Golsteyn Army CID investigation

COMMANDER'S REPORT OF DISCIPLINARY OR ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION
For use of this form, see AR 190-45; the proponent agency is the Office of the Provost Marshal General.
PRIVACY ACT STATEMENT
AUTHORITY:
Title 10 USC Seclion 301 ; Title 5 USC Section 2951; E.O. 9397 dated November 22 , 1943.
PRINCIPAL PURPOSE:
To provide commanders and law enforcement officials with means by which Information may be accurat.e ly identified.
ROUTINE USES:
Your Social Securlty Number is used as an addltlonal/alternate means of Identification lo facilitate filing and retrieval.
DISCLOSURE:
Disclosure of your Social Security Number Is voluntary.

CONTROL INFORMATION
1.
USACRC Number:
Thru:
Commander
3rd SFG
0906-201l -CID023-43647-5H IA
...__ _ __._F"'ort"-=B=.o.......,.J..><.~'-'-"'------------------1 MP Report Number:

To:
NIA
Commander
2nd BN
Fort Bra NC 283 I0
Referred By:
~
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Sub-Installation:
NC28307DC
:~
( )( 6)( )(7)(C)"
Referral Date (YYYYMMDD) :
gCIDOffice
Suspense Date (YYYYMMDD) :
20131203
20140514
The first Lieutenant Colonel in the chain of command Is responsible and accountable for completing DA Form 4833 with support documentation (copies of
Article 15s, court-martial orders, reprimands, etc) for all USACIDC Investigations. The unit and brigade commander or their equivalent will also receive a
copy of the DA Form 4833 for atl USACIDC Investigations.
Company, troop, and battery level commanders are responsible and accountable for completing DA Form 4833 with supporting documentation in all cases
investigated by MPI, civilian detectives employed by the Department of the Army, and the PMO. Accurate and complete DA 4833 disposition reports are
required to meet installatfon, command, HQOA, DOD, and federal statutory reporting requirements. The data is used to Identify crime trends, establish
command programs in law enforcement and other activities. and to ensure that resources are made available to support commanders who must address
Issues of soldier and family member indiscipline .
In court-martial cases, a conviction of an offense at court-martial may be for a different, or lesser included offense. List the offense tor which the individual
was convicted at court-martial In the remarks section. Provost Marshals must enter the "MP Report Number" (Block-1) lor all cases referred to
commanders. "Sub-Installation (Block 1) Is used to en ter report number from a civilian law enforcement agency police report. Other information on the
civilian law enforcement agency (e.g. civilian law enforcement agency address) may be entered in the remarks section.
2.
OFFENDER INFORMATION
Last Name:
Cadency:
GOLSTEYN
First Name:
Grade:
0-3 U.S. Army (CPT)
MATHEW
Middle Name:
Date of Birth: (YYYYMMDD) :
""ft
LEE
3.
REFERRAL INFORMATION
Commander Decision Date:

No.
Offense
121312013
Basis
Date
Sexual
Harassment
Murder [5HIA]
UCMJ
Article 11 8
2010020 1
Conspiracy [5Xl)
UCMJ
Article 81
20100201
D Yes
Yes
Reason
[JJ No [2J Yes
No
Accepted
ca
Accepted
No
[21 Yes
:J No
::=J Yes 0
No
D Yes
No
No
L; Yes D
No
[j Yes
DA FORM 4833, FEB 2010
Action
Taken
PREVIOUS EDITIONS ARE OBSOLETE.
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REFERRAL INFORMATION (Continued)
3.
No.
Basis
Offense
Sexual
Harassment
Date
Action
Taken
D Yes D No D Yes
O
ves DNo D
Yes
D No 0
Reason
No
Yes 0
No
No
D Yes D No D Yes
No
No
Yes 0
No
Yes
D Yes
Yes
No
D Yes
No
NOTE: For each offense marked NO for action taken, you must supply a reason .
If you selected "Yes" for any offense, continue to "Action Taken" (Block-4). If you selected "No" for ALL offenses, go directly to "Commander's
Remarks" (Block-10), sign , date, and return the form to the agent specified in "Referred By" (Block-1).
ACTION TAKEN
4.
[if Administrative
Non-Adverse Referrals
Non-Judicial (Article 15)

(see details below)
Judicial
Court Martial or Civilian Criminal
Adverse Personnel Actions

Non-Judicial Punishment Authority (select one) :
D Summarized
D Company Grade
D Field Grade
D Principal Assistant
D
D
GCMCA Imposed
General Officer Imposed
D
D
Summary Court Martial
General Court Martial
Special Court Martial

Civilian Criminal/Magistrate
NJP/Court-Martlal/Civlllan Criminal Court Proceeding Outcome
5.
No.
Judicial Punishment Authority (select one) :
Charged Offense
Plea
Finding Offense
Trial
Finding
PLEA: G=Guilty, C=No Contest, N=Not Guilty, D=Pre-Trial Diversion, TRIAL FINDING: DCV=Dismissed (Civil), DCR=Dismissed (Criminal),
P=Findlng for Plaintiff, F=Finding for Respondent, G=Guilty, C=No Contest, N=Not Guilty, S=Settlement
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NJP/Court-Martial/Clvilian Criminal Court Proceeding Outcome (Continued)
5.
Trial
Finding
Finding Offense
Plea
Charged Offense
No.
PLEA: G=Guilty, C=No Contest, N=Not Guilty, D=Pre-Trial Diversion , TRIAL FINDING: DCV=Dismissed (Civil), DCR=Dismissed (Criminal},
P=Finding for Plaintiff, F=Flnding for Respondent , G=Guilty , C=No Contest, N=Not Guilty, S=Settlement
ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIONS
6.
Non-Adverse:
Date Referred
(YYYYMMDD)
Agency
Date Responded
(YYYYMMDD)
Date Imposed
(YYYYMMDD)
Type of Action
Family Advocacy
Counseling/Concern
Drug/Alcohol Abuse
Reprimand
20140424
Special Referral
Censure
Equal Opportunity
Admonition
Written
Local
OMPF
Oral
.!
!
Legal Office
Mental Health
Relief Agency
Adverse:
Date Imposed
(YYYYMMDD)
Description
Withholding of Privileges
Adverse Performance Evaluation (OER/NCOER/Academic Report)
Relief for Cause (OER/NCOER)
Mandatory Reassignment
Transfer (such as rehabilitative)
Adverse Record Entry - Flag
Denial of Reenl istment or Continued Service
Withholding of Promotion
Delay of Promotion
Promotion Revocation
Clearance Revocation
Control Roster {downgrade of clearance, PRP reclassification)
Resignation
Retirement
Retirement at Lower Grade
From :
To:
Transfer to Inactive Reserve

Military Occupational Specialty Reclassification
Debarment
Duration:
/ Days
I I Months
Years
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ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIONS (Continued)
6.
Adverse: (Continued)
Date Imposed
(YYYYMMDD)
Description
Job Termination
Months
Job Suspension
Duration :
Days
Leave Without Pay
Duration :
Days
Months
Days
Months
~-
I Years
I I Years
J
Loss of Warrant
Voluntary Disclosure
Restitution (to US Government)
Amount:
Restitution (to third party Non-US Government)
Amount:
Civil-Civil Action Initiation

Other (return to states, etc .)
Duration:
Contract Suspension
I I Years
Contract Termination
Amount:
Cost Adjustment
Bid Rejection
Amount:
Recoupment
Denial of Continuation
Other Contract Action
7.
DETAILS OF ADMINISTRATIVE SEPARATION
Date Imposed (YYYYMMDD) :
Regulation :
Chapter:
Characterization:
Effective Date (YYYYMMDD) :
NOTE: Proceed to Commander's Remarks (Block-10) if you chose Adm inistrative Action .
8.
NON-JUDICIAL/JUDICIAL SANCTIONS
Date Adjudged
(YYYYMMDD)
Sanction
Fine
Amount:
Forfeiture
Amount:
Duration :
Days
Months
Duration :
Days
Months
Years
Duration :
Days
Months
Years
Special Assignment
Duration :
Days
Months
Years
Total Forfeiture (all pay/allowance)
Duration :
Days
Months
Years
Extra Duty
Days :
Restriction
Days :
Correctional Custody
Days:
Confinement
Bad Conduct Discharge
Effective Date:
Dishonorable Discharge
Effective Date:
Reduction in Grade
I I ufe
From:
To:
Probation
I I ufe
Death
Civil Recovery
Amount :
Civil Award
Amount:
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SUSPENDED SANCTIONS
9.
Were Any Sanctions Suspended?
Yes
[2J No
NOTE: If no sanctions were suspended , proceed to "Commander's Remarks" (Block-1O}.

Suspended
Sanction
Suspended Sanction Information

Date Suspended :
Fine
Suspension Duration:
Suspended Portion US$:

Suspension Conditions :
Forfeiture
Date Suspended :
Suspended Portion US$ :
Suspended Portion Time:
Suspension Conditions:
Date Suspended :
Extra Duty

Date Suspended :
Restriction

Date Suspended :
Correctional
Custody
Suspension Duration :

Date Suspended:
Confinement
Suspended Portion Time :

Reduction in
Grade
Date Suspended :
Date Suspended :
Probation

Date Suspended :
Special
Assignment

Date Suspended :
Total
Forfeiture

Date Suspended :
Civil Recovery

Date Suspended :
Civil Award

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Commander's Remarks
10.
On 24 April 2014, MAJ Golstcyn received a GOMOR ror Law of Anned Connie! Violation. Commander. U.S. Army Special Forces Command directed MAJ
Golsteyn's GOMOR be filed in bis AMHRR, fun her his Special forces Tab was revoked.
USASCRC Number: 0906-201 l-CID023-43647-SH I A
Sanction:
H2 2014/04124
COMMANDING OFFICER
11 .
Was a DNA sample collected from lhe offender?
Nall'\8
"WM
J Yes [{J No
Grade;
Director, Crime Records Center
AKO e-Mall Address:
Sgnature:
Signature Date (YYYYMMDD) :
20140821
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For use of this form, see AR 190-45; the proponent agency Is the Office of the Provost Marshal General.
AUTHORITY:
Tille 10 USC Section 301; Tiiie 5 USC Section 2951; E.O. 9397 dated November 22, 1943.
PRINCIPAL PURPOSE:
To provide commanders and law enforcement offlcials with means by which Information may be accurately identified.
ROUTINE USES:
Your Social Security Number is used as an additional/alternate means of identification to facil itate filing and retrieval.
DISCLOSURE:

CONTROL INFORMATION
1.
USACRC Number:
Thru :
OSJA, 18th Ahn Corps
ATTN: SAUSA
Fort Bra PP NC 283 10
0906-201 l-CID023-43647-5HIA
MP Report Number:
To:
NIA
Director, US Anny Crime Records Center

27130 Telegraph Road
Ouantico VA 22134
Referred By:
rltlttmnwagg
Sub-Installation:
NC28307DC

ClD Office
20131203
20140117
The first Lieutenant Colonel In the chain of command Is responsible and accountable for completing DA Form 4833 with su pport documentation (copies or
Article 15s, cou rt-martial orders, reprimands, eic) for all USACIDC investigations. The unit and brigade commander or their equivalent will also receive a
copy of the DA Form 4833 for all USACIDC investigations.
Company, troop, and battery level commanders are respons ible and accountable for completi ng DA Form 4833 with supporting documentation In all cases
Investigated by MPI, civilian detectives employed by the Department of the Army, and the PMO. Accurate and complete DA 4833 disposition reports are
required to meet installation, command, HODA, DOD, and federal statutory reporting requirements. The data is used to identify crime trends, establish
command programs In law enforcement and other activities, and to ensure that resources are made available to support commanders who must address
Issues of soldier and ramily member indiscipline.
In court.martial cases. a conviction of an offense al court-martial may be for a different, or lesser included offense. Lisi the offense for which the Individual
was convicted at court-martial in the remarks section. Provost Marshals must enter the "MP Report Number" {Block-1) for all cases referred to
commanders. "Sub- Installation (Block- 1) ls used to enter report number from a civilian law enforcement agency police report. Other information on the
civilian law enforcement agency (e.g. civilian law enforcement agency address) may be entered in the remarks section.
2.
Last Name:
Cadency:
UNKNOWN
First Name:
Grade:
2390494-0906-20 I l-CID023-1
Middle Name:
SSN:
3.
Date of Birth: (YYYYMMDD) ;

No.
Offense
1213/2013
Basis
Sexual
Harassment
Date
Acti on
Taken
Reason
Murder [SH I A]
UCMJ
Article 11 8
20 100201
ves
c:a
No 0
Yes
L2J
No
No Known Suspect
Conspiracy [5XI]
UCMJ
Article 81
20100201
Yes
ca
No 0
Yes
LL No
No Known Suspect
No 0
Yes ~
No
Yes C
No
::J Yes
0
Yes D
No
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3.
No.
Action
Taken
Sexual
Harassment
Date
Basis
Offense
Yes 0
No 0
Yes ONo 0
Yes 0
Yes
Yes 0
Yes
Reason
No
No
No
Yes Q
No
Yes
Yes 0
No
D Yes D No
Yes 0
No
Yes 0
No
No
No
NOTE: For each offense marked NO for action taken, you must supply a reason.
If you selected "Yes" for any offense, continue to "Action Taken" (Block-4). If you selected "No" for ALL offenses, go directly to "Commander's
Remarks" (Block-10), sign, date, and return the form to the agent specified in "Referred By" (Block- 1).
4.
ACTION TAKEN
D Administrative
Non-Judlclal (Article 15)

(see details below)
Judicial
Cou rt Martial or Civilian Criminal
0 Summarized
D GCMCA Imposed
D Company Grade D General Officer Imposed
D Field Grade
D Summary Court Martial

D Special Court Martial
D Civilian Criminal/Magistrate
Principal Assistant
5.
No.
NJP/Court-Martial/Clvillan Criminal Court Proceeding Outcome

Charged Offense
Plea
Finding Offense
Tri al
Finding
PLEA: G=Guilty, C=No Contest, N=Not Guilty, D=Pre-Trial Diversion, TRIAL FINDING: DCV=Dismissed (Civil), DCR=Dismissed (Criminal),
P=Findin g for Plaintiff, F=Flnding for Respondent , G=Guilty, C=No Contest, N=Not Guilty, S=Settlement
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NJP/Court-Mart ial/Civllian Criminal Court Proceeding Outcome (Continued)
5.
Trial
Finding
Finding Offense
Plea
Charged Offense
No.
PLEA: G=Gullty, C=No Contest, N=Not Guilty, D=Pre-Trial Diversion, TRIAL FINDING: DCV=Dismissed (Civil}, DCR=Dismissed (Criminal),
P=Finding for Plaintiff, F=Finding for Respondent , G=Guilty, C=No Contest, N=Not Guilty, S=Settlement
6.
Non-Adverse:
Agency
Date Referred
Date Responded
Date Imposed
(YYYYMMDD)
(YYYYMMDD)
(YYYYMMDD)
Type of Action
Oral
Written
Local
OMPF
r
Family Advocacy
Counseling/Concern
Drug/Alcohol Abuse
Reprimand
'
Special Referral
Censure
Equal Opportunity
Admonition
Legal Office
'
Mental Health
Relief Agency
Adverse:
Date Imposed
Description
(YYYYMMDD)
Denial of Reenlistment or Continued Service
Delay of Promotion
Control Roster (downgrade of clearance , PRP reclassification)
Resignation
Retirement
From :
To:

Debarment
Duration :
I I Days
I I Months l
Years
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6.
Date Imposed
(YYYYMMDD)
Description
Job Term ination

Job Suspension
Duration :
I I Days
Leave Without Pay
Duration :
I I Days
Months
Months
Months
I
I
Years
Years
Years
Loss of Warrant
Amount:
Restitution (to th ird party Non-US Government)
Amount:

Duration:
Contract Suspension
Days
Amount :
Cost Adjustment
Bid Rejection
Amount:
Recoupm ent
7.
Chapter:
Date Imposed (YYYYMMDD) : Regulation :
Characterization:
NOTE: Proceed to Commander's Remarks (Block-10) if you chose Administrative Action .

8.
Date Adjudged
Sanction
(YYYYMMDD)
Fine
Amoun t:
Forfeiture
Amoun t:
Extra Duty
Days :
Restriction
Da ys:
Days:
Confinement
Effective Date:
Dishonorabl e Discharge
Effective Date:
Reduction in Grade
Duration :
Days
Months
Duration:
Days
Months
Years
I I ure
IFrom :
I To:
Probation
Duration :
Days
Months
Years
Special Assignment
Duration :
Days
Months
Years
Duration :
Days
Months
Years
I I Life
Death
Civil Recovery
Amount:
Civil Award
Amount :
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SUSPENDED SANCTIONS
9.
Yes
No
NOTE: If no sanctions were suspended, proceed to "Commander's Remarks" (Block-10) .

Suspended
Sanction

Date Suspended :
Fine

Forfeiture
Date Suspended :
Date Suspended :
Extra Duty

Date Suspended:
Restriction

Date Suspended :
Correctional
Custody

Date Suspended:
Confinement

Reduction in
Grade
Date Suspended:
Date Suspended :
Probation

Date Suspended :
Special
Assignment
Suspended Portion Tim e:

Date Suspended :
Total
Forfeiture

Date Suspended:
Civil Recovery

Date Suspended :
Civil Award

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Commander's Remarks
10.
UNK NOWN subjec1
USASCRC Number: 0906201 1-CID02343647-5H I A
Was a ONA sample collected from the offender?
Na
Sanction:
COMMANDING OFFICER
11.
(b )( 6)(b )(7)(C)
.---, Yes
No
Grade:
laves1fga1ive Operations Assis1ru11
AKO e-MnU Address:
Signature:
20131203
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CO MMANDER'S REPORT OF DISCIPLINARY OR A DMINISTRATIVE ACTION

For use of this form, see AR 19045; !he proponenl agency is lhe ONlce of the Provost Marshal General.
AUTHORITY:
T1tle 10 USC Secllon 301 ; Title 5 USC Section 2951; E.O. 9397 dated November 22, 1943.
PRIN CIPAL PURPOSE:
To provide commanders and law enforcement officials with means by which Information may be accurately identlfled.
ROUTINE USES:
Your Social Security Number is used as an addlllonal/alternate means of identification to facilitate filing an d relrieval.
DISCLOSURE:
Dtsclosure of your Social Security Number is voluntary.

