Welcome to episode 101 of FBI Retired Case Far Review with Jerry Williams. I'm a retired agent writing Case And today we get to speak to retired agent Gary Nesnor, who served in the FBI for more

than 30 years, four as a support employee, and 26 as a special agent. In this episode Gary reviews his role as a

hostage negotiator speaking with David Kerech and other members of the Branch divisions during the 1993

Waco.

A significant focus of Gary's Bureau career was directed toward investigating and negotiating numerous

crisis incidents covering prison riots, right-wing malicious standoffs, religious zealot sieges, terrorist embassy takeovers, airplane hijackings,

and over 120 overseas kidnapping cases involving American citizens.

Gary Nesner continues to consult independently and speaks at law enforcement conferences

and corporate gatherings around the world.

He has appeared on numerous television news programs and documentaries and has been interviewed

in major publications addressing hostage negotiation, terrorism, and

kidnapping.

Darling for time, my life as an FBI hostage negotiator, the book he wrote about his career serves as the basis

for that Paramount Network Waco series, airing in January and February 2018. Gary can be contacted for

presentations and speeches via his, Gary Nesner.

Now as you may recall, this is actually the second time

that I've interviewed Gary Nesnor.

In episode 83, that I've interviewed Gary Nesnor.

In episode 83, we talked in general

about what it means to be a hostage negotiator.

And we also talked about the Friedman Montana standoff.

So I am so happy to have him back this time

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