The Honeymooners

Serial

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🗓️ 11 April 2024

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

The case against a young airman gets even weirder when the government pulls in two fresh investigators. Part 2: A bride, an FBI agent, and a polygraph machine.

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0:00.0	Previously on Cereal cereal.
0:07.0	And she said, well,
0:08.2	Amer on Hallaby, they're accusing you of very serious things.
0:11.6	As soon as I got to the door, these two FBI guys were there.
0:16.0	Can we ask you a couple of questions?
0:17.3	They were accusing him of making anti-American statements and this on the other and
0:21.8	being a detainee sympathizer.
0:23.4	You think your Allah is going to help you.
0:25.3	You think your Quran is correct.
0:27.6	You know, it's a bunch of garbage.
0:29.2	It's a baa, baa, and I'm listening to this and I'm translating it.
0:33.0	Senior Airmen Ahmed Al-Halibay.
0:36.0	Al-Holliby worked as an Arabic translator at Guantanamo.
0:39.0	Trying to pass classified military secrets.
0:41.0	Violations of the Federal Espionage Act.
0:43.6	So far, three former workers at Guantanamo have been arrested in a probe of alleged espionage
0:49.6	there. From Zero Productions in the New York Times, this is Serial Season 4, Guantanamo,
0:57.8	one prison camp told week by week.
0:59.7	I'm Sarah Kaneig.
1:01.5	This is part two of Ahmed Al Hallaby's story.
1:04.0	A neutral way to put it
1:10.0	a neutral way to put it is that the government's investigation into a possible
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