CONTROL INFORMATION
1.
USACRC Number:
Thru:
OSJA, !8th Abn Corps
0906-201 1-CID023-43647-5H IA
AITN: SAUSA
.___ _ __..f"'o.,_rt_.,B"'ra,,,..,....N"""""_,2,,,,8.,,3""1O.___ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _- i MP Report Number:

To:
NIA
Director, US Anny Crime Records Center

uantioo VA 22 I 34
Referred By:
SubInstallation:
NC28307DC
ragg CCD Office
20131203
20140117
The first Lieutenant Colonel in the chain of command Is responsible and accountable for completing DA Form 4833 with support documentation (copies of
Article 15s, court-martial orders, reprimands, etc) for all USACIDC investigations. The unit and brigade commander or their equivalent will also receive a
copy of the DA Form 4833 for all USACIDC Investigations.
Company, troop, and battery level commanders are responsible and accountable for completing DA Form 4833 with supporting documentation in all cases
investigated by MPI, civilian detectives employed by the Department of the Army, and the PMO. Accurate and complete DA 4833 d isposition reports are
required to meet Installation, command, HODA, DOD, and federal statutory reporting requirements. The data is used to identify crime trends, establish
command programs In law enforcement and other activities. and to ensure that resources are made available to support commanders who must address
Issues of soldier and family member indiscipline.
In court-martial cases, a conviction of an offense at court-martial may be for a different, or lesser included offense. List the offense for which the individual
was convicted at court-martial In the remarks section. Provost Marshals must enter the "MP Report Number (Block-1) for all cases referred to
commanders. "Sub-Installation (Block-1) is used to enler report number from a civilian law enforcement agency police report. Other information on the
ciVilian law enforcement agency (e.g. civilian law enforcement agency address) may be entered in the remarks section.
2.
Last Name:
Cadency;
UNKNOWN
First Name:
Grade:
2390501-0906-2011-CID023-1
Middle Name:
SSN:
3.
Commander Decis ion Date:

No.
12/3/2013
Offense
Basis
Sexual
Harassment
Date
Action
Taken
Reason
Obstruction of Justice [5X5)
UCMJ
Article 134
2010020 1
Yes
M No D Yes [2] No
No Known Suspect
Accessory After The Fact [5X4]
UCMJ
Article 78
20100201
Yes
ca
Conspiracy [ SX I]
UCMJ
20100201
;=i Yes
Anicle 8 1
Yes
No
No Known Suspect
W D
No
Yes
~Z No
No Known Suspect
No
C Yes 0
D Yes 0
No
No
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3.
No.
Basis
Offense
Action
Taken
Sexual
Harassment
Date
No 0
Yes 0
Yes 0No
D Yes
Yes 0
D Yes
No 0
Reason
No
No
Yes Q
No
Yes 0
No
D Yes D No
D Yes
No
D Yes
D Yes
No
No
Yes 0
No
NOTE: For each offense marked NO for action taken, you must supply a reason.
If you selected "Yes" for any offense , continue to "Action Taken" (Block-4). If you selected "No" for ALL offenses, go directly to "Commander's
Remarks" (Block-10), sign, date, and return the form to the agent specified in "Referred By" (Biock-1).
ACTION TAKEN
4.
Administrative
Judicial
(see details below)

D Summarized
D
D Company Grade D
D Field Grade
D Principal Assistant
D Summary Court Martial

D Special Court Martial
D Civilian Criminal/Magistrate
GCMCA Imposed
5.
No.
NJP/Court-Martial/Clvllian Criminal Court Proceeding Outcome

Charged Offense
Plea
Finding Offense
Trial
Finding
PLEA: G=Guilty, C=No Contest, N=Not Guilty, D=Pre -Trial Diversion, TRIAL FINDING: DCV=Dismissed (Civil), DCR=Dismissed (Criminal),
P=Finding for Plaintiff, F=Finding for Respondent, G=Guilty, C=No Contest, N=Not Guilty, S=Settlement
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NJP/Court-Martlal/Clvillan Criminal Court Proceeding Outcome (Continued)
5.
Plea
Charged Offense
No.
Trlal
Finding
Finding Offense
PLEA: G=Guilty, C=No Contest, N=Not Guilty, D=Pre-Trial Diversion , TRIAL FINDING: DCV=Dismlssed (Civil), DCR=Dismissed (Criminal),
P=Finding for Plaintiff, F=Findlng for Respondent, G=Guilty, C=No Contest, N=Not Guilty, S=Settlement
6.
Non-Adverse:
Date Referred
(YYYYMMDD)
Agency
Date Responded
(YYYYMMDD)
Date Imposed
(YYYYMMDD)
Type of Action
Family Advocacy
Counseling/Concern
Drug/Alcohol Abuse
Reprimand
Special Referral
Censure
Equal Opportunity
Admonition
Oral
Written
OMPF
Local
r'.
Legal Office
Mental Health
Rel ief Agency
Adverse:
Date Imposed
(YYYYMMDD)
Description
Denial of Reenl istment or Continued Service
Delay of Promotion
Control Roster {downgrade of clearance, PRP reclassification)
Resignation
Retirement
IFrom :
I To:

Debarment
Duration :
I I Days
I I Months I
Years
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6.
Date Imposed
(YYYYMMDD)
Description
Job Termination
Job Suspension
Duration :
Leave Without Pay
Duration :
Months
I I Years
Days
Months
j Years
Days
Months
I
L
Days
Loss of Warrant
Amount:
Amount:

Duration:
Contract Suspension
Years
Cost Adjustment
Amount:
Bid Rejection
Amount:
Recoupment
7.

Chapter:
Date Imposed (YYYYMMDD) : Regulation:
Characterization :
NOTE: Proceed to Commander's Remarks (Block-10) if you chose Administrative Action .

8.
Date Adjudged
Sanction
(YYYYMMDD)
Fine
Amount:
Forfeiture
Amount:
Duration :
Days
Months
Duration :
Days
Months
Years
Probation
Duration :
Days
Months
Years
Special Assignment
Duration:
I Days
Months
Years
Duration :
Days
Months
Years
Extra Duty
Days:
Restriction
Days:
Days :
Confinement
Effective Date:
Effective Date:
Reduction in Grade
I I ufe
IFrom:
I To:
J
ufe
~.
Death
Civil Recovery
Amount :
Civil Award
Amount:
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SUSPENDED SANCTIONS
9.
Were Any Sanctions Suspended? 0
Yes
No
NOTE: If no sanctions were suspended, proceed to "Commander's Remarks" (Block-10) .

Suspended
Sanction

Date Suspended :
Fine

Forfeiture
Date Suspended:
Suspended portion Time:
Date Suspended :
Extra Duty

Date Suspended :
Restriction

Date Suspended :
Correctional
Custody

Date Suspended :
Confinement

Reduction in
Grade
Date Suspended :
Date Suspended:
Probation

Suspension Condition s:
Date Suspended :
Special
Assignment

Date Suspended :
Total
Forfeiture

Date Suspended :
Civil Recovery

Date Suspended :
Civil Award

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Commander's Reme rlls
10.
UNKNOWN subject
USASCRC Numbor: 0906-201 l .CID023 -43647-5H IA
Sanction:
11.
COMMANDING OFFICER
Was a DNA sample collected from the offender?
Na
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C)
Yes
[{] No
Grade:
lnves1iga1ivc Opcracions Assiscanc
AKO e-Mail Address:
Signature:

20131203
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For use of this form, see AR 190-45; the proponent agency Is the Office of the Provost Marshal General.
AUTHORITY:
Tille 10 USC Section 301; Title 5 USC Section 2951; E.0. 9397 dated November 22, 1943.
PRINCIPAL PURPOSE:
To provide commanders and law enforcement officials with means by which information may be accurately identified.
ROUTINE USES:
Your Social Security Number is used as an additional/alternate means of Identification to facilitate filing and retrieval.
DISCLOSURE:
Disclosure of your Socia l Security Number Is voluntary.

CONTROL INFORMATION
1.
USACRC Number:
Thru;
OSJA, 18th Abn Corps
0906-201 l-CJD023-43647-5HIA
AITN: SAUSA
_ _ _ __,.F..,o,,.rt..,B""ra.,.......N"'""'"_,2..8.,.3.._I0,,___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
-1
MP Report Number:
To:
NIA
Director, US Army Crime Records Center
Sub-Installation:

uantico VA 22134
NC28307DC
Referred By:
. 6 .(b)(7)(c) gg CID Office
20131203
Suspense Date (YYYYMMDD) ;
20140117
The first Lieutenant Colonel In the chain of command ls responsible and accountable for completing DA Form 4833 with support documentation (copies of
Article 15s, court-martial orders, reprimands, etc) for all USACIDC investigaUons. The unit and brigade commander or their equivalent will also receive e
copy of the DA Form 4833 for all USACIDC Investigations.
Company, troop, and battery level commanders are responsible and accountable for completing DA Form 4833 with supporting documentation In all cases
Investigated by MPI, civilian detectives employed by the Department of the Army, and the PMO. Accurate and complete DA 4833 disposition reports are
required to meet installation, command, HQDA, DOD, and federal statutory reporting requirements. The data is used to Identify crime trends, establish
command programs In law enforcement and other activities, and to ensure that resources are made available to support commanders who must address
issues or soldier and family member indiscipline.
In court-martial cases. a conviction of an offense at court-martial may be for a different, or lesser included offense. List the offense for which the individual
was convicted at court-martial in the remarks section. Provost Marshals must enter the "MP Report Number {Block-1) ror all cases referred to
commanders. "Sub-Installation (Block-1) is used to enter report numberfrom a civilian law enforcement agency police report. Other lnfOfmation on the
civillan law enforcement agency (e.g. civilian law enforcement agency address) may be entered in the remarks section.
2.
Last Name:
Cadency:
UNKNOWN
First Name:
Grade:
2390498-0906-20 I l CID023-I
Middle Name:
3.

No.
SSN:
12/312013
Offense
Basis
Sexual
Harassment
Dat e
Act.i on
Taken
Obstruction of Justice [ 5X5]
UCMJ
Article 134
20!00201
O Yes Q
Accessory Aller The Fact (5X4]
UCMJ
Article 78
20100201
Conspiracy [5XI]
UCMJ
20100201
==i Yes Q No 0
Article 8 1
0
Yes
Yes
ca
Reason
No
O Yes CZ] No
No Known Suspect
No
No
Yes
C2J No
No Known Suspect
Yes
L2} No
No Known Suspect
D Yes D No
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3.
No.
Basis
Offense
Sexual
Harassment
Date
Action
Taken
Reason
D No D Yes D No
Yes
Yes 0 No D
Yes
Yes D
Yes 0
No
No
Yes Q
No
No
Yes O
No
D Yes D No D Yes 0
No
No
Yes 0
No
D Yes
NOTE: For each offense marked NO for action taken, you must supply a reason .
If you selected "Yes" for any offense, continue to "Action Taken" (Block-4 ). If you selected "No" for ALL offenses, go directly to "Commander's
Remarks" (Block-1 0), sign, date, and return the form to the agent specified in "Referred By" (Block-1 ).
4.
ACTION TAKEN
Administrative
D Judicial

(see details below)
Adverse Personnel Act ions

Summarized
Company Grade
Field Grade
Principal Ass istant
D GCMCA Imposed
D
5.
No.
D
D
Summary Court Martial
Special Court Martial

Civilian Criminal/Magistrate
NJP/Court-Martial/Civllian Criminal Court Proceeding Outcome

Charged Offense
Plea
Finding Offense
Trial
Finding
PLEA: G=Guilty, C=No Contest, N=Not Guilty, D=Pre -Trial Diversion , TRIAL FINDING: DCV=Dismissed (Civil) , DCR=Dismissed (Criminal),
P=Findlng for Plaintiff, F=Finding for Respondent, G=Guilty, C=No Contest, N=Not Guilty, S=Settlem ent
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NJP/Court-Martial/Clvilian Criminal Court Proceeding Outcome (Continued)
5.
Plea
Charged Offense
No.
Trial
Finding
Finding Offense
PLEA: G=Gullty, C=No Contest, N=Not Guilty, D=Pre-Trial Diversion, TRIAL FINDING: DCV=Dismissed (Civil), DCR=Dismissed (Criminal),
P=Finding for Plaintiff, F=Findlng for Respondent, G=Guilty, C=No Contest, N=Not Guilty, S=Settlement
6.
Non-Adverse:
Agency
Date Referred
(YYYYMMDD)
Date Responded
(YYYYMMDD)
Date Imposed
(YYYYMMDD)
Type of Action
Family Advocacy
Counseling/Concern
Drug/Alcohol Abuse
Reprimand
Special Referral
Censure
Equal Opportunity
Admonition
Written
Local
OMPF
Oral
Legal Office
Mental Health
Relief Agency
'
Adverse:
Date Imposed
(YYYYMMDD)
Description
Denial of Reenlistment or Continued Service
Withhold ing of Promotion
Delay of Promotion
Control Roster (downgrade of cleara nce, PRP reclassification)
Resignation
Retirement
From:
To:

Debarment
Duration:
I I Days
I I Months
..
Years
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6.
Date Imposed
(YYYYMMDD)
Description
Job Termination
Job Suspension
Duration:
I I Days
Months
Leave Without Pay
Duration:
I I
Days
Months
I I Days
Months
I
I
Years
Years
Years
Loss of Warrant
Amount:
Amount :

Other (return to states, etc.)
Duration:
Contract Suspension
Amount:
Cost Adjustment
Bid Rejection
Amount:
Recoupment
7.
Date Imposed (YYYYMMDD) : Regulation :
Chapter:
Characterization:
NOTE: Proceed to Commander's Remarks (Block-10) if you chose Admin istrative Action .
8.
Date Adjudged
(YYYYMMDD)
Sanction
Fine
Amount:
Forfeiture
Amount:
Extra Duty
Days :
Restriction
Days:
Days:
Confinement
Effective Date:
Effective Date:
Reduction in Grade
Duration :
Days
Months
Duration:
Days
Months
Years
I I ufe
I From :
I To:
Probation
Duration :
Special Assignment
Duration :
Duration:
--
Days
Months
Years
Days
Months
Years
Days
Months
Years
I I ufe
Death
Civil Recovery
Amount :
Civil Award
Amount:
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SUSPENDED SANCTIONS
9.
D Yes
No
NOTE: If no sanctions were suspended . proceed to "Commander's Remarks" (Block-10).

