"The FBI is evil"/ What McGonigal's ex-girlfriend wrote before her death, who are the officials she mentioned

Allison Guerriero, Charles McGonigal's ex-girlfriend, was found dead the day before in her South Florida apartment, under circumstances still unclear.

Her name became known after the arrest of former FBI official Charles McGonigal, with whom she claimed to have had an affair. Guerriero stated that she had informed US authorities about McGonigal's activities and in her testimony she also spoke about Albania, especially about his relationship with Prime Minister Edi Rama and the meetings between them.

On August 27, Guerriero published about 75 posts on X, returning to Charles McGonigal and her allegations about the FBI's handling of the case. She sought to focus attention not only on McGonigal, but also on other people who, she said, had a role in the story she claimed to have documented.

In some of the posts, Guerriero also mentioned other people who, according to her, were related to the McGonigal case.

In one of them, she mentioned Douglas Leff, a former senior FBI official, and called for him to be imprisoned.

"If I were King of the World, I would parade Douglas Leff around the Bronx in a party hat and make sure every channel was blocked like 9/11 and then the only thing anyone would ever see on TV would be Doug Leff going to jail where he belongs! (With LOTS of other people!!!)," Guerriero wrote.

Then, in another article referring to Doug Leff, Guerriero asks: "Has anyone investigated Douglas Leff? "

In another post, she named Congressman Jim Jordan and former FBI agent Steve Friend in connection with her allegations about the McGonigal case. Guerriero claimed that she had sent Jordan, in her capacity as chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, two official whistleblower statements, but that he had not responded and returned her correspondence.

As for Steve Friend, a former FBI agent and whistleblower, Guerriero said that her goal was to become an even bigger "concern" for the FBI than he was, stating that, if she died an even stronger opponent of the institution, she could "rest in peace."

“Remember when Jim Jordan promised in January 2023 that there would be public hearings on the Charles McGonigal case? Yeah, me neither. Remember when Jim Jordan, who was legally obligated to speak to me, returned all my correspondence, as well as MY OFFICIAL WHISTLEBLOWER STATEMENT, which was in his hands? And that’s exactly what contains the real details. Did he call me? Yeah, that didn’t happen either.

"I have never communicated with Jim Jordan and I would like to know why. I have always said that my goal in life now is to be an even bigger nuisance to the FBI than Steve Friend was. If I die being an even bigger pain to them than he was, then I can finally rest in peace...", Guerriero wrote.

In another post, Guerriero attacked the FBI, writing: "The FBI is evil."

Guerriero's posts have been made public as authorities continue their investigation into the circumstances of her death. So far, there is no public record linking her statements to the FBI or the individuals named to the death.