Ali Khaled served the U.S. admirably as a Confidential Informant (CI) for the FBI, DEA and U.S. Attorney in New York.  He infiltrated the dangerous terror group Hezbollah securing more than $300-million dollars for the United States that would otherwise have been used to fund terrorism here and abroad.

Khaled deserves compensation for his dangerous and heroic work, but -- like the Afghan interpreters abandoned on the battlefield by the U.S. government -- still awaits any kind of payment owed to him and his family.  Khaled is also unable to leave the U.S. in-fear for his life.

Khaled and his attorney David Spaulding sit down for an extended conversation with "Fast Eddie" Caiazzo about where the case currently stands.

Ali Khaled served the U.S. admirably as a Confidential Informant (CI) for the FBI, DEA and U.S. Attorney in New York.  He infiltrated the dangerous terror group Hezbollah securing more than $300-million dollars for the United States that would otherwise have been used to fund terrorism here and abroad.
Khaled deserves compensation for his dangerous and heroic work, but -- like the Afghan interpreters abandoned on the battlefield by the U.S. government -- still awaits any kind of payment owed to him and his family.  Khaled is also unable to leave the U.S. in-fear for his life.
Khaled and his attorney David Spaulding sit down for an extended conversation with "Fast Eddie" Caiazzo about where the case currently stands.

Stigall has been talking with Philadelphia for years, waking radio audiences each morning with razor-sharp wit, a pull-no-punches opinion, and captivating guest interviews. He’s covered everything from political conventions to the Super Bowl parade and sugary beverage taxes. From train derailments and protests to the Mummers to law enforcement heroes, Stigall has talked with Philadelphia about it all.

Stigall has been talking with Philadelphia for years, waking radio audiences each morning with razor-sharp wit, a pull-no-punches opinion, and captivating guest interviews. He&rsquo;s covered everything from political conventions to the Super Bowl parade and sugary beverage taxes. From train derailments and protests to the Mummers to law enforcement heroes, Stigall has talked with Philadelphia about it all.

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