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Transcripts of audio clips presented as government evidence against Boyd et. al. in detention hearing 4 Aug/09, Federal Court - Raleigh, NC.
Defendants are indicted for preparing to conduct undisclosed acts of violence in foreign countries in support of Jihad.
Transcripts of audio clips presented as government evidence against Boyd et. al. in detention hearing 4 Aug/09, Federal Court - Raleigh, NC.
Defendants are indicted for preparing to conduct undisclosed acts of violence in foreign countries in support of Jihad.
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Transcripts of audio clips presented as government evidence against Boyd et. al. in detention hearing 4 Aug/09, Federal Court - Raleigh, NC.
Defendants are indicted for preparing to conduct undisclosed acts of violence in foreign countries in support of Jihad.
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Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
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Biacesteve mene
GAanza,
05 March 2008
Time: 12:06:01 ~ 12:16:37 EST
Participants:
Daniel Patrick Boyd
Dylan Boyd
bylan asks Daniel [his father] if Daniel needed to
talk to him about something, Daniel says he wants to talk
about “what preparation you got going. Because the parts
that I was supposed to be doing, I’ve been doing." Dani
says he has "11 grand [$ 11,000] saved from people, and a
couple others who have committed." Daniel says Dylan
should be careful the whole way, but once he gets betwee:
numbers one and two, “that’s where people started honing in
and going, ‘what are you doing here?’" Daniel then makes a
remark telling Dylan to play it off when he hears about a
"granola head" who recently lost his brother and is "ou!
there checking it out." Daniel says, “if that all works
and you get from two to three," then Dylen will have to do
the best study he can with the information that is
available. Daniel says there is no longer one little teeny
area you have to get to any more; now there are severa
Dylan can get to. Daniel says "they" will find Dylan
Dylan will have "to go for it" because they are not jus:
going to be hanging around at some café. Daniel says if
someone comes to Dylan and says, "‘Hey, you look like
you're looking for so-and-so. I can help you,’ they’ re
lying." Daniel says if they really were there for tha’
they would never do it that way. Instead, Daniel says
"they would tail you to see if you're attracting insurgent
on them."
put
Dylan says he has looked around at some of the
executive protection agencies including some, such as CSI
and Engineering Eye [PH], located in North Carolina. Dylan
says some of them will even send you to Russia to study
intelligence and be trained one-on-one to be a bodyguard t.
a top government official-or to knock out someone else’s
top government official. Dylan says he als ia German
company, but it seemed to be there for the money. Daniel
agrees these are interesting, but says they are also
designed to be traps, calling them spider websDaniel says the best thing is the plan Dylan already
has-"use your brain the best we can and put it together
with others who are with you on this and trust in Allah
Daniel counsels Dylan to get up before fajr [early morning
prayers] and stay in "that village" for no more than a
couple of days. Daniel tells Dylan to "think about it"
because "we’ve got to be tourists," then says Dylan should
do all the things tourists do, "just like it says." Daniel
says Dylan should look and look and then he will see
Daniel also says Dylan may have to buy a couple of stupid
things to play the part, all the while looking for "where
is the way?" Daniel then says "this is north, this is
south, and all that." Daniel says Dylan will already know
ahead of time where the places are from 2.1 to 2.2 all the
way to 3 and the directions from place to place. Daniel
says this will tell Dylan a lot. Then when Dylan gets to
the area he wants to use as his launching point, Daniel
says Dylan should have a back-up one or two.
Daniel says the best thing for Dylan to do is to head
out before fajr so he can get "out of eyeshot™ before
anyone can see which direction he goes. Daniel says once
Dylan is away from the constraints of the city or village
"now the role of tourist is off and the role of what you
really are is on." Dylan asks if this place is number
three, saying he knows what it looks like on a map because
he has it memorized. Daniel says Dylan should go from one
to two on his way to three, his final destination, and not
delay. Daniel says Dylan may hear another language along
the way to his launching point, but Dylan should act
oblivious to this-even if he hears "the ‘M’ word or the *
word or any of those things" ~ and play it off as if he
does not know what they are talking about. Daniel also
counsels Dylan to make all his prayer tines like a normal
Muslim and to "watch how they pray” and to "pray just like
them."
Again Daniel tells Dylan to get up and out of sight
before early morning prayer when Dylan decides to "launch."
Once there, Daniel says Dylan can use his directional and
focus them on the direction [UI] are heading. Daniel says
Dylan should then head out until they capture him. Dylan
asks, "You think they will?" Daniel rep.ies, "definitely
And when they do, you kiss the ground with a, a sajud
[prostrate prayer position] and say ‘Thanks be to God’ [in
Arabic}]" and several other (Arabic] phrases including "God
is the greatest [in Arabic]." Dylan says this will be thehard part, but Daniel says this is the liberating part.
Then afterward there is a period of trust which Dylan
should look forward to while he purifies his intentions and
learns everything he can. Daniel says, "if Allah even lets
you go from three to two to one,” Dylan will "use that
information." Daniel also says, "I’ve given you guys
probably 95 per cent of the mental information that you
need. But the other stuff? There’s only one place you can
learn it. You know, I can tell you all about it, but
[laughs] you just don’t know until you know. And you guys
know how to hike. You know how to mountaineer. You know
how to survive. Those things, those are all very good."
Daniel then makes a remark [partly UI] about obedience and
Dylan being challenged for the rest of his life.