Suspended
Sanction

Date Suspended :
Fine

Forfeiture
Date Suspended :
Date Suspended :
Extra Duty

Date Suspended :
Restriction

Date Suspended :
Correctional
Custody

Date Suspended :
Confinement

Reduction in
Grade
Date Suspended:
Date Suspended :
Probation

Date Suspended :
Special
Assignment

Date Suspended :
Total
Forfeiture

Date Suspended :
Civil Recovery

Date Suspended :
Civil Award

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Commander's Remarks
10.
UNKNOWN subject
USASCRC Numbor. 0906-201 l-CJD02.3-43647-5HI A
11 .
COMMA NDING OFFICER
Was a DNA sample collected lrom the offender?
Na
Sanction:
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C)
..--,
_J Yes
Grade:
Investigative Operations Assistant
AKO e-Mall Address :
Signature:
20131203
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FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

Law Enforcement Sensitive
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
U.S. ARMY CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION COMMAND
Fort Bragg CID Office
Building 8-1221 Randolph Street, Fort Bragg, NC 28310-8310
27 Nov 2013
MEMORANDUM FOR: SEE DISTRIBUTION
SUBJECT: CID REPORT OF INVESTIGATION - FlNAL/SSI - 0906-201 l -CID023-43647 5H1A I 5X5 / 5X4 I 5Xl I 5Y2BO / 9J
DATESITIMES/LOCATIONS OF OCCURRENCES:
1. 01FEB2010, 0001 - 28 FEB 2010, 2359; IN VICINITY OF FORWARD
OPERATING BASE MCQUEARY, MARJAH, AFGHANISTAN
2. 03 NOV 2012, 0900 -04 NOV 2013, 2359; VARIOUS LOCATIONS,
STUTTGART, AE 09154
DATEfrIME REPORTED: 03 OCT 2011, 1419

INVESTIGATED BY:
SA
SA
SA
SA
SA
SA
SUBJECT:
l. GOLSTEYN, MATHEW LEE; CPT; (XXX-~11rOB); (POB); MALE;
WHITE; B COMPANY, 2ND BATTALION, 3RD SPE
CES GROUP, FORT
BRAGG, NC 28307; SP; (MURDER], [CONSPIRACY)
2. UNKNOWN-2390494-0906-2011-CID023-I ; MALE; [MURDER],
[CONSPIRACY] (NFI)
3. UNKNOWN-2390501 -0906-2011-ClD023-l ; MALE; [OBSTRUCTION OF
JUSTICE], [ACCESSORY AITER THE FACT], [CONSPIRACY] (NFI)
4. UNKNOWN-2390498-0906-20l 1-CID023-I ; MALE; [OBSTRUCTION OF
JUSTICE], [ACCESSORY AFTER THE FACT], [CONSPIRACY] (NFI)
1
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5. (b l
(b ) (6 ). (b ) (7 )( C J
(6 ). (b l (7 )( C )
MSG;
(DOB); (POB); MALE;
WI-UTE; SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMAND AFRJCA, KELLY BARRACKS, ~\ilED
FORCES AFRICA, CANADA, EUROPE & MIDDLE EAST 0913 1; DJ ; [OBSTRUCTION
OF JUSTrCE], [FAJL TO OBEY GENERAL ORDERl
VICTIM:
1. UNKNOWN-2355967-0906-20l l-CID023-r (DECEASED); (POB); MALE; AF;
(MURDER] (NFr)
2 . U.S. GOVERNMENT; [OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE], fF/\ 11.. TO OBEY
GENERAL ORDER), [ACCESSORY AFTER THE FACT], [CONSPI RACY]
INVESTIGATIVE SUMMARY:
On 3 Oct 11, this office received a Request for Jnvestigation (Tab #1, Raw Data File 0074- 1 l -
CIDOOI) from Headquarters, US Army Criminal Investigation Command, Quantico, VA, 22134,
which identified CPT GOLSTEYN committed War Crimes when be shot an unknown Afghani
male detainee in Afghanistan in Feb I 0.
Investigation detennined CPT GOLSTEYN colllJTlitted the offenses of Murder and Conspiracy,
when he conspired with an unknown service member of his Operation Detachment Alpha (ODA)
3 I2 1 team to murder an unknown Afghani male detainee believed to be responsible for
Improvised Explosive Devices (lED) located in their Area of Operation (/\0) in the vicinity of
l -'
Investigation further determined CPT GOLSTEYN and two unknown service members of his
ODA 3121 team conspired to exhume, transport, and bum the remains after the fact
CP~ Office of the Staff Judge Advocal~ (SJA), US Anny Special Forces
Command (USASFC), Fort Bragg, NC 28310, concurred probable cause existed to believe CPT
GOLSTEYN committed the offenses of Murder and Conspiracy, when he conspired with
unknown service members of his ODA 3121 team and knowingly assassinated an unknown
Afghani male detainee, buried him in a shallow grave, and later rerumed to burn the remains.
2
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T'"::--n1i~,~.~;c~ ~~::::~;> :'. ,r'\R 25-~5)
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~SJA, USASFC, concurred probable cause existed to believe MSG

~he offenses offailure to Obey a Lawfu l Order and Obstruction of Justice
when he fa iled for one year to comply with the written Letter of lmmunity issued by an
appropriate GCMCA.
STATUTES:
Article 11 8; UCMJ: Murder

Articl.e 81 ; UCMJ: Conspiracy
Article 134; UCMJ: Obstructing Justice
Article 78; UCMJ: Accessory After the Fact
Article 92; UCMJ : Failure to Obey a Lawful Order
EXHJBITS:
ATIACIJF,D:
I. Agent's Investigation Report (AIR) of SA-
20 Oct l l .
2. Officer Record Brief of CPT GOLST EVN, 5 Oct 11 .
3. Officer Evaluation RcportofCPT GOLSTEYN, I Sep 10.

4. AJR of SA
(b)(hl (ll) ( /)(C)
21Nov 11.
5. Recommendation for Award for CPT GOLSTEYN, 8 Apr 11.

6. Narrative for Silver Star Award for CPT GOLSTEYN.
7. Silver Star Award for CPT GOLSTEYN. 3 Mar LI.

8. [8-1 through 8-21 Casualty Status Report for SGT MCQUEARY and LCPL JOHNSON, 18
Feb IO.
9. Area Orientation Maps and Operational Break.down. (USACIDC Addresses Only)
(b) (6), (b) (7)(C)
10. AIR of SA
21Nov11 .
3
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; ~1 .11lr.a!ior. (Cl,:; P :3,f\R 25-5"
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FOR OFFJC IAL USE ONLY

11. A I R of SA (h )( 6 )( h )( 7 )( ( . )1 Dec 11.
12. Non-Rights Waiver Certificate of CPT GOLSTEYN, 29 Nov 11.
J3. DVD containing interview of CPT GOLSTEYN, 29 Nov 11 .

9 ~ov 11.
14. Rights Waiver and Sworn Statement of SF
W29 Nov J 1.
21 1
'
15. Hand-Drawn Sketch by SFc 'M
16. Rights Waiver and Swem StalementofSS~29 Nov 11.
20. Naval Criminal Investigation Service (NCIS) Agent Report of c rr'lflblflntervicw,

4 Dec l l.
21 . DVD containing interviews of GyS~nd SGT (h)(6)(h)(7)(( ' ) terview", R nee

I I.
22. Hand-Drawn Sketch by GysEW Dec 11 .

23 . Hand-Drawn Sketch by SGTIIQR-18 Dec 11.
''"*'
24. [24-1 through 24-2] Hand-Drawn Sketch by GySg- 8 Dec 11 .
27. DVD containing SGT th
I f (1 II
H - I( (
nten.iew, 8 Dec 11.
28. Hand-Ornwn Sketch by SGT I b II (>II b II 29. AIR of SA
Ii
CI
8Decll.
''fl"!f'sDec 11 .
30. Rights Waiver ofMSG'MP'!i'* Dec 11.
4
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32. Sworn Statement of H.~9 Nov I J.
1f!l' 13 Dec 11.
371 1
'
33. AIR of SA
34.AIRorsW
sDec 11.
36. Sworn Statement of SFC (b )( 6 )(b )(7)(C) 14 Dec 1 l.

37. Photograph depicting image ofCPT GOLSTEYN's intcrpreter38. AIR of SA'WwllW)7 Dec 11.
39. AlR of SAp!m!IWIW9 Dec 11.

40. NCIS Agent Report of c nf'8IP'IWnterview, 4 Dec l] .
41 . DVD containing NCIS interview of cprlm@'9la4Dec 11.
42. AIR of SA (b )( 6 )( b )( 7 )( (') 20 Jan 12.
43 . AIR of SAM!@llfffWp Dec 11.
44. NClS Agent Report of SGT~terview, 20 Dec 11 .
4 5. NCIS Agent Report of sorpmmpWnterview, 29 Dec 11.
46. NCIS Agent Report ofMr. ~terview, 22 Dec 11.
47. AIRofSA~ 7 Jan
t 2.
48. AIR of SA (h H<) Hb H7 )( C) 29 Feb 12.

49. AIR of SA ( b )( 6 )( b )( 7 )(
c ),. 6 Mar 12.
f"11 4 Feb 12.
50. AIR of SA11
51. Sworn Statement ofMAJ-
14 Feb 12.
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:(~r n:~:1~tion ~::.~~:~p :.!, /,, , ;;:>-!">5).
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52. AIR of SA (b )( 6 )( b )(7 )( ( . ) 16Aprl 2.

53. AIR of sA@@iDtiQh 0 May 12.
54. AIRofSA@l@@ld31May12.
55. AJRofS~ OMay 12 .

56. Sworn Statement of
Mr!P'ft11 9 May 12.
57. /\TR ofsA\MWIWilf9 12Jun 12.

58 . A lR ofSAM!,IP'll! Jun 12.
59. AlR of S~28 Nov 11.

GO. AJR ofSAW
3 Dec 11 .
61. Photographic Packet (Bum Pit).

62. CD containing all original images associated with Exhibit 61. (SJA, CDR, USACRC, and
File Copy Only)

63. AlR ofsA' " ! ' " " 's Feb 12.
64. AlR ofS~ I May
12.
65. AIR of SA ( b )( 6 )( b )( -; )( ( . ). Jul 12.
66. AIR of SA-
6 Jun 12.
67. AIR of S.AMMMIhoJul 12.
68. AIR of
s4tll@a@b3Aug 12.
69. Hand-Drawn Sketch
by llM31' 1 "lflf'oB MCQUEARY), 23 Aug 12.
70. DVD containing interview of H.~3 Aug 12.
71. AIR ofsW ' P ' I P Sep 12.
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72. DVD containing interview of CPL (b )(6)(b)(7)(C) Audio Only), 2 Sep 12.
(b )( 6)(b)(7)(C)
76. AIR of S A - 2 6 Sep 12.

77. Sworn Statement ofSFC (b )( 6)(b )(7)(C) 6 Sep 12.
78. AIR of SA
(b )( 6)(b)(7)(C),,
6 Nov 12.
79. GCMCA Letter oflmmunity signed and acknowledged by MS~6 Nov 12.
80. AIR of SA (b )( 6)(b )(7)( C)~ l Dec 12.
81. AIRofSAWmIW2Feb13.
82. Unsigned GCMCA Letter oflrn.munity of SSG (b )(6)(b)(7)(C)

83. AIR of SA (b )( 6)(b )(7)(C)~ Mar 13.
84.
85. AIRofSA (b )( 6)(b )(7)( C) 29 Apr 13.
88. AIR of SA (b )( 6)(b)(7)(C)29 Jul 13.

89. AIR of
s4WJW1W1 Aug 13.
90. AIR of SA (b )( 6)(b)(7)( C) ~ 8 Oct 13.

91. AIR ofs.J1PH1s Nov 13.
92. Verizon Cell Phone Records ofCPT GOLSTEYN.

PtOIRC!ive marki!'lg
is exci.i'rled.from autoincltiC'
T?!~~ l::~~:0n (_.::: : ~ ..) J . A}\ 25-55)
..
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93. \.JSASFC SJA Legal Opinion Memorandum, I 2 ~ov 13.

94. Criminal History Record Information AIR ofCPT GOLST.EYN, I I Nov I I. (Action CDR,
Trial Counsel, USACRC, and File Copies Only)
95. Criminal I Ii story Record Information AIR of MSc WJ l Nov 11 . (Action CDR,
Trial Counsel, USACRC, and file Copies Only)
96. Criminal History Record Jnfonnation AlR of SSG
Trial Counsel, USACRC, and File Copies Only)
11 Nov 1l . (Action CDR,
97. Account Disclosure Record, CIDR I 18-E-R (USACIDC and Fi le Copies Only)
NOT ATTACI LED: None.
The originals of Exhibits 1,4, 10-19,21-36, 38, 39, 42, 43, 47-73, 75-78, 80, 81. 83, 85, 86, 88-9 l
and 94-97 are anached to the USACRC copy of this report. The originals of Exhibits 2, 3, and 57 are retained in the files of Hwnan Resources Command, 1600 Spearhead Division Avenue, f ort
Knox, KY 40122. The originals of Exhibir 8 are retained in the f ues of the Armed f orces
institute of Pathology, 14th Street and Alaska Avenue Northwest, Building 54, Washington. D.C.
20306. The originals of Exhibit 9 are retained in the files of the 3rd Special Forces Group,
Yadkin Road and Desert Storm Drive, Fort Bragg, ~C 283 10. The originals of exhibits 20, 40,
4 I , and 44-46 arc retained in the files of the Naval Criminal Investigative Services (NCIS)
Southwest Field Office, 800 Seal Beach Boulevar Seal Beach, CA 90740. The original of
Exhibit 37 is retained in the records of SF
lst Battalion, 3rd Special Forces
Group, fort Bragg, NC 28310. The origina so x 1 tt 1s retained in lhe files of the Plano
Police Department, 909 14th Street, Plano, TX 75074. The originals of Exhibits 79, 82, and 93
are retained in the files of the United States Anny Special Forces Corrunand, Office of the Staff
Judge A lvocat
2 0. The ori inals of Exhibits 84 and 87 arc retained in the
files o
The originals of Exhibit 92 are
retained in the files of tbe Subpoena Compliance Tcnm, Verizon Wireless, Parsippany, NJ.
STATUS: This is a f inal Report. Commander's Report of Disciplinary or Administrative Actfon

(DA Form 4833) is pending.
CID reports of investigation may be subject to a Quality Assurance Review by CID higher
headquarters.
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. 101 ,1-.ina!ion (Ch~rp 3, AR 25-55)
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Report Approved By:
I
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Special Agent in Charge

DISTRIBUTION:
DIR, USACRC, QUANTJCO, VA 22134//CICR-ZA//
CDR, 3D MP GROUP (ATTN: OPERATIONS), HUNTER AAF, GA 31409
CDR, lOTH MJL!TARY POLICE BAITALION (ATTN: OPERATIONS), FORT BRAGG, NC
283 10
CDR, 16TH MILlT/\RY POU CE BRIGADE, FORT BRAGG, NC 283 10 (EMATL ONLY)
CDR, US ARMYG/\RRJSON,BLDG 1-1326,FORTBRAGG N 283 10(EMATLONLY)
CID CRJMINAL fNTELLl~~TER (MR
~~ FORTB
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PM, PROVOST MARSHAL'S OFFICE, (ATIN (ijJI_ _
BRAGG, NC 28310 ( " !

ii l)I (, II b II PM, PMO (ATIN: M
II ( I
BLDG 2-5634, FORT
FORT BRAGG, NC 28310 (EMAI L ONLY)
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Law Enforcement Sen~itive
AGENT'S INVESTIGAT ION REPORT
ROI NUMBER
0906-11 -CID023-43647
CID Regulation 195- 1
Content.s CADDO! be n~leased outside law enforcement or Dept of the Army
channels without che a roval of tile Commander, USAClDC
PAGE 1 OF 3 PAGE(S)
DETAILS
BAS IS FOR INVESTIGATION: About L419, 3 Oct 11, this office was notified via a RFI (RDF 0074-11IDOOI), where it was reported CPT Mathew GOLSTEYN, 3rd Special Forces Group, Fort Bragg, NC 28310
(FBNC), allegedly committed war crimes when he shot an unarmed combatant.
. hSA" (b )( 6)(b )(7)( C) U.

.1
A .bout 1?45
_ , 140ct 11 , SP.tpldlWMW:oord.mated w1t
rute dS tates Arm y Specia
erations Command (USASOC), Criminal Investigation Divi sion (CID) Liaison Officer (LNO), FBNC, who
rovided a copy of CPT GOLSTEYN' s Officer Record Brief (ORB) and Officer Evaluation Reports (OER).
,PT OOLSTEYN's ORB revealed he is enlisted in the military indefinitely and h e was assigned to B Company,
l st Battalion, 3rd Special Forces Group, FBNC, in Feb 10.
PT GOLSTEYN did not provide

any eta s tow iy e Lelt this way. CPT GOLSTEYN related h e did a questionable act while deployed to
fgbarustan in Feb I0, but was not outside the scope o f b.is duties. CPT GOLSTEYN related during a fire fight
in a village (NFI), known for Taliban activity, a Remote Controlled Improvised Explosive Device (RCIED),
etonated and killed two of his Marines while it injured another, CPT GOLSTEYN related be and his units
egan to clear homes in the village, and push the Taliban from their respective fighting positions. CPT
GOLSTEYN related in one of the homes they found the components on the RCIED, CPT GOLSTEYN related
TYPEO AGENTs NAME ANO SEQUENCE NUMBER
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FORT BRAGG. NC 28310
DATE
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20 Oct 11
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ROI NUMBER
0906- l l -CID023-43647
CJD Regulation 195-1
Contents cannoc l>e released outside Jaw enforcement or Dept of rhe Army
cbanntts without the a .-o~al of the C ommaJtder USACIDC
PAGE 3 OF 3 PAGE(S)
DETAILS
AGENT'S COMMENT: The only book Francis J. "Bing" WEST wrote since Feb 10 was "The Wrong War:
Grit, Strategy and the Way out of At11anistan.///LAST ENTRY///
TYPED AGENT'S NAME AND SEQUENCE NUMBER
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C). (b) ("'.')(El
1b>16)(bl1 - >1C I
ORGANIZATION
FORT BRAGG CID OFFICE
FORT BR.A.GO NC 28310

DATE
EXHIBIT
20 Oct 11

Law .E nforcement Sensitive
000036
Exhibit(s) 2 and 3
Page(s) 000037 thru 000039 referred to:
Department of the Army
U.S. Army Human Resources Command
ATTN: AHRC - FOIA
1600 Spearhead Division Avenue Dept 103
Fort Knox, KY 40122-5100

LAW ENFORCEMENT SENSITIVE
0906-l 1-CID023-43647
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DETAILS:
About t 145, 10 Nov 11, this office received documentation for CPT GOLSTEYN, too include,
Recommendation for Award, narrative, and copy of Silver Star Award for CPT GOLSTEYN.
AGENT'S COMMENTS: During an administrative review of docmnentation it .CPT
GOLSTEYN waa;rt of ODA 3121 and the recommendation was given by SSG
edical Sergeant, ODA 3 121, Special Operations Task Force
out , APO
AE 09380.
[MDOiiil
s4--~loordinated
s1
About 1215, 10 Nov 11,

with S
t Fort Bragg CID Office
6
to discuss investigation.
rovided S
ocumentation detailing
Significant Activities (SIGACTS) and Situational Reports (SITREP) pertaining to the mission where
the two Marines were killed and three Marines were identified as wounded. All the documentation
received by this office is marked "Secret" and \\>ill be retained in the safe of the Fort Bragg CID Office
SAC.
About 0750, 15 Nov 11, this o~ Status Report ofLCPL JOHNSON and SGT
MCQUEARY from Dr. (LTC
} i r e c t o r of Operations, Armed Forces Medical
Examiner (AFME), 1413 Research Boulevard, Building 102, Rockville, MD, 20850. The report
identified LCPL JOHNSON and SGT MCQUEARY were killed as a result of an IED during
dismounted patrol about 1545 (L Time), 18 Feb 10.
AGENT'S COMMENTS: The Casualty Status Report provided further identifying information for
LCPL JOHNSON and SGT MCQUEARY, wherein they were assigned to the 2nd Combat Engineer
Battalion (CEB), Route Clearance Platoon 3 (RCP3), Marine Expeditionary Brigade Afghanistan
(MEB-A), 2nd Marine Division (2d Mar Div), Camp Lejeune, NC.
About 0945, 15 Nov 11, SA (b )( 6)(b )(7)(C) oordinated with Ms.
State Department, who relate I
YN is ~onsor an
United States and the sponsor must be a relative. Ms-dvised SA
the US Embassy in Afghanistan to obtain further information.
I
Fl), Visa Analyst, US

ani National to the
o contact
About 1030, 16 Nov 11, s41fJIMillaoordinated with SAflb.,p LNO, who provided
this office the Enlisted Record Briefs (ERB) and Non-Conunissioneicer valuation Report
(NCOER) of seven (7) members of ODA-3121 who supported Operation Moshtarak in Afghanistan:
TYPED AGENT'S NAME AN D SEQUENCE NUMBER
ORGANIZATION
SA (b)(6)(b)(7)(C),
Fort Bragg CID Office, 8-1221 Randolph Street

