Mysterious Shooting Near Fort Liberty Involving Chechen Men Raises Concerns

A mysterious shooting incident involving two Chechen men near Fort Liberty, formerly Fort Bragg, is under investigation, raising concerns about foreign surveillance of US military installations.

In a perplexing turn of events, a mysterious shooting incident has occurred near Fort Liberty, formerly Fort Bragg, involving two Chechen men, sending shockwaves through the community and raising concerns about foreign surveillance of US military installations. The incident, now under investigation by the Army Criminal Investigation Division and local police, has brought forth a series of unanswered questions and suspicions.

On May 3, at approximately 8:15 p.m., a phone call alerted authorities to a suspected trespasser near a Special Forces soldier's property in Carthage, North Carolina. Upon arrival, authorities encountered two Chechen men who spoke broken English and were found near the soldier's home. The family alleges that the suspected intruder, 35-year-old Ramzan Daraev of Chicago, was taking photos of their children.

As confrontation ensued near a power line in a wooded part of the property, Daraev was shot multiple times at close range, leading to his demise. A second man, Dzhankutov Adsalan, who was in a vehicle at a distance from the incident, was questioned by authorities and later released.

The Moore County Sheriff's office is leading the investigation, with the FBI providing assistance. However, the absence of the FBI as the lead agency has raised eyebrows, especially given the possible foreign involvement.

Dan Hoffman, a former CIA chief of station in Moscow, expressed concerns that the incident may be indicative of foreign nationals targeting US military installations. Suspicions are heightened by the fact that US Special Operations soldiers have reported strange interactions involving suspicious surveillance of them and their families in recent years.

Sources within the intelligence community have indicated that "power company employment is often a cover for status/action" used by US intelligence agents for surveillance of foreign targets overseas. This suspicion is fueled by the lack of official identification, utility clothing, or equipment on Daraev at the time of the incident.

Adding to the謎團, a separate incident 18 months ago in Moore County involved another mysterious shooting attack that targeted two electrical distribution substations, leaving thousands of residents without power for nearly two weeks. This attack primarily affected communities heavily populated by US Special Operations families. The FBI took over that investigation, which remains unsolved.

Daraev's family has launched a Change.org petition, "Justice for Ramzan Daraev," seeking answers and highlighting concerns about the lack of protection allegedly received in a free country. The community of Moore County, home to Fort Liberty, has witnessed two suspicious shootings in the past two years, further fueling fears and prompting questions about the extent of foreign surveillance and potential threats to US military personnel and their families.

The FBI has stated that it has not opened a counterintelligence investigation and that the local investigation has not uncovered evidence of a federal crime. However, the Bureau remains in contact with the sheriff's office investigators and is prepared to investigate if a federal matter arises. The ongoing investigation and the lack of clear answers have left the community on edge, demanding transparency and accountability to ensure the safety of their families and the integrity of US military installations.