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*FILE PHOTO*(NYT27) WASHINGTON -- Dec. 8, 2007 -- NY-TERROR-WITNESS -- Patrick J. Fitzgerald, a prosecutor at a press conference in Washington in October 2005. Fitzgerald is among federal officials who speak to Jamal Ahmed al- Fadl on the tapes, trying to assuage Fadl's panic about testifying. An exchange in 2000 -- disclosed in transcripts that have been filed publicly for the first time -- was part of two years' worth of videotaped talks between federal authorities and Fadl, a former payroll manager for Osama bin Laden, who became the first and most important Qaeda member to cooperate with the government as it began investigating the organization. (Doug Mills/The New York Times)
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