Fort Bragg, NC 28310-8310
SIGNATU
CID F
(b) (7)(E)
(b )(6)(b )(7)( C)
DATE
21 Nov 11
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DETAILS:
*SS
(b )( 6)(b )(7)( C) XXX-X
+SF
*SS
*SF
Ist BN, 3rd SFG, FBNC
XX-X
XXXXX-X
st BN, 3rd SFG, FBNC
lst BN, 3rd SFG, FBNC

t BN, 3rd SFG, FBNC
Additionally, S- rovided this office the DD Form 214 (Certifi cate of Release or Discharge
from Active Duty an
R's of the following ODA-312 l members who are now End Time of
Service (ETS):
* SSG (b)( 6)(b )(7)( C)

C harlotte NC 28202
* SSG (b )( 6)(b)(7)(C)
NC28
* SFC
( b )I 6 )I b )( - I( C )
XXX-~y Reserve, 517North Graham Street, Unit lC,
XXX-~1y Reserve, 15 Elk Ridge Lane, Southern Pines,

-~, (Home of Record: (b )( 6 )(b )(7)(C)
(No DEIDS found on SF
In addition, SA
rovided the following information:
* Area orientation graphic map of Afghanistan and locations of Marjeh District in Helmand Province
and Tarin Kowt District in Umzgan Province.
* ODA-3 121 consisted of nine (9) SF Soldiers, 55 Marines, 8 Army Attachments, and 300 Afghan
Soldiers working in the Battle Space.
* Graphic illustrations of battle CPI GOLSTEYN fought in where he received the Silver Star and a
photograph of the individuals who fought with ODA-3121.
. fiNIUJliSfliifNit
S~ptpp11nd
1
((iifidllMiili8ioordmat.ed
SIPR
with
SA IBQl!(l?'IAIIhlr
lll
SAL
to correspond together via
11
Kandahar CID Office, KAF.
About 1330, 16Nov 11, SA- l t J I @oordinated with Mrm'PIHManpowerlndividual

Augmentees, Marine Command, Quantico, VA, who advised this clt'1ce contad'Uie Marine Force
Augmentation Office and 2nd CEB at Camp Lejeune, NC, for specific information of Marines attached
to the ODA -3121 element.
Clillidi~W$ Nov
11, s 4IlfJIJllpfeceived satellite imagery from SSGPl2'11

- ---~ar fight.er Support rnrectory, Fort Belvo.ir, VA 22060 (FBV A), which depicted the
three grid coordinates identified on the SIGACT for the reported Small Arms Fire (SAF) and IED
TYPED AGENT S NAME AND SEQUENCE NUMBER
ORGANIZATION
s (b)(6)(b)(7)(C). (b) (7)(E)

(b )( 6)(b )(7)(C)
' .
DATE
21 Nov 11
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attacks. The imagery map was vague and contained no investigative support for identifying location
purposes.
About 0815, 21Nov 11, this office received emai l from SAlmlimcAF, wherein he identified all
individuals transported in CASEYAC on 18 Feb l 0. The i~;s ~e unspecified as of yet, but
the individuals below were in lhe transport:
th E
.
" 'upporl BN, Camp Lejeune, NC 27007
X-X '
nd CEB, Camp Lejeune, NC 2701 2
XX-X
ndividual Mobilization Augmentee, New
Mr.99''""11
About 1110, 21Nov11,

CIC, this office, provided the Regional Organized Crime
Information Center (ROCIC) checks of the SF members ofODA-3121 , wherein no derogatory
information was found.
About 1600, 21 Nov 11, this office received the Final Infomrntion Report, Case# 0223- l l-CID369,
from the Bagram CID Otlicc, Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan, APO AE 09354, wherein nothing of
evidentiary value was obtained.II/Last Entry///
TYPED AGENTS NAME ANO SEQUENCE NUMBER
ORGANIZATION
s (b)(6)(b)(7)(C). (b) (7)(E)

s ~(b
)( 6)(b )(7)( C)
CID Form 94
DATE
___________
21 Nov 11
,_
E7l_XHIIT
___________________,________________________________

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Exhibit(s) 5 thru 7
Department of the Army
U.S. Army Human Resources Command
ATTN: AHRC - FOIA
1600 Spearhead Division Avenue Dept 103
Fort Knox, KY 40122-5100
Exhibit(s) 8
U.S. Army Medical Department
Freedom of Information/Privacy Act Office
ATTN: MCFP
2050 Worth Road, Suite 21
Fort Sam Houston, TX 78234-6021
000053
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DETAILS:
BASIS FOR INVESTIGATION: About 1106, 22 Oct 11, this office received a Request for Assistance (RFA)
from Fort Bragg C ID Office, l01h Military Police Battalion (CID) (ABN), 8-1221 Randolph Street, Fort Bragg,
North Carolina 283 10-5001 to coordinate with the Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force (CJSOTF),
Bagram Airfield APO AE 09354, (BAF) to obtain Situation Reports (SITREPS) and Significant Activities
SIGACTS) pertaining to the case 0906- l l-CID023-43647.
SAM'"l9"
a1td
f;i j
19 f.nd SAbout l 340 27 Oct 11 ,

this office, coordinated with MAJ
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C)
SJA, CJSOTF, NFI,.
the SITREPS, SJGACTS and documents pertaining to th
1
eath of two United States Marines. MAJ '
lated that the time frame of the requested SITREPS and
SIGACTS were to large and reports not within the investigative purview of CID would not be disclosed. Since
need to know, the other information of the SITREPS and SlGACTS would not be released. MAJ
tated that unless more information was disclosed, it would be unlikely any of the reports would be
release .
8, 28 Oct 11, SA'!!WWoordinated with s4iJIOJiljD1~11d SA!fdfiffi!!!
Fort Bragg Office, Fort Bragg, NC, that a meeting with MA

' ( Kas conductef ln
ormanoo would be needed to complete their RFA.
a~ditional
SAYffl'
bout 1130, 29 Oct 11,

' Roordinated with SF~o receive a Memorandum in reference
for the RFA to obtain specific dates during the month of February 2010. (See Memorandum)
1
About 1144, 3 1 Ocl 11, S

ontacted via telephone MAJliWiilllvhich she stated the request was
sent to her higher command, COL
JJSOT F, NFI~ra- CJSOTF,
N FI, for further approval to release ormatlon state in the memorandum. MA~lso _st~tes during the
month of Feb. 2010, that no U nited States Marines operated out of the Helmand Provmce area during that time
frame and there
only one United States Marine that was a casualty but that
at the end of the month and
not within the date requested.
was
was
M " ll'
S.
About 2030, 8 Nov 11 , SA:oorctinated
with
SIPR. The information was sent via S!PR to SA._illllillllliillll..,._.
ely to
SAMfPW"
o send infom1ation requested through

Fort Bragg Office, Fort Bragg, NC, to
sAM'"I@'''
1
About 1700, 11 Nov 11,
:oorctinated with LCDR (h)(6)(b)(7)(C) -. IA, United States Navy,
CFSOCC-A, for request ofSTTREPS and SIGACTS.
s.AM!ffl?'" '., as
bout 1858, 21 Nov 11 ,

notified by SA (b)(6)(b)(7)(C) ria email to close the RF A that was
requested from the Fort Bragg CID OfEce. ///LAST ENTRY
ORGANIZATION:
TYPED AGENrS NAMEi AND SEQUENCE NUMBER:
SA (b)(6)(b)(7)(C). (b) (7)(E)

SJGNA
Bagran1 CID Office

Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan APO AE 09354
DATE:
EX HIBIT:
2 1 Nov 11
CIDFORM 94
\0

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DETAILS:
SAWJIII@iQkas
About 1635, 22 Nov 11.

contacted by SA
CIS,
ho advised he would be conducting interview of
tated he would utilize his resources to ensure MAJ

vised SA
eep this office notified of developments. SA
o conduct the interview upon notification by this office to do so after lbe subject
interview of CPT GOLSTEYN.
AGENT'S COMMENTS: SAB ! M kovided bis case number # 22NOV11-MWM1\tf-01087HMA.
3 Nov 11, S
- ordinated with
CW2~SG~
all assigned to B Company,~gre (BOE) S-2 Annex, 3rd
and SSG
Team (
, w o con ucted imagery analysi s and identified three SIGACT locations
FOB
MCQUEARY.
Additionally,
they provided the 2nd Marine Expeditionary Brigade (MEB)
and
SITREP from Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan, which depicts unit movements and SIGACTS.
About 1015, 28Novl1, SA[m@IWLnd SAinclude:

Group Commander- COL
Outgoing XO- LTC
Incoming XO- LTC
1-5888
GroupCSMCELLULAR)
SJA-
conducted briefing to SF CMD, too
* (910) 432-6202 (OFFICE) * Email:
CELLULAR)* Email
AGENT'S COMMENTS: CS.l\lfffl'Pelated some f
leave and may not be in the immediate area. CSr ' ' '
interview on 29 Nov 11 and woald contact SA
ahqb.soc.mi l
soldiers were currently deployed or on

ould identify the soldiers available for
ith the appropriate information.
LT~~~T GOLST~YN was in the area and would be at the CID Office at 0830,
29 Nov
, w1
1-
J"..Tf I) as his escort.
TYPED AGENTS NAME AND SEQUENCE NUMBER
ORGANIZATION
Fort Bragg CID.Office, 8-1221 Randolph Street

Fort Bragg, NC 2831 0-8310
. (b )( 6)(b )(7)(C), (b) (7)(E)
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DATE
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EXHIBIT
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'
About 0902, 29 Nov 11, SA (b)(6)(b)(7)(C): dvised MAJ GOLSTEYN ofhis legal rights, wherein he
invoked and ~u~'ted legal couns1 m M MEYN ' Won a DD Form 2708 ~eceipt for
Inmate or Detamed Person) to MA
X:XXCompany, 2nd Battalion, 3rd
Special Forces Group. AGENT'S COMMENTS: While obtaining biographical information from MAJ GOLSTEYN, he
smiled and stated "I want to go ahead and invok~ my rights and get a lawyer.'' The interview was
recorded witb audio and video and added to a compact disc (CD).
SFc'P'!'h'd
s omce, advised
1fhis rights, who
d any knowledge concerning lhe death of a
roduced a rough sketch depicting the location of
captured enemy combatant. Further, SF
FOB THUNDERDOME, Afghanistan. (See Waiver Certificate, Statement, and Sketch for details)
About 101 l. 29 Nov 11 ,
sPLmmdlthis office, advised ssatQJIMMllll
XXX-~/3 Special Forces Group, FBNC, of his rights, who waived and provided a written
statement detailing his knowledge of the firefiit which occurred in Feb 10 where two or three Marines
attached to ms unit were killed. ssoftP!l!"V:-i'tated he interviewed a suspected builder or
Improvised Explosive Devices (JED's) sometime after the firefight but stated he was unable to obtain
any information because the individual refused to speak to him. SSG
tatcd he was
of FOB
instructed to release the suspected IED builder and stated he walked him to
MCQUEARY and instructed him to walk away and not to come back. SSG
tated he did
not see the IED builder after he was released. (See W aiver Certificate and Sworn Statement for details)
AGENTS COMMENT: During the interview SSG'Plmllh!Whovided a sketch of the firefight and
FOB MCQUEARY which were added to the notes section ofthis case file.
About 1140, 29Nov 11, SA (b )(6)(b )(7)(C): dvised SF
-~pecial
Warfare Education Group (SWEG), FBNC, of his legal rights which he waived and related he joined
the ODA-3121 team in the beginning of March 2010. SFC
tated he was working a detail in.
Kabul and joined the team at Thunderdump Base Camp, where he was taske<l to maintain security
TYPED AGENT S NAME ANO SEQUENCE NUMBER
ORGANIZATION
s .(b)(6)(b)(7)(C), (b) (7)(E)

(b )( 6)(b )(7)( C)
I
DATE
1 Dec 11
EXHIBIT
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1 11
aspects with the M arine elements. SFc9
! statcd he was not trusted with information within
the team, because he was previously a soldier wiU1ill the Military Police and due to his religious beliefs.
AGENT'S COMMENTS: SFC
rovided a hand-drawn sketch ofThunderdome Base Camp
(FOB MCQUE.L\RY), wherein he depicted Thunderdome as a building utilized for the ODA
headquarters and a burn pit located on the FOB.
Jal
About I 000, 30 Nov 11, this office received email from the Schofield Barracks CfO Office, Schofield
Barracks, Hf 96857, whicb contained copies of the
Information Report, CID Case #0460- 11-108,
1 111rm 1 h S h fi ld B
.
C.ID ~n
F
y t e 'c o ie
arrac k s C JD Offi ce, w.h erem
d Sworn Statement o f Po 2
P02tated he was injured during an unrelated JED atta~ ~tl{l.arjeh District and wa"
0
transported via CASEY AC to Camp Bastion, Afghanistan. P02
urther related he had never
met or worked with members of the ODA-3121 team arid had no knowledge of incidents reported
within this investigation. (See Sworn Statement for detaHs)
fl
Qf
About 1400, 30 Nov 11 , SA (b)(6)(b)(7)(C ) nterviewed 1v

oint Special
Operations Command (JSOC), FBNC, wherein he related he drafted ~GOLSTEYN's
~rl (id~st 2010, b. "~Support
Form provided by MAJ
I
FI). MAJ
0
tated MAJ
as the overall CDR for MAJ GOLSTEYN's ODA team and two
other teams in Helmand Province. MAJ[MIIQim1rther related he had no knowledge of negligent
or criminal activity conducted by ODA-3121, but advised MAJ GOLSTEYN was Type-A personality
and could be very aggressive at times.
IJ J
Mr l!r1rx-~l*
a~
roary
filfilie
ontacted
ho was the journ4s
to ODA;
20 10 in Marjeh District and wrote a book des
he incidents which occurred during the
hat as a journalist with First Amendment
specified timeframe. MfJn""~dvised SA
Rights, he would not speak to law enforcement unless be received a subpoena. Mr~rther
stated "I loved those guys" and bad never seen inappropriate actions by anyone wh~g with the
team and would testify as defense if a trial occurred.
///Last Entry///
ORGANIZATION
s (b)(6)(b)(7)(C). (b) (7)(E)

(b )( 6)(b )(7)( C) ----------~~~:_~!________________________________l_\________
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DA TE

EXHIBIT
000064
U906-12-CID023-4J647
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY I LAW ENFORCEMENT :St:NSITIVE
RIGHTS WARNING PROCEDURE/WAIVER CERTIFICATE
For we of tllis form, see AR 190-30; 1he proponent agency is OOCSOPS
DATA REQUIRED BY THE PRIVACY ACT

AUTH ORITY:
PRINCIPAL PURPOSE:
ROUTINE USES:
DISCLOSURE:
Title 10, United States Code, Section 3012(g}

To provide commanders and law enforcement officials with means by whlctt information may be accurately identified.
Your Social Security Number is used as an addltlonaVaJtemate means of identification to facilitate filing and retrieval.
1. LOCATION
2. DATE
29Nov
CID Office
4. FILE NO
0 06-ll-CID023-43647
AIVER/NON-WAIVER CERTIFICATE
The Investigator whose name appears below told me l:tlal he/51:1e Is with the United Stales Army Criminal Inyestigajjon Command (CID) a.<i a Special
- - -- - - - - and wanted to question me about the following olfense(s} of which I am
Agent
suspectez r: Murder, Consp'iracy///

Before he/she asked me any questions about the offense{s), however, he! made it clear to me that I have the following rights.
1. I do not have to answer any questions or say anything.
2. Anything I say or do can be used as evidence against me in a criminal trial.
3. (For personnel subject to the UCMJ) I have the right to talk privately to a lawyer before, during, and after questioning and to have a lawyer present
with me during questioning. This lawyer can be a civilian lawyer I arrange for al no expense to. the Government or a military lawyer detailed for me at no
expense to me, or both.
- or (For civilians not subject to the UCMJ) I have the right to talk privately to a lawyer before, during, and after questioning and to have a lawyer present
with me during questioning. I understand that this lawyer can be one that I arrange for at my own expense, or if I cannot afford a lawyer and wa nt one, a
lawyer win be appointed for me before any questioning b8g ins.
4. If I am flOw willing to discuss the offense(s) under investigation, with or without a lawyer present, I have a right to stop answering questions at any
time, or speak privately with a lawyer before answering further, even if I sign the waiver below.
5.
COMMENTS (Continue on reverse side)
I understand my rights as stated above. I am now willing to discuss the offense(s) under investigation and make a statement without
talking to a lawyer fi rst and without having a lawyer present with me.
WITNESSES (if available)
3. SIGNATURE OF INTERVIEWEE
1a. NAME (Type of Print)
b. ORGANIZATION OR ADDRESS AND PHONE
6.
(b )(6)(b )(7)(C)
s (b )( 6)(b )(7)(C). (b) (7)(E)

b. ORGANIZATION OR ADDRESS ANO PHONE
6. ORGANIZATION OF INVESTIGATOR

Fort Br
NC 28310
S
I n C. Non-waiver
1.'
D
2.
I do not want to be questioned or say anythln .
E
TO ANY SWORN STATEMENT (DA FORM 2823) SUBSEQUENTLY EXECUTED SY THE SUSPECT/ACCUSED
DA FORM 3881, NOV 89

Exh"bl+ \ ~
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000065
0906-1Z-CIDOZ3-43647
PART II - RIGHTS WARNING PROCEDURE
THE WARNING
can be a civilian you arrange for at no expense to the Government or a military
lawyer detailed for you at no expense to you, or both"
- or (For civilians not subject to the UCMJ) You have the right to talk privately to a
lawyer before, during, and after questioning and to have a lawyer present with
you during questioning. This lawyer can be one you arrange for at you owi
expense, or if you camot afford a lawyer and want one, a lawyer will be
appointed for you before any questiming begins."
d. "If you are now willing to discuss the offense(s) under investigation,
with or without a lawyer present, you have a right to stop answering
questions at any time, or speak privately with a lawyer before
answering further, even ifyousign a waiver certificate."
Make certain the suspect/accused fully understmds his/her rights.
I. WARNING - Inform the suspect/accused of:
a. Your officia1 position
b. Nature of offense(s).
c. The fact that he/she is a suspect/accused.
2. RIGHTS - Advise the suspect/accused of his/her rights as follows:
"Before I ask you any questions, you must understand your rights."
a. "You do not have to answer my questions or ~y anything."
b. "Anything you say or do can be used as evidence against you in a
criminal trial."
c. (For personnel su~ect to the UCMJ) "You have the right to talk
privately to a la"'Yer before, during, and after questioning and to
have a lawyer present with you during questioning. This lawyer
THE WAIVER
"Do you understand your rights?"
(If the suspect/accused says "no," determine what is not understood, and if
necessary repeat the appropriate rights advisement. If the suspect/accused

says ''yes," ask the following question.)
"Have you ever requested a lawyer after being read your righ:s?"
(If the suspect/accused says "yes," find out when and where. If the request
was recent (i.e. fewer than 30 days ago), obtain legaJ advise on whether to
continue the interrogation Ifthe suspect/accused says "no," or iflhe prior
request was not recent, ask him/her the following question.)
"Do you want a lawyer at this time?"

(If the suspect/accused says "yes," stop the questioning until he/she has a
lawyer. If the suspect/accused says "no," ask him/her the following question.)
"At this time, are you willing to discuss the offense(s) under investigation and
make a statement without talking to a lawyer and without having a lawyer
present with you?" (If the suspect/accused says "no, "stop the interview and
have him/her read and sign the non-waiver section of the waiver certificate
on the other side ofthis form. If the suspect/accused says ''.Yes, " have
him/her read and sign the waiver section of the waiver certificate on the
other side of this form.)
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
WHEN THE SUSPECT/ACCUSED REFUSES TO SIGN THE WAIVER
CERTIFICATE: If the suspect/accused orally waives his/her rights but refuses to
sign the waiver certificate, you may JIOCeed with the questioning, Make
notations on the waiver certificate to the effect that he/she has stated that he/she
understands his/her rights, does not want a lawyer, wants to discuss the offense(s)
under investigation, and refuses to sign the waiver certifica:e.
IF WAIVER CERTIFICATE CANNOT BE COMPLETED IMMEDIATELY:
In aJI cases the waiver certificate must be completed as soon as possible. Every
effort should be made to complete 1he waiver certificate before any questioning
begins. If the waiver certificate cannot be completed at once, as in the case of
street interrogations, completion may be temporarily postpmed. Notes should be
kept on the circumstances.
PRIOR INCRIMINATING STATEMENTS:
1. If the suspect/accused has made spontaneous incriminating
statements before being properly advised ofhis/her rights he/she should
be told that such statements do not obligate him/her to answer further
questions.
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advised of his/her rights or some question exists as to the propriety oftk
first statement, the accused must be so advised. The office of the setving
Staff Judge Advocate should be contacted for assistance in drafting the
proper rights advisal.
NOTE: If I or 2 applies, the fact that the suspect/accused was advised
accordingly should be noted in the comment section on the waiver
certificate and initialed by the suspect/accused.
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HIS OR HER RIGHTS DURING THE INTERROGATION PROCESS: If
during the interrogation, the suspect displays indecision about requesting counsel
(for example, "Maybe I should get a lawyer."), further questioning must cease
immediately. At that point, you may question the suspect/accused only
concerning whether he or ~e desires to waive counsel. The questoning may
not be utilized to discourage a suspect/accused from exercising his/her rights.
(For example, do not rmke such comments as "If you didn't do anything wrong,
you shouldn't need an attorney.)"
COtviMENTS (Continued)
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The investigator whose name appear~ below told me that he""'9 is wllh the United States Amry
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CriminaJ Investigation Command (CJD) as a Special Asent

and wanted to question me about the following otrense(s) of which I am
' he/she asked me any questions about the offense(s), however, he/&N-made it clear to me that I have the following rig hts.
do not have to answer any questions or say anything.
nything I say or do can be used .as evidence against me in a criminal trial.
For personnel subject to the UCMJ) I have the right to talk privately to a lawyer before, during, and after questioning and to have a lawyer present
with me during questioning. This lawyer can be a civilian lawyer I arrange for at no expense to the Government or a military rawyer detailed for me at no
- or(For civilians not subject to the UCMJ) I have the right to talk privately to a lawyer before, during, and after questioning and to have a lawyer present
with me during quesllonlng. I understand that this lawyer can be one that I arrange for at my own expense, or if I cannot afford a lawyer and want one, a
will be appointed for me before any questioning begins.
'
I am now willing to discuss the offense{s) under investigation, with or without a lawyer present, I have a right to stop answering questions at any
, or speak privately with a lawyer before answering further, even if I sign the waiver below.
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(b )(6)(b )(7)(C)
5. TYPED NAME OF INVESTIGATOR
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b. ORGANIZAT ION OR ADDRESS AND PHONE

Fort Bra NC 28310
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I want a la
er.
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FILE NUMBER
NC28310
GRADE/STATUS
SFC/RA
OR
B Company, lst Battalion, 3rd Special Forces Group, Fort Bragg, NC 28310
SFcrmt@mg1
WANT TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT UNDER OATH:
We deployed Jan 2010. We were first located in Tarowkow, Kwot, Afghanistan, than we were there for a day or
two than we got remission to go down to Marja in the Helmand province. \Vhen we got there we were given part
of the Marja offensive from the Marines. About late Feb or early Mar we invaded the city. From there it was gun
fights everyday for about two or three weeks straight. After about the third week of fighting we were able to use
combat air support and everything cooled do\\>n once we got their support. Than from there we did patrolling
everyday kinda of presence patrols for the month or two we were there. We went back to Kwot for two or three
weeks and got remission again. We were sent back to Marja to do village stability operations. We were there for
another a month and a half two months and worked to get the locals to build their own police force. It didn' t pan
out we kinda burnt our bridges the first time we left. We re-deployed around the end of July 1 0 -
~:~:-
Q. What unit were you assigned to during this deployment?

A. B Company, 1st Battalion, 3rd Specia1 Forces Group, Fort Bragg, NC
Q. What was the name of the FOB you were located at?
A. FOB MCQUERY.
Q. What was the reason for the "Burnt Bridges" when you left the first time?
A. The locals were upset because we came in did their protection and when we left they were upset. They were
happy once we came back.
Q. Can you identify all members of
A. MAJ GOLSTYEN, MS
(b )(6)(b )(7)(C)
~ou identify an.hed personnel to your unit?
~Dog Handler) Dog handler), CPTIM!MMarine JTAC) (b )( 6 )(b )(7)( C) (All Marine
JTACS').
Q. Were there any other attachments to include Civil Affairs, Psyops?
A. We had Civil Affairs and Psyop guys but I can't remember any of their names.
Q. What was
command?
.
A. It was MSG 111 111 .than MAJ GOLSTYEN. Everybody kinda fell under M S G Q. How many missions per week would you conduct?
A. We would do at least two or three missions a day.
Q. What was the nonnal break do.sonnet on those missions?
A. Usually Me [mimaPIBan
none terun and I was in charge of a company of Afghans. The other
team was made $01everyone else
nd Team had their own job.kinda putting together the police force in
the city.
Q. At the conclusion of the missions who did the team report to and who sent the report higher?
A. We would usually brie~nd GOLSTYEN would send it up in a SITREP each day.
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9. STATEMENT (Continu
TAKEN AT Fort Bragg CID Office, NC
090612CIDOl3436'7
DATED 29 Nov 11
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Q. Do you recall the names @@;jrterpreters?

A I had a interpreter named
am not sure of all their names. Some of them came with us from
Tarowkow and some were interpreters that worked for the Marines. .orked for me for a while and then I
found out the Afghan Commander that worked for me spoke English so I didn't need the interpreter.
Q. Do you recall any of the main local nationals to include Sheiks you worked with?
A. I remembered there was one guy I worked with trying to get the police force going. He was a former
Mujhaden guy but I don't recall his name.
Q. Who or what unit conducted your combat air support for you?
A. I have no idea.
Q. On the 18th of Feh 10, what time did missions?
A. I say around 0800 or 0900.
Q. Do you recall what missions were being ran that day?
A. They were clearing a Bazaar to our West.
Q~ recall an personnel on that mission?
Afiiiiljeam and some Marine EOD and route clearance personnel.
Q. Do you recall the specific mission?
A. I wasn't there I stayed back and pulled security at the sniper position on the FOB; however, I believe they
were clearing the Bazaar and the clearing the actuaJ Bazaar.
Q. \Vhathappenedthatday?
A. From what I was told they cleared out the Bazaar. Somehow Marine EOD found out a door to a shop was
Booby trapped. I am not sure who opened the door or how they knew it was booby trapped but someone opened
the door and the booby trap detonated. I believe that blast is what killed the marines. They called in a medical
support and continued to clear the Bazaar. I just remembered them coming back it was after dark. I helped get
food and water and setting the trucks up for the next day missions.
Q. Do you recall what infonnation was put out or briefed when the Soldiers returned from the mission?
A. No, just that the Marines had died and the few wounded that there were.
Q. Do you recall ifthere were any enemy KIA or captured?
A Not that I know of.
Q. Were there any firefights during the clearance of the Bazaar?
A. Yea there was a big gunfight. I am pretty sure e verybody fired their weapon during the fight.
Q. Do you recall what village the Bazaar was located?
A. It was two or three kilometers west of where our building was.
Q. At any point after the unit returned on 18 Feb 10 did they conduct any additional missions that evening or
early morning on 19 Feb 10?
A. Not that I know of no.
(b) (6), (b) (7)
Q. Do you recall the name (C)
A.No.
Q. How often was the bum pit used on the FOB?
A. Probably every day. There were 8 team guys and thirty marines.
Q. What times wou1d you norma11y use the burn pit?
A. It was smoldering most of the day every day.
Q. Would it be out oft.he ordinary for the burn pit to be used at late hours or early morning hours?
A. No.
Q. Was it possible for someone to kill someone and burn them on the FOB at night?
A. Yea I guess, most of our missions were conducted during the day because the Afghans don't have night
vision, so at night most of the guys are sleeping.
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STATEMENT OF
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9. STATEMENT (Conlinu
OQ06-12-CID023436&1
DATED 29 Nov 11
Q. How many people were pulling security at night?

A. Usually one guy in the tower at the center of the compound. One guy on the radio, and a few Marines were
pulling security out where they were.

Q. Were there any instances where your FOB was attacked?
A. Yea, we were shot at almost every day especially, when we first arrived.
(b) (6), (b) (7)(C)
Q. Do you have any information concerning the death of an Afghan man named
A.No.
(b) (6), (b) (7)
Q. Do you have any infonnation of the burial of a man named (C)
A.No.
Q. At any point did anyone from your chain of command or unit ask you not to discuss the details of this
(b) (6), (b)
or instruct you to not disclose the same
investigation to include information concerning the death of (7)(C)
information?
A No.
Q. Do you recall who pulled security the night of 18 Feb 10 leading to 19 Feb 10?
A. No idea.
Q. How often would your unit capture enemy personnel?
A. Not very often, most time we would talk to the locals. I can only think of one time we picked up a couple of
guys we suspected them of being snipers and they got released a couple of days later.
Q. Do you recall when that was you captured the three snipers?
A. It was about Mar or Apr I 0.
Q. Who would normal conduct the questioning of your detainees?
rewmr1 ' 1 -11r'ur
W1W!PM I ntel guys would.
A . I gues:11111111111'
Q. During your time in the area did you have an idea of who the enemy were you were fighting to include faces
1
or munes?
A. No. Our engagements were 4 to 5 hundred meters away.

Q. Did you have any issues of capturing the same enemy over and over again?
A.No.
Q. Did your unit ever conduct any missions that were geared toward capturing or killing enemy personnel?
A.No.
Q. What was your relationship to MAJ GOLSTYEN?

A. He was my team leader. We were friends and would go and get a beer every once in a while.
Q. How long have you known him?
A. Summer 08 I believe he got to the team.
Q. Have you ever observed any unprofessional behavior or the part of MAJ GOLSTYEN?
A. Never.
Q. Where do you believe the accusation of killing a local national would come from involving MAJ
GOLSTYEN?
A. I have no idea.
Q. Are you aware of any mental problems concerning MAJ GOLSTYEN?
A.No.
Q. Have you seen or known it to be common practice to embellish stories from deployments amongst members
of your team or unit?
A.No.
Q. Do you recall what soldiers picked up the captured snipers?
A. No, l don't.
Q. Where did your unit keep the detainees housed?
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STATEMENT OF SF
(b )(6)(b)(7)(C)
DATED 29 Nov 11
A. The detainees were kept at the Afghan National Army base across the street from ours.
Q. How long were the detainees held?
A. About two to three days.
Q. Who was responsible for maintaining the bum pit?
A. No, one.
Q: Do you have anything else you wish to add to your statement?
A: No.II/End Statement/.
9. STATEMENT (Continu
AFFIDAVIT
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SF
HAVE READ OR HAVE HAD READ TO ME THIS
S ON PAGE 4
. I FULLY UNDERSTAND THE CONTENTS OF THE ENTIRE
STATEMENT WHICH BEG
STATEMENT MADE BY ME. THE STATEMENT IS TRUE. I HAVEINITIALED ALL CORRECTIONS ANO HAVE INITIALED THE BOTIOM OF
EACH PAGE CONTAINING THE STATEMENT I HAVE MADE THIS STATEMENT FREELY WITHOLIT HOPE OF BENEFIT OR REWARD.
WITHOUT THREAT OF PUNISHMENT, AND WITHOUT COERCION, UNLAWFUL INFLUENCE. OR UNLAWFUL INDUCEMENT.
(b )(6)(b )(7)(C)
king Statement)
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3rd
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NC 28310
PART I - RIGHTS WAIVER/NON-WAIVER CERTIFICATE
The investigator whose name appears below told me that he/&M Is with the United States Army
Criminal lnyestigation Command (CJD) as a Special Agent
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - and wanted to question me about the following offense(s) Of which I am
suspected/~
Conspiracy, Misprison of Serious Offense/II
"'loie/she asked me any questions about the offense(s), however, he/she made it clear to me that I have the following rights.
not have to answer any questions or say anything.
hing I say or do can be used as evidence against me rr:i a criminal trial.
personnel subject to the UCM.J) I have the right lo talk privately to a lawyer before, during, and after questioning and to have a lawyer present
wit me during questioning. This lawyer can be a civilian lawyer I arrange for at no expense to the Government or a military lawyer detailed for me at no
- or(For civilians not subject to the UCMJ) I have the right to talk privately to a lawyer before. during, and after questioning and to have a lawyer present
with me during questioning. I understand that this lawyer can be one that I arrange for at my own expense, or if I cannot afford a lawyer and want one, a
II be appointed for me before any questioning begins.
.
m now willing to discuss the offense(s} under investigation, with or without a lawyer present, I have a right to stop answering questions at any
time, or speak privately with a iawyer before answering further, even if I sign the waiver below.
5.
talking to a lawyer first and wtthout having a lawyer present with me.
WITNESSES (if av(Ji/able)
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(b )(6)(b )(7)(C)
2<!. NAME (Type of Prinf)
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Fort Bra NC 28310
Section C. Non-waiver
1. I do not want to give up my rights:
I want a I
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ANT TO MAKETHE FOLLOWING STATEMENT UNDER OATH:
m no sure w a e a e was but we left Thunderdome in the morning, headed west towards an intersection that we
hadnt cleared. As we approached the intersection from the south east we noticed a Taliban flag hanging from the ICRC
clinic. As we approached the intersection, we began receivin~ heavy machine gun fire from the west and North West.
We came up with a plan where we were sending ssfy1round to ap-~ the Eas.t. At the same time
we called for support from a Marine unit to our south. As well as an ANA unit.
ot into posi
to
yself and
ushed
push west. The Taliban started retreating to the north. While that was going o
to the bazaar to set up se
n clearing. The Marine unit f r o
. . .uth came in to support and assis.ted in
c l - bazaar area.
ed for someone to go assis

volunteered along with a
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to
osition. Once leavin ' '
i'itHself and the Marin
an through a mine field t '
position. Once we arrived a
os1 on,
old us to continue
to the North. I gues
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moved North a~ere in pretty consiste..
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g e. . ."th the Taliban until we got about 400 meters om ~! {fr
position. Onc._,nd I were in posttion
old
nd I to set up securi.hey cleared the Bazaar.
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t our security positions we h e explosion coming ~om the bazaar.
ot on the radio and asked
he needed us to come back.
aid No to stay in y o u r ssitions,
ey would handle the

MEDEVEAC. Maybe about an hour or o a er, I'm not sure how long
alfed us and told us to come back to the
Bazaar. We returned to the bazaar and he briefed us on what had happen .
e than established a .check point and
left a group of ANA to guard it while we returned to Thunderdome. Upon returning to Thunderdome we went to our own
~re~11I watched South Park.
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engagement happen?
A: I would say noon.
Q: When did it end?

A: Around Four. That's when the MEDEVAC and everything was done. We were walking back and it wasn't dark yet.
Q: Who was resent for the en a ement?
A: Myself
I don't remember his last name, he was a
mechanic attached to our team.
. A SOT A unit as well as a Marine Unit. Apparently
and ABC World News Reporter.
ur JTAC, the Marine CPT.
Q: Where did this engagement occur?
A: At the ICRC Clinic to the west of Thunderdome.
Q: In which part of Afghanistan?
A: Southern Marjah, Helmond province.
Q: What does ICRC stand for?
A: I'm not sure what the IC stands for but it's s M i j f the Red Cross.
Q : Where were the others while you were with~~-!.~
A: The others were at the bazaar.
Q : All of them?
A: Yes.
Q: When
riefed you on what happened what did he tell you?
A: Said t
n D went off on the back side of the bazaar. That a Marine unit, I believe part of the Rout Clearance
Team, had two locals opening up the Bazaar doors. One of the doors was rigged with explosives which killed the
Marines and started 1he MEDEVAC. That's real! about it.
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AKEN AT Fort Bragg, NC 28310 DATED 29
9io11
CONTINUED
Q: You stated earlier that sometime a er the engagement an IED builder was brought to the Mosque at Thunderdome.
Can you elaborate?
A: Yes, I don't remember how long after the engagement it was, someone was picked up on patrol. I was told about
him by someone, it could have been CPT GOLDSTYN, that the person was being guarded at the mosque. When I went
to meet the person I started out with basic biographical information but he didn't say a single word the entire time he was
there. I guess when he time was up, we couldn't keep him any longer I believe CPT GOLOSTYN told me to release
him. I walked him out the gate, and told him to walk down the road and not come back.
Q: After he left, d id you ever see him again?
A: No. It was never proven that he was an IED builder. I never s<m any evidence and he never told me.
Q: How did you speak with him?
...
A: Through an interpreter. I'm not sure if it w a - r l t m
Q: Did you get his name?
A: No. He didn't say anything.
Q: What was the standard practice for these interviews?
A: To get biographical information, picture, biometrics and stuff. If we had that option. Then if we suspected them of
something we would tailor questions about that. If no information turned up they were released.
Q: How did track the information or record that you got from those you would interview?
A: I would personally take notes and then debrief to our marine intel guy.
Q: Where are those notes retained?
A: They're destroyed. My copy is. I don't know the Marine may have some.
Q: What was the name of the Marine Intel guy?
A: I don't remember.
Q: Were you the only person to conduct interviews?
A: No.
Q:
ted interviews?
A:
I actual! think CPT GOLDSTYN did some and we were sometimes assisted b (b )( 6)(b )(7)(C)
Q: What unit di
elong to?
A: He was a tactical Pshyops team leader here at Fort Bragg.
Q: How often were interviews conducted?
A: Every time we were on patrol and when bad guys were brought back to the compound. No regular basis but I'd say
every other day.
Q: What did you do with known Taliban members that you were forced to release?
A: We would tum them over to the ANA who would I guess prosecute them the Afghan way. I know one guy was taken
out of the city, I'm pretty sure by them.
Q: Was this Standard Operating Procedure?
A: Yes.
Q: Was there a written SOP you followed?
A: Not that I'm aware of. I know CPT GOLDSTYN dealt with that more than I did.
Q: What does ANA stand for?
A: Afghan National Anny.

Q: How were the patrols cS!l:~eam broken down?
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A: (b )( 6)(b )(7)(C). nd MYSELF.
Q : Were there any other HU5rsonnel assigned to your unit?
A : Not trained HUMINT buttmlmI [DQland CPT GOLDSTYN assisted.
Q: Who was CPT GOLDSTYN'S most used HUMINIF?
A: I would say myself, unless on a patrol then it was
use I didn't patrol with him.
Q: Were the patrol teams always the same or did th 1 .
A: They did differ, especially as time went on.
Q: Can you elaborate on that?
a
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A: As the time went on, as long as the same
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Q: What was the standard size of a patrol team?
A: A leader, and at least a commo guy and a medic. There were other guys who assisted I guess but it didn't really
matter.
Q: Was there a process for reporting out while on patrol?
A: They did set up check points and everyone knew the plan before a group left.
Q : Was there any radio traffic or a trip sheet or anything?
A: Not with the way we were doing things. It was kind of the wild west out there.
Q: Did two person teams ever patrol?
A: Not without ANA, and it would be a very short distance.
Q : How close was the nearest village to Thunderdome?
A: Right there, 50 meters.
Q: Was there ever a time anyone was brought back to Thunderdome and returned by the same team to the location they
were picked up at?
A: Not really. Anytime anyone was brought back they were either released out the front gate or turned over to the ANA.
Q : Can you describe Thunderdome?
A: A three story concrete structure. Multiple rooms, barred windows with blue glass.
Q: Where was it located?
A: Southern Marjah, Helmond Province.
Q: What was the name of the FOB it was on?
A: FOB McQUEARY, that's what it was named later on.
Q: Other than Thunderdome, what else was located on FOB McQUEARY?
A: An HLZ, bathroom, a storage area. some quarters for some worker of the houses owner, I guess. There was also a
mosque and an open area, and a burn pit.
Q: How many entrances were there for FOB McQUEARY?
A: Three.
Q: Where were they located?
A: One to the North, the main gate; one to the South, which was a foot trail; and one to the North West, which was a
vehicle entrance.
Q: What unit were you assigned to during your time in Afghanistan in 201 O?
A: B Co 1/3 SFG.
Q: How long have you been assigned to 1/3 SFG?
A: Almost four years.
Q: How long did you work with CPT GOLDSTYN?
A: For a little over two years.
... t - e lder who visited Thunderdome?
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Q: Was he the only one who visited?
A: I think the night he came he had a friend with him. I'm not sure who he was though.
Q: How often would
isit Thunderdome?
A: I remember hi
ommg one time for dinner but Matt met with him on a regular basis.
Q: Does the nam
ean anything to you?
A No, I think I've ear the name before but it's j ust likemo (b )(6)(b )(7)(C) it's a common name.
(6), (b)
Q: What about the name (b)
(7)(C)
A: I've never heard that before.
Q: 9id I
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About 1700, 4 Dec 11 , s
4fJimIBvas briefed by S
Na1'J rf&Qjfi~AS), CA, who re
the
witness interview ofCPT

)l
SA
further
related
CP
ated
he
was
friends
with
MAJ
GOLSTEYN
1
and was with the ODA-3 121 down range, but joined the team in the beginning of February 2010 and
j --
~esent
on mission which SGT MCQUEARY and LCPL JOHNSON were killed. CPT
tated he never witnessed any persons of interest being interrogated by MAJ

and he had no knowledge of the killing of an unanned combatant.
About 0545, 5 Dec 11, this office was notified by
SA M dFort Lewis CID Office, 5647
N. Division Street, Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM)~, that MAJ""'2"1 curre:::.
forward deployed to an unknown overseas address. SA

via DSN, which met with negative results.
ttempted to reach
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MAIM'"':.'
:
S~ovided the following contact information for MADSN-
EmaiJ:
jsotp.socpac.socom.mil
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anistl
o FOB
fi! ltlPI
elated be and SS
ere actively eng:!'P!
e
, when LCPL JOfu'fSON and SGT MCQUEARY were killed by an IED. Mr.
er related no insurgents or people of interest were captured or questioned to his
knowledje and he bad interrogated only one person the entire time he suppo~o n . Mr.
!!W'lllJIIitould not recall the name
(b) (6), (b) (7)

(C)
or (b) (6), (b) (7)(C) but he verified
interpreter utilized because he was his interpreter and then requested a move to
team.
.not p:ov~de his name; but stated be picked up
Jnterpreter gency on andahar Air Field, Afgharustan.
MrJP''lftould
About 1540, 5 Dec 11 , SA
was the
LSTEYN's
r@pm'lt the
Miramar NCIS, advised SA- . would
forwaro his Los An eles NCIS office to

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d SG1
comman o 3 D Anglico Marforres.
uct interviews of PFC

a'SS'ign
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(b )( 6 )(b )( 7)( C).
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week, but stated MAJ GOLSTEYN never told him of the investigation. CPT (b )(6)(b )(7)(C). tated he
had no knowledge of any incidents where MAJ GO~--ther member of the team acted
inappropriately or violated the Law of War. (See SAD I
AIR for details)
About 0900, 6 Dec 11, S~ew Orleans NCIS, advised tlris office that (b )(6)(b )(7)(C)
was attached to the Individual Augmentee Mob.
New Orleans for documentational
,~~oses only and actually lives out-of-area. S.
Yfficer-in-Charge (OIC) COL
1
\' '!iWfNFI), who provided phone numbers fo
1
1
Home (b )(6)(b )(7)(C)
Cell: (b )( 6)(b )(7)( C)
(b )(6)(b )(7)(C)
~ 6 D_ec l l, S
~
nducted a tele honic interview of SGT

ho related he had been
injured due to ene3 actions and transported to Role III Hospital, Camp Bastion, Afghanistan on 2 Feb
l 0. sor111w11::. dvised a smoke grenade was thrown into his vehicle through the open turret,
which cooked off and caused a five ftallon container of diesel fuel to explode causing him to lose his
hearing and become deafened. sof""'''Mhated the incident occurred at Kaneshin Castle,
Afgharustan, and he was the only person transported. Additionally, soi1W1'91lf,,ldvised he had
never heard of FOB MCQUEARY, LCPL JOHNSON, SGT MCQUEARY, or MAJ GOLSTEYN.
About 1400, 6 Dec 11, SA (b)(6)(b)(7)(C) isited the Cumberland County Library, 101 Laketree
Boulevard, Spring Lake, NC 28390, to obtain a copy of Bing WEST's book "The Wrong War." SA
(b )( 6)(b)(7)( C) oordinated with a library employee who checked the Cumberland County Library
database to locate the book, wherein it was not present at their location, but a hard-copy could be
obtained from the North Carolina State Library, 300 Maiden Lane, Fayetteville, NC 28301. Digital
copies of the book are not in stock at any of the Cumberland County Libraries.
(b )(6)(b )(7)(C)
Commander, 3rd Special

ud e Advocate, 3rd SFG, on the status of the
he CID report would be released from
About 1110, 7Dec11, s,9119Woordinated with CW2 (b )(6)(b)(7)(C)... Company, Brigade
(BDE) S-2 Annex, 3rd BDE Com:;eam (BCT), who related IS R and daily visual depictions for 1820 Feb 10 met with negative results.
ORGANIZATION
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Fort BraggCID Office, 8-1221 Randolph Street

'(b )(6)(b )(7)(C)
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DETAfl.S:
(b )( 6)(b )(7)(C) urchased Bing WEST's book, "The W'rong War" from the
1300, 7 Dec 11,
Barnes and Noble Bookstore, 121 Glensford Road, Fayetteville, NC 28314, for $25.04 and will be
delivered by United Parcel Service (UPS) by Standard Ground shipping.
1
About 1800, 7 Dec 11, SA ' ' d " ' lnefed CO
Ch:ief of Staff, US Army
t .
t
.
t II II nd (USASFC), LT
ubUc Affairs Officer, US ASFC and LTC
(h )( 6)(b )(7)(C) udge Advocate, US
, on e status of this investigation. SA (b )( 6)(b )( 7 )( c )
informed them the CID report would be unrestricted for release.
d0r9 ?%biD)
SAml*i'fl~s office, interviewed GySgt

nd Explosive
Company, 8th Engineer
Support Battalion, Camp ~eune, NC 2854 2, who related he bad been a team leader for Marine
element identified on 5 Feb 10 to move out from Camp Dwyer, Afghanistan, to Forwar -g
Base (FOB) Thunderdome, Afghanistan, to conduct operations in Marjeh District. GyS
elated
be knew MAJ GOLSTEYN and his team members only from re.cognition from mission support and
never spoke with the ODA members. GyS~urther related he h ad be~d the wall of the
Bazaar when LCPL JOHNSON and SGT M~Y were killed. GySg-tated two alleged
Taliban insurgents were captured at the Bazaar by the ODA team and Afghanistan National Anny
(ANA) soldiers, and were ordered to open the roll up doors at the Bazaar with SGT MCQUEARY and
LCPL JOHNSON due to the high probability of explosive device materials being present. G y S g t stated he bad been injured durin g the explosion, when a piece of shrapnel entered his thigh and 1ri~
scrotum, and he had been Medical Evacuation (MEDEVAC , which showed up within five to ten
minutes to transport the killed and injured. GySdillllelated MAJ GOLSTEYN had n*

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(b )( 6 )(b )( 7)(C)
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ctam
Feb 10.
r ,ssion and his Marines received ~y briefings and repons from CP ' ' '
30 Anglico Marforres. GySgt-elated he had no knowledge of anyone ever emg
or questioned by US Forces besides t~alleged Taliban insurgents killed at Bazaar on 18
GySgt ~rovided a hand-drawn sketch of Bazaar where explosion occurred which killed LCPL
JOHN~d SGT MCQUEARY.
The interview of GyS~as recorded with video and audio utilizing the system in place at the
Camp Lejeune Naval Criminal Investigation Service.
(b )( 6)(b )(7)(C)
lYPED AGENT'S NAME AND SEQUENCE NUMBER
ORGANIZATION
SA (b )( 6)(b )(7)(C).

SI
(b) (7)(E)
'(b )( 6)(b )(7)(C)
DATE
16 Dec 11
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Achilles heel. soGICOMfW1related the ANA had captured two alle~ed Taliban insurgents at
the Bazaar for being in possession of explosive materials. SGT[MMJlletated he had been
MEDEVAC out of area within ten minutes of
r spoke with the ODA members

during the mission or since the incident. SG
rther related he had no recollection
of anyone being captured or questioned besides t e two a ege aliban at the site of the explosion and
stated the burn pit was on Camp Thunderdome and was utilized daily for burning everything from
papers, clothing, and cooking chickens and goats.
SGT (b )(6)(b )(7)(C)1, rovided a hand-drawn sketch of the Bazaar where the explosion occurred,
which killed LCPL JOHNSON and SGT MCQUEARY.
SGrtaIMtlillvas
The interview of
recorded with video and audio utilizing the system in
place at the Camp Lejeune Naval Criminal Investigation Service.
.
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About 1245, 8 Dec 11 , S~terviewed GySgt
Combat Engineer Battalio~runp Lejeune, NC 28542, who related he was only aware of one
individual who was arrested and questioned after 18 Feb 2010. GySgt!Wf!@'aeJated about 23 Feb
2010, IED relatpttiji'lwere found in a pharmacy in .Marjeh and the owner of the pharmacy was
arrested. GySgnH1:aw MAJ GOLSTEYN quest10n the pharmacy owner and knew members
of the ODA had gone lo the man's home to look for additional evidence, but ha<.l to rcka~c him bccau~c
nothing more was found. GySgtMl'?llfld1elated he believed the pharmacy had been used by the
the ovroer had vacated the area during the violence with Coalition Forces. GySgt
elated most of the credible intelligence MAJ GOLSTEYN received was from a tribal leader
named
Fl), who was ~r to the ODA leaving Marjeh by Task Force 12
(NF!), or supporting e Taliban. GySgtllllllllmlfurther related he had no k n o w l individual responsible for the JED on 18 Feb 10, being identified or captured. GySgt
movided two hand-drawn sketches which depict the location of the Bazaar and residence o
r.
was
of the trusted village elders in the area. (See Sketches for Details)
rQWMMfho
one
AGE.ENT:
GyS
elated he still kept in frequent contact with MAJ GOLSTEYN,
SFC
nd considered them to be close friends.
Msq"$'1mnd
fl@!lfft1f1]
About 1300, 8 Dec 11, SA (b )( 6)(b )(7)( C) nterviewed CPTIQJ10JIIOIIQll:xxx-J01

Mobility Assault Company, 2nd Combat Engineer Battalion, Camp Lejeune, NC 28542, who served as
the ground commander for the Marine element desi ated to depart Camp Dwyer around 8 Feb 10 to
elated he worked close] with :tv!AJ GOLSTEYN
conduct operations with ODA-3121. CPT
during day-to-day operations and would a en ne ngs by team. CP
elated he had been on
patrol with his Marine element on 18 Feb l 0 when they had cleared mu tlp e u1 Clings and roadways of
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Improvised Explosive Devices (JED) emplaced by enemy Taliban insurgents. CPT-elated the
Afghanistan National Anny (ANA) and ODA members had captured two potential e.batants
at a Bazaar for the suspicion of being in possession of bomb making materials. CPT
tated he
designated LCPL JOHNSON and SGT MCQUE
ct a search for JED ma mg materials
with the two enemy combatants in the Bazaar. CP . '. .
ad been in an a<(\icent building to
Bazaar when the wccurred and he saw GySgt
d SGT-fJWQJnjured in
front of him. CP
related the ANA, ODA, an
s. .ucted site security and
coordinated for MEDEVAC for the killed and injured. CPT '
tated he returned to FOB
@ftRY with all personne.l on mission, wherein he seen MAJ GOLSTEYN pacing. CPT
It '
elated MAJ GOLSTEYN had been unset about the explosion and advised him that he would
"capture whoever did it," and ''kill them.'' CPT-elated MAJ GOLSTEYN would promise to
capture the guy and could not recall for certain ~nd how often MAJ GOLSTEYN made the
11
comments. CPT !!Welated after a sho. .
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and never spoke of the situation again. CP
tated he had no recollection of anyone being
captured or questioned by the ODA team an s a e
e bum pits located on FOB MCQUEARY were
used daily for burning and dumping trash.
The interview of CP~as recorded with video and audio utilizing the system in place at the
Camp Lejeune Naval nmma vestigation Service.
1
AGENT'S COMMENTS: CPT! '''f~,dvised SA

.
GOLSTEYN around Veteran'say
motivational speech. CP
SA[MMI-he email from MAJ GOLSTEYN.
wit a
e had been emailed by MAJ

' ' '
tated he would email
1
About 1520, 8 Dec l 1, SAr!''31'',nterviewed SGT

-x S!Slmnd
CEB, Camp Lejeune, NC 28542, who related he was not aware of any individuals captured in
connection with the IED on 18 Feb 2010. SGT
elieved MAJ GOLSTEYN~
responsible for the Marines who were killed and injured during combat operations. SGT
related he was close friends with SGT MCQUERRY and was certain he would have been tol 1 t e
individual responsible for the JED had been identified. (See Video and Sketches for Details)
About 1600, 8 Dec 11, s.AfmtmIIOim~ordinated with S 1 f l , . , N C I S , Camp
Lejeune, NC, who utilized the Consolidated Law Enforcement
eratrnnfenter LEO) check to
obtain names, rank, and social security numbers of additional Marines stationed at FOB MCQUEARY
with 2nd CEB:
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- SGT
- LCP
- SS
- LCP
- SS
-SG
- SSG
e]ated the above named Marines were with the team, but had no interaction with the
CPT-
ODA~soldiers.
Plf8"M1'
About 2100, 8 Dec J 1, SA (b)(6)(b)(7)(C) ~as notified telephonical Iy and via email by Mr .
'IW!f'titzpatrick, Hagood Smith and Uhl ?515 Mc.Kinney Avenue, Suite 1400, Dallas, TX 75201,
that he had been retained by SSG (b)( 6)(b )(7)(C ) or legal representation and 110 further contact was
pennitted by this office with SS (b )( 6 )(b )( 7)(C )
AGENT'S COMM ENTS: SA[(Ql'Q-Jbriefed Mrinterviewed as a witness and only for operational purposes.
. .
.....
:
hat SSGm e ! g t ]'las being
ec I J rhis office r eceived the Final Information Report, Case # 0090-1 I -CID277, from
. (b )( 6 )(b )(7)(C) tuttgart CID Office, Stuttgart, Germany, APO AE 09128, which contained SA
(b)( 6)(b )( 7 )( C) lent
. lnve- ti ation Report, Rights Waiver Certificate and Interview Worksheet of MSG
(b)( 6)(b)(7)(C) XXX-
pecial Operations Command, Africa Command (AFRICOM),
ermany, APO
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AGENT'S COMMENTS: SA[ , . , .as notified by SA (b )( 6 )(b )( - )( c) hat when he reapproached MsafM!Wllor mtervtew, e advised he had obtained legal counsel and would no
longer assist the invest1gat1on.
About 1300, 9 Dec 11, SA (b )( 6)(b )(7)(C) vas contacted b)fjgqr1Nr1), Subpoena Compliance
Team Representative, Google Incorpor ate& who related a Federal SW would be necessary to obtain all
further related he would be able to pull emails
information requested by this
which have been sent and received, but the deleted messages would only be retroactive to three weeks
officeJS'i:.!(NFI)
prior.
About 1500, 9 Dec 11, sAWJM?,as notified by LG@IQllrgtt:umberland County

Sheriff's Office (CCSO), that since the o~ense occurred overseas, thls office would need to conduct a
SW through Federal Court.
office would assist in serving the SW and
conducting search, but would be unable to
with the SW any further.
LT'M!"!'P'!dvised his
assist
TYPE.D AGENT'S NAME ANO SEQUENCE NUMBER
ORGANIZATION
SA (b )( 6)(h )(7)( C) ,

Fort Bragg , NC 28310-8310
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About 1530, 9 Dec 11 , this office received the Final Lnfonnation Report, Case #b460-1 l-CID 108, from
Scbofield Barracks
Lyman Road, Building 3026, Schofield Barracks, HI 96857,
which contained S
ent Investi ation Report, Sworn Statement, and Interview
Worksheet (CID Fonn 44) of HM2
1/3 Charlie Company, 3rd Marine Division,
Kaneohe Bay, HI. (See AlR and Sworn
ement or e ails)
SAMQillbmtacted s4QJRlDMDederal
About 0800, 12 Dec 11,

Bureau of
Investigation (FBI), Fayettevi11e Field Office, to request assistance in obtaining Federal Search
Warrants for MAJ GOLSTEYN's residence, Google email account, and Verizon Wireless account.
sjdJr*nd
reit er
SAW \ i briefod
SAC (b )( 6)(b )(7)(C) bat the Assistant United
Sta~ (AUSA)
~
mvestigative activity would need to be conducted to
corroborate the interview confession by MAJ GOLSTEYN.
About 1115, 12 Dec 11, this office received email from SA11 1" 1ft,.AF CID Office, who related
multiple bum pit locations in and around FOB MCQUEARY were loca
vation and forensic
examination was completed of all , which met with negative results. SA ' '
o remnants
of clothing or bones were found to confinn the burning of human remains. SA
rther related
he could not. conduct meeting with local village elders due to Marine elements current y on-ground are
redeploying and coordination will need to be established with incoming command to schedule meeting.
DI
=~~~offi~
.~.eived the Final Information Report, Case Number #1096-11 About 1245, 13
CID016 from SA ...}~
_'4th Military Police Detachment~CID), Joint Base LewisMcChord, WA 98 ..> , w c contamed the AIR of
..i!!li
sP{ijJIGJiliJiif!ll
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Ab<Jut L525, 13 Dec 11, SA (b )( 6 )(b )(7)(C) riefed CP- - -JA, 3rd SFG, on all~
I
activity conducted and on re
n of b u . O B MCQUEARY. S
asked
II
CPt'f'B1ehad anv questions, wherein CP
ated he had no further questions or

~one~- . SA..:.'~_ R Wequestcd CP- i meep . information briefed close-hold for
mvest.Igat1ve purposes.
ORGANIZATION

SIG
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(b )( 6 )(b )(7)( ( ')
DATE
EXHIBIT
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0087

0906-l l-CID023-43647
PAGE 8 OF 8 PAGES
DETAILS:
unable to conduct the actions of killing an insurgent and burning his body on the installation without
the rest of the team being notified.
About 1030, 16 Dec 11, this office received the book, "TI1e Wrong War," by Bing WEST from Barnes
and Noble.com~ 1 Bames and Noble Way, Monroe Township, NJ 08831.
///Last Entry///
TYPED AGENT' S NAME AND SEQUENCE NUMBER
ORGANIZATION
SA (b )( 6)(b )(7)( C),

SIG
(b) ( 6)(b )(7)( C)
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(b) (7)(E)
DATE
EXHIBIT
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000088
Subject :
Co-Subjects :
Victims :
Incident:
I/ /MCAS MIRruA.AR CA/INVESTIGATIVE ASS I STANCE TO US Jl.RMY CID - fT
1111
~:~iA~
BRAGG, NC
1.
l l ng Age
, ~:~~;RRES) ,
ent interviewed
hi~h~~~w~~~!c~~d
perta ining to
Matt hew L GOLDSTEYN , USA Special Ope r at i o n s
Command. QKI ? stated he deployed to Afgh anistan if;jl\~ with the
Ma rine Cor ps on November 2009 through May 201 0 . IWMJilQlQK! related h e
met GOLDSTEYN on 14Febl0 when he was assigned to Ot erat i onal
De tachment Alpha 312 1 (ODA- 31 21 ) in Marj ah , AF. !QJLillmillidisclosed
fim
jljidit know GOLDSTEYN prior to bei ng assi g n ed to ODA-3121.
[0
! s t a ted he remembered the events on the day Sgt Jeremy R
MCQUEARY, USMC; and LCpl Larry M JOHNSON,
~Wt of Second
Engineer Battalion were ki l l ed in action . [[
related he was
not present in the field with wi t h GOLDSTEYN o r the Marines due to
being ass i g ned t o t he Cormnand Oti.e rations Center (COC) aboard
Th u nderdome Base Camp. Mj(O!IM] further declared the oper ation was a
daytime operat i on and t o his knowledge no i ns urn ents or detainees
were detained or apprehended t hat day. q111tmiGfdisclosed his
objective with ODA-3121 was to provide fire support as
d
not have any purview t o any records to any detainees . ~b )( 6)(b )(7)(
stated he was completely excluded from an ~ insu rgents or detainees
being brought back for question ing. 1Wff1lfNre l ated his Marines and
he were present with ODA- 3121 during patrols as fire support , but
anythitft aft er that such as questioning of detainees he was excluded
from . ~i3119liIJl! stated ODA-12 1 was made up of GOLDSTEYN ' s team which
included himse l f , a total of nine Americans, plus 200-300 Afgh an Army
sol diers.
re l a t io ns h~ ~iiiiJri j
i_iiri
J('P1 A
1
c)
2.
disclosed on 20Feb10, a gunfight commenced with
roof
sniper.
related he assisted with fi re su a r t
of the Thun er ome nea r the observa tion post.
ed
sta ted
" S~t -l@Mllll was present during
firdfight.
would be able to know more. I Q d ' U r elate
knowledge no detainees we re appreh ended that da y as we ll, and
GOLDSTEYN and his team went in rltiu r sui t of the sniper and were " able
to take care of the problem". J!W!IWIJWdisclosed t o h is knowledge no
one was apprehended but h i s assumed the sniper was kil led.
ff1lf
m+la
3. pimlwctisclosed h e did not remember any names of any

insurgents, but was aware GOLDSTEYN had lists of contacts or
individua l s of inter est in the area.
4. M!W!mliilfl related GOLDSTEYN and he have a
and talk approximately one to two times
h e shared a room with GOLDSTEYN and
FOR OFFICIAL l FG
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Law Enforcement .Sensiii.ve:
fri(l;'ll;~~
Exhibit J.[) .
000089
disc :os ed s i nce
co::=.!.de i n
dec~s i ons .
GOLJS ~ SYN
fj@Jlffi:.st
arrd te were both Ca ptains , C.OIDSTEY)I wou ld

in making opcrat..:.onal or tactical field
statec he is sti l : in
to~ch
witn GOLDSTEYN, ar.d
liif
he asc ~po<c wlch h io a pp=oxinatel y two ~o chree weeks ago, beca~ s e

he _c f~ ~is s h oes ac GOLDSTEid$!
whe n he went to COLDS~EY N's
S ilver Star award cere1cny .
r. . . .., e l aLed GOLDSTEY~ always
:he
of
0
co~ ideo
n !'l.:.:tt .:.r: a ny il legal or u:inoral a c~ 1v1t1 e s .
RI
dis:cosed he has r:ot!i.:ng out good Lhings ~o say abouL
.
:ol;~wed
au:~s E~gageent Zt~11" ,,~~ledge
F:l\C! OSURF.
(A)
DVD+R wi. th Recorded Interview of
@lfMl1J
111
!''"lf1 o 4 Dccll
.Specla l Agent, NCI SRA Mi rc.Hn..ir ,
CA
Exhibit 40
FOR OFFICIAL USG (.:,1:L.:,
Law Enforcement .Sc:1:::iilii ..
000090
Exhibit 21
5 U.S.C. 552(b)(6), (b)(7)(C)
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ROlNUMBER:
0090-1 l-CID277
0906- J 1-CID023-43647

For Offtdal Use Only - law Enforcement Sensitive
PAGE l OF 2 PAGE
DETA ILS
Basis for Investigation: On 23 Nov 11, this officidf8reques~nce (RF A) from the Fort Bragg
CID Oftice requesting to interview MSGWJlUJt
XXXpecial Operations Command
Africa (SOCA), Kelly Barracks, APO AE 09131, regarding his role within the ODA-3121 team, his relationship
with CPT GOLSTEYN, additional members ofODA-3121 and 30 Anglico Marforres Marines, and his
ow ledge of the incident under investigation.
nterv1ewe
.
d Mso!'Mf!W egard'mg his roe
I wit. h ODA- 3121 team and
ation whereins'\iiMCPT GOLSTEYN
his k.nowledge ofCPT GO-::;::=actions d
tenninate the life of an unarmed combatant. S
xplained Msffi
iii !ililaled by
CPT GOLSTEYN wherein he disclosed his actio
while in Afghanistan. MS 'Jf'umediate
ly responded saying that it was a lie because M S - a s the person in charge
mISsion on that cla
and CPT GOLSTEYN was inside the camp at the TOC.
A bo ut 1453 , 1 0 ec l 1, S-
'Ioii
SAM!'W
MLf
118
About 1518, I Dec 11,

dvised Msrl'
his rights, which he waived and provided a
erbal statement wherein he stated that CPT GOLSTEYN and him were deployed to Afghanistan and that every
time they have a mission, one of them went out to the m i s ge of the team, while the other person
would stayed taking care ofthe radios in the TOC. MSG
tated that on Feb 18, there were some
insurgents in the International Red Cross Bldg and due to t err ocatton he could not used any weapons against
1 1 11
them. MSG
"
htated there were several ~-und the place and during the process of searching;
they found a sliding door which was locked. MS

asked two locaJ nationals if they would be able to
use some pliers to cut the lack which they immediate y proceeded to open the door by cutting the lock. The two
local. nationals started opening the door and immediately after, what appears to be t W e 'oded killing two
1
1
of his, oldiers, the two local nationals, wounded some Soldiers and knocked MSG ' ' '
1own. MSG
as able to recover and proceeded to assist the wounded Soldiers and asked for support to CPT
who was at the TOC. MSG~ated they identified some possible suspects in a local
dweJJing, they surrounded the residence expecting to have a ,,t~~e) with the suspects; however, the local
nationals came out of the house with their hands up. MSGprm mL]:tated they interviewed two local nationals,
whic
with negative results of evidentiary value and both civilians were released at their own. MSG
00'
enied having kill any oflhe two suspects and also d e n i e - knowledge ofCPT
terminating the life of any unarmed combatant. MSG
tated he was pretty sure that
CPT GOLSTEYN had killed insurgents during combat missions where
ere was direct attack from both sides,
but he could not believe neither knew ofCPT GOLSTEYN committing any war crime.
ORGANIZATION:
Stuttgart CID Office, 5th MP Battalion (CID),

Stutt art, German , APO AE 09128
EXHIBIT:
DATE:
8Decll
:A.
000101
ROI NUMBER:
0090-11-CID277
0906-l l-CID023-43647

CID Regulation 195-J
Ft>r Official Ust Only - Law Errforce~nl Sensitive
PAGE 2 OF 2 PAGE
~
DETAILS
Agent's Comment: MS
clarify the location of the dwelling nor how they obtain intelligence
p e r t at
i n is.
n g - MSG ' ' '
.either specified the mode use to transport the suspects into the
camp. MS
ated that both civilians left on their own by driving. It was not clarify if the suspects
arrived to the camp 1ving their own vehicle or were transported by U.S. personnel.
About I 53 1, 1 Dec 1 l, M S G -cquested to consult legal assistance and expressed not being too
familiar with the legal proce~rtuation like this, and that he was not feeling comfortable because the
kind of aUegation and due to the Soldiers he lost in the mission.
About 0950, 8 Dec 11,
I
(b )( 6)(b )(7)(C)
SA'f'P''?'l\;{t with MsoM!Wf11!who stated he had a lawyer and any questions

gli tm. ~~1fW119hovided this office with his lawyer 's point of contact as: Mr.
A~~t 1650, 8D~c11, S~ordinated with

activity was requrred.///L
I
sABpmm1..,hostated no further investigation
ORGANIZATION:
Stuttgart C lD Office, 5th MP Battalion (CID),

Stutt art, German APO AE 09128
f~XHIBIT:
DATE:
8 Dec 11
000102

For use of th is form, see AR 190-30; the
is ODCSOPS
DATA REQUl.RED BY TKE PRIVACY ACT
AlJTHORITY:
PRINCIPAL PURPOSE:
ROUTINE USES:
DISCLOSURE:
Title 10, lJnitod States Code, Section 3012(8)

To provide commanders and law enforcement officials with means by which information may be acc:urately idenlified.
Your Social SecUiity Number is used as an additionallallemate means of identification to tacilitate filing and retrieval.
Disclosure of your Social Se<:utity Number is voluntary.
4. FILE NO.
2. DATE
c.. 11-c 1oa+=i
\ u~o
8. ORG AN IZA
~-,,_--..,.----,.------1 'S~lo.L 0 ~1u.hons (}.{)~rJ

7. GRADEfSTATUS
(b )( 6 )( b )( "7)(c)
E8f f\D
PART t - RIGHTS WAIVER/NON-WAIVER CliRTIFICATE
Stttion A. Ri.gllts
Army Cri111l11l lovntlaatiot Commaad as Sptcial Ag~ut
name appears below told me that he/she is with the United States
and wanted to question me abo1tt the: following offcnse(s) of which I am

,......_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---....
ore he/she asked me any questions about the offeo

however, she
e it cl~ to me tha1 I have the following rights:
I do not have 10 answer any questions or say anything. W / ("'1 Cl\O /~-"./\ t-1, [ l.. /
Anything I say or do can be used as evidence against me in a criminal trial.
For personrrel subject to the UC MJ) I have I.he righl to calk privately to a lawyu betore, during, and aftet ques1ioning and to have a lawyer present '"ith me
during questioning. This lawyu can be a civilian lawyer I arrange for ut no c11pensc to the Government ' a military lawyer detailed for me at no eicpeose 10 me,
r both.
or (For civ1/ia11.r not subjecl to the UCMJ) I have the right to talk privately to a lawyer before. durin&. and after questioning and ln ha-.e" lawyer present with me
during questioning. I understand that this lawy~>r can be one that I arrange for at my own expense. or ifl cannot afford.a lawyer and want one, a lawyer will be
appointed for me before any questioning begins.
1 am now will ing to discuss the offensc(s) under invC$1igation, with or without a lawycr present, I ha ve a right to stop answering qu.~tions al any time. or speak
'vately with a 1.ewyer before answering further, even ifl sign the waiver below.
5. COMMENTS (Continue on re11erse side)
1 understand my rights as stated above.

without having a lawyer present with me.
I a. NAM f:. (Type or Prrnt)
2a. NAME (l)>pt! or Print}

ng to discuss the offense(s) under investigation and make a statement wit hoot talking 1011 lav.yer first and
(b )( 6)(b )(7)(C)
((b)"(G)(b)(i)(C)
Bcb)(6)(b
. . )(7)(C)
.....
6. OR
'.
Stuttgart CID Office, 202nd M

roup (CID)
Stuttgart, Germany, APO AE 09107
Serrion C. Non-Waivtr
I . I do not want ro give up my rights:
I want a lawyer.
I do not want to be questioned or say anything.
2. SIGNATUR E OF INTERVIEWEE
ATTACH Ttll S W Al VER CERTIFICATE TO ANY SWORN STATEMENT {DA form 2821) SUBSEQUENTLY EXECUTED BY THE SUSPECT/ACCUSED.
DA FORM 3881. NOV 89
EDITION OF NOV 84 IS OBSOl.ETE
D\ml1'~00103
0906-ll-CID023-43647
0460-11-CID l 08
Page 1 of 1
BASIS FOR INVES'TIGATION: On 22 Nov 11, this office received aRequ~istance from Fort
Bragg CID Office requesting this office locate, indemify, and interview P02egarding his
relationship with CPT GOLSTEYN, members ofODA-3121 and his knowledge of the incidents which
occurred regarding this investigation. Additionally, request this office to conduct interview upon
completion of subject interview of CPT GOLSTEYN by requesting office.
'
About 1010, 29 Nov 11, SA! 'B

1ositively identified HM2 (b )( 6)(b )(7)(C) 1/3 Charlie
Company, 3rd Marine Division ~ij-wed him at the Building l 096, NCIS Office, Marine Corps
7
1
Base, HI, Kaneohe Bay, HI. HM2 . ~1~~- tated on 18 Feb l 0, during his deplo ent with his unit in
Marjah, AF, he suffered injuries to the
ers and both le s. HM
elated being
--~to Camp Bastion wi
FI); SG
I); CPL
~Fl); LCP
Fl)
and
one
LCPL
(NFI)
currentlv
stationed
with
113
Chadie
1111 1
Company and did
Marines at Camrastion. HM2 W -tated not having any
knowledge of SGT
G1fii\!KB
SGT MCQUEARY, or LCPL
JOHNSON. HM
1e did 00f4V\Y ~ TEYN, was never at FOB MCQUEARY
/LAST E:NTR.Y///
Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, CID Office

Schofield Barracks, HI 96857
Signature:
CID FORM 94-E
Date: ::Z~ f.-011) /

Exhibit:
Y - LAW ENFORCEMENT SENSITIVE
3/
PRC>TilCllVE MAIU<!NG IS EXCLUDED FROM llUTOMATIC TERMINI\ TlON (Pan 13. AR 3..IJ.16)('\\'ll<n Data ia Enttred)
000104

D9061ZC I DOZ3 -436~ 1
SWORN STATEMENT
AUTHORITY:
Title 10 USC Section 301 ; Title 5 USC Sect10n 2951; E.O. 9397 dated November 22, 1943 (SSIVJ.
PRINCIPAL PURPOSE: To provide commanders and law enforcement officials with means by which information may be accurately retrieved.
ROUTINE USES:
Yo ur social security number is used as an additionallaltern
means of identl11cation to facilitate filing and retrieval.
DISCLOSURES:
Disclosure of your social security number is voluntary.
Fl.E NUM
LOCATION
Bid 1096, NCJS Office, Marine Co s Base JU Kaneohe
-'-4~--'-~---~~~~~---;.......,......,..,.m,
ES/USN
- I l l ) , want to make the following statement under oath: On Nov. 17 2009. I departed
MCBH Kaneohe to go to Nawa, Afghanistan. I was attached to 1st battalion, 3rd Marines, Charlie
company, 3rd Platoon, 3rd Squad. We got to our Area of Operations (AO) on Dec. 1, 2009 and conducted
Counter insurgent operations (COIN) until Feb 2010. On Feb. 9th, 2010, the Marines and sailors of 1/3
Charlie co flew in to Marjah, Afghanistan. On Feb 18, 2010, J was on a patrol with a mission to clear
Ro ute Olympia. We were supposed to link up with a convoy of combat engineers. At the link up point one
of the vehicles drove over a 55lb pressure plate IED. I was standing no more than four feet from the blast,
I received shrapnel on my face, neck, shoulders and both of my legs. a total of 7 US members were
wounded and sent to Camp Bastion. 1 spent the night in the hospital. After I was discharged from there I
went to the CASF, a holding place for wounded warriors. I spent 2 nights at the CASF before I was
brought over to Camp leatherneck. At camp leatherneck me and my marines from Charlie co. stayed in a
tent with other wounded marines. One marine that was in that tent was from Alexandria, VA. We spent
just o
there before we flew back out to our AO in Nawa.
Q: s ..
A:HM2
Q : Did you ow an_y of the wounded Marines?
111
A : Yes, I knew 1 5tLt!ept"sgt. rm-a-ll!lm~1~1:11rnwPJ1m1cp1iallLcpl.'l''Wmd one Lcpl
from 1/3. AU the other marines that I was with, I didD' tknow ~ow their names.
Q : Did any of the Marines that you were with at Camp Bastion telJ any combat stories about any
retaliation?
A : no I did not hear any.
Q: Did you know SGT Jeremy MCQUEARY and LCPL Larry JOHNSON?
A:no.
Q: Did you ever know SFC~GTIQJIMfiTgtJor SG (b )( 6)(b )( 7)( C)
A: no.
Q: Have you ever been to the Thunderdome Base or FOB MCQUEARY?
A:no.
Q: Did you have any knowledge of CPT GOLSTEYN?
A:no.
(b) (6), (b) (7)
Q: Have you ever heard of or have any knowledge pertaining to an insurgen t names (C)
?
A : no.
Q: Have you had any contact with anyone that has tried to tell you about going to CID or NCIS?
A:no.
Q: Have you or have had any working relations with anyone from the Special Forces community?
A : just l Navy SEAL while be was working as an intern at NNMC Bethesda.
(b) (6), (b) (7)(C)
Q: Did you ever know a Mr.
A: no.
PAGE 1 OF2
DA Form 2823-E
lNlTlALS. .
EXt::llBIT:

000105
FOR OFFJCIAL USE ONLY

STATEMENT OF:
(b )( 6)(b )( 7)( C)
TAKEN AT: Schofield Barracks. Hawaii. CID Office
DATED: 29 Nov I J
9. STATEMENT (Continued)
Q: Are you facebook friends with any of the people l have mentioned to you in this statement?
A: no.
Q: Do you know or have any knowledge of a SFcWJIGiIMQ}
A: no .
Q: Do you have anything else y o u , . to add to this statement?
A: Noll/END OF ST ATEMENTl/1
ArFIDAVIT
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C) _ _ _ HAVE READ OR HAVE
HAD READ TO ME THIS STATEMENT WHICH BEGINS ON PAGE 1 ANO
I
NOERSTAND THE CONTENTS OF THE ENTIRE STATEMENT MADE BY ME. THE STATEMENT IS TRUE.
ENDS e ' C
I HAVE INITIALED ALL CORRECTIONS ANO HAVE INITIALED THE BOTTOM OF EACH PAGE CONTAINING THE STATEMENT. I HAVE
MADE THIS STATEMENT FREELY WITHOUT HOPE OF BENEFIT OR REWARD, WITHOUT THREAT OF PUNISHMENT. AND WITHOUT
COERCION, UNLAWFUL INFLUENCE, OR UNLAWFUL INDUCEMENT.
"'TN ESSES.
....
,,.-n-f)_____
10 USC 936
(Authority ID Administer Oath}
ORGAN IZATION OR ADDRESS
PAGE2 0F 2
DA Form 2823-.E
lNJTIA
3_~--
EXHIBIT: _ _
FOR OFFIC IAL USE ON LY

000106
ROI NUM BHR
(0906-11 -CID023-43647)
1096-20 I I -CIDO 16-

PAGE 1 OF I PAGES
Pl::TAI LS
AS..IS FOR INVE~TlGATION: On 1 Dec 11, this ot~ce re.ceived a r e q - o m th~

ragg CID Office, Fort Bragg, NC 28310, to conduct a mterv1ew of MAJ
xxx-x-1 st
pec1.al Forces GroJ.l!!uP.
. ~o.int Base Lewis-McChord, WA 98433, concerning his relation to CPT Matthew L.
OLSTEYN, xxxS Anny Special Operations Command (USASOC), Fort Bragg, NC 28310
FBNC), who allege y committed war crimes while deployed.
bout 1320, 2 Dec 11 ~ S
de~Fc?Mf91
X-~st S~cial
'
orces Group, Joint Base ew1srovided a contact number
sot p.socpac.socom.mil
T YPED AGENT ' S N/\ME ANO SEQUENCE: m.JMBER
.(b)(6)(b)(7)(C). (b) (7)(E)

SIG
(b )( 6)(b )(7)( C)
I
(Automated)
ORGANIZATION
44t.h Military Police Detaclunent (C ID)

Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA 98433
EXHI BIT
DATE
13 Dec 11
I E ON LY - LAW ENFORCEMENT
Termination of pr otec tiv e ma~ k ings is e xempt
in accorda nce wi t h AR 380-5
SENSI TIVE
000107
ROI NUMBER
0072- l I-CID359
Ot:TAILS
bout 1655, 14 Dec l L S;t!!!interviewed and obtained SFC' T - - ho provided a sworn

statement stating he was at: :NC, between 5 Jan 10 and 26 Mar;'.(See Sworn Statement for details).
gent's Comment: At the conclusion o f the interview the section of the DA Form 2823 was inadvertently not
filled out and initialed by SFC (b)( 6)(b )(7)(C) fhis office noted the time was 1655, 14 Dec l I.
bout 1830. 14 Dec 11. S-~ terviewed SFC- . , ho provided a sworn statement detailing his
knowledge of ODA 3 121 com a opera ions during the ~ February 2010. (See Sworn Statement for
details)
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ANT TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT UNDER OATH:
In February 20 l 0, I was the senior medic on ODA3 l 2 l. Our team was assigned as the combat advisors for 3/4/
205th Afghan National Anny (ANA) Kandak for the liberation of the city of Marjeh, Helmond Province,
Afghanistan. I was the senior tactical advisor to the company commander of the l ~ 1 Company of the 3d
Battalion. Our Task Force consisted of our 10-man ODA, a 4-man Marine Artillery Naval Gunfire Liason
Company {ANGLICO) Team, a 30-man Marine Route Clearance Platoon (RCP), and a 5-man Marine Heavy
Engineer Team. CPT Golsteyn was the Task Force Ground Commander. We began the invasion on the ni ght of
the 12th of February to the best of my recollection. Our team 's mission was to secure the southern 1/3 of the
city. To additional Special Forces ODA ' s with their Afghan Commando counterparts were to air assault in and
secure two objectives inside our sector of operations. The first objective was a likely training school for foreign
fi ghters on U1c southwest edge of our sector and the second (Obj ective [OBJ] Thondcrdome) was the home of a
prominent drug trafficker in Marjeh with ties to the Tal iban and the Queta Shura in Pakistan. OBJ
Thunderdome was adjacent to the BaJikino Bazaar in the center of our assigned sector. To accomplish our
mission we conducte.d a deliberate breach of the canal system surrounding the city then cleared the roads and
intersections of IED 's and established checkpoints along the roads on our way to relieve in place the ODA 'sand
Conunando elements that had secured the first objecti ve and OBJ Thunderdome. We reached the first objective
by late afternoon on the day of our initial breach. We cleared compounds on both sides of the roads as the
Marine Corps RCP cleared the roads to provide flank securi~. My company of ANA (1 st Company) was
pos~tioned on the south sid~ of the road. SSG
.
our
bat~le buddy and assis~nt
advisor to 1St Company. SSG
emor l 8B) and
--~~Jlsemor 18C) we the advi sors
to 3d Company on the north flank of the road. Our companies cleared aJl compounds 600 meters to the nort.h
and south of the road as the RCP cleared the roads. 3d Company was engaged sporadically throughout the day
from the north in the vicinity of the intersection to the north of the first objective where there was a ba.7...aar and
an International Red Cross/ Red Crescent (ICRC) Clinic. We continued clearing the roads to the East of the first
objective until dark. At dark, we established a RON site and security perimeter around the vehicles. The
following morning (13th of Feb.) we continued clearing to the intersection 1500 meters to the south of
Thunderdome then turned north and cleared the road and compounds up to the Balikino Ba7..aar and OBJ
Thunderdome. We reached Thunderdome on the late afternoon of the second day (14th of February). During
our mission in Marjeh we established an SOP to take pictures and gather biographical data on all military aged
males (MAM's) found during clearing operations or foot patrols to later help us establish intelligence on the
local popu lation as well as determine who were locals who belonged and who were outside foreign fighters.
When our unit reached the Balikino bazaar we established strong points around the main intersection on t~-
juniflbiYdH
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Northeast, Sou
,
heast comers of the intersection. OBJ Thunderdome was on the Southeast comer
of the intersection and was the tallest building in the area at 3 stories. There was a gas station on the Northeast
corner where we would eventually build a small motorpool for the RCP vehicles. Another 3 story building and
compound not quite as tall as T hunderdome lay on the Southwest corner of the intersection and became t11e
ANA Kandak Headquarters where all persons under custody (PU C's) were kept guarded by the ANA. To my
knowledge all questioning of PUC's were condu- -NA leadership present and either CPT
3121 Detachment Commander), MSG _ _ _ J netachment Operations Sergeant), SSG '
enior 18E and intel cell leader and the team 's only ASOT Level II at the time) or the other member of
~ence cell, a Marine Sgt. from 7'h Marine Regiment's S2 section. The Marine Sgt. arrived around the
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19 or 2011 of February, I believe. From my recollection almost all questioning took place at the ANA Kandak
Headquarters building shortly after we were established at OBJ Thunderdome. The Commando and other
ODA' s ex filled on the 15th or l 6m of February. The RCP cleared all the IED's from the intersection at the
Balikino B - the l 4th-l 71h of February with several enemy assaults on our positions during those
days. IL
and SsgtW?'Wllpere in command of the RCP and engineer element during our
time in Marje . They and their men perrormed valiantly under fire while he1Eing to repel attacks and clearing
over 80 IED' s while l
A and 3 WIA during the mission. On the 18 of February, our split team under
the command of MSG
leared the intersection 800 meters Lo the \Vest of Thunderdome. The intersection
had a bazaar and an IC

defend. .machine gun bunkers and approximately 40
Taliban Jnsurgents. SS
id SSG _;,~_,!
J Junior 18D) ~ing 3d ~~-A
Company during the assau t. A squad om the R
un er e command of Ssgt ~d l L ilmlvere
also part of the assault an
1 clearing the bazaar of IED and booby traps once the Tal~re
pushed back. Myself, CP
NGLICO), and CPT Golsteyn were on the roof of 111Underdome lO spot
for enemy positions and control close air support in support of the assault. CPT Golsteyn was constantly
buum.:ing back and forth from the roof to the OPCEN coordinating air strikes and the MED EV AC request that
was needed for Sgt McQuery and Pfc Johnson (both KIA) and 3 other Marines. The Marines were injured
during clearing operations of the bazaar by a large IED booby trap on one of the bazaar shop doors where
explosives were being stored. On the night of the 1811', we left a reinforced ANA Company at the intersection to
defend it in the event insurgents tried to re-infiltrate the bazaar and set in more IED's. On the 19 1h, the RCP
11 as nearly killed by a
cleared the remaining IED 's from the bazaar and intersection. On the 20t11,
sniper while ranging targets in the gun position on the roof ofThunderdome. The shot came from a row of
compounds 600m to the north of Thunderdome across open poppy fields and hit the sight on the MK 4 7
1 1" r qrvas looking thro~gh. CPT Golsteyu led our split team element
(automatic gr~nade launche_r)that
of ANA, Manne heavy engineers, and gun trnc s from the RCP m an a s - - s. compounds to
prevent further attacks from those buildings. Myself, SSG'Jt"=md SS
unior I 8C) were
advising 1st ANA Company in the assault. The assault element would push t roug 1e open poppy fields under
fire support from the gun Lrucks and heavy weapons on the roof of Tbunderdome. All roads leading to the
compounds were suspected of lