and they all knew the entire time that Ghazi actually did have another customer for his drugs named Robert who was given immunity from arrest simply because it destroyed the lie being put forth by the DEA claiming that Q was the only customer (and so he was thereby responsible for the entire shipment). Once Q's lawyer sprung the surprise Robert tape on Ghazi and his federal handlers, the 2-kilogram case collapsed and Q was instead sentenced for a much smaller amount of drugs (100 grams). The Robert tape also proved that the feds and their witnesses had lied about their entire testimony.
Other parts of the hearing:
1) Direct Examination of Pakistani ISI Informer
3) Direct/Cross of DEA Agent Donald Baily
4) Closing arguments
5) Sentencing
Part Three
DEA Agent Donald Baily
This is direct examination of DEA Agent Donald Baily by AUSA Dorsky, and then cross examination by Defense Counsel Roger Adler. At 5:45 in this recording, DEA Agent Baily admits that an individual involved in this case named "Irfan" was the DEA's "main informant" in Pakistan. The so-called "informants" that DEA Agent Donald Baily is naming in his little speech are subsequently confirmed by Q to be Pakistani ISI affiliated traffickers that had developed a plan (since at least 1995) to frame Q into a false DEA case that would then be used by both American and Pakistani intelligence agencies to insert Q directly into the 911 investigation at least 3 years before the 911 attacks.
Other parts of the hearing:
1) Direct Examination of Pakistani ISI Informer
2) Cross Examination of Pakistani ISI Informer
4) Closing arguments
5) Sentencing
Part Four
Closing Arguments
In this closing argument, AUSA Dorsky continues his attempts to false-implicate Q in a 2-kilogram drug deal (resulting from a $1,000 contribution, where an Italian drug dealer named Robert gave $5,000 to the same drug deal was given immunity from prosecution because he was Christian and Q was Muslim). Defense Counsel Roger Adler fights back against the governments false allegations.
At 5:22 in the recording, AUSA Dorsky admits that Q had properly identified the undercover DEA vehicle conducting surveillance on the meetings using "sophisticated counter-surveillance techniques."
12:30 - "The government has given you nothing more than uncorroborated speculation. We had an agent who testified - It could have been the Italians, it could have been the Dominicans, it could have been John Gotti."
Other parts of the hearing:
1) Direct Examination of Pakistani ISI Informer
2) Cross Examination of Pakistani ISI Informer
3) Direct/Cross of DEA Agent Donald Baily
5) Sentencing
Part Five
Sentencing
At 00:25 seconds into the recording, Judge Korman inexplicably recommends for Q to be sent to FMC Rochester prison in Minnesota (a prison completely out of his region), which ends up being the same prison that Sheikh Rahman (the spiritual leader of Al-Qaeda) was transferred to in order to set up the attempts to entrap Q into involvement with the 911 attacks (which failed).
Other parts of the hearing:
1) Direct Examination of Pakistani ISI Informer
2) Cross Examination of Pakistani ISI Informer
3) Direct/Cross of DEA Agent Donald Baily
4) Closing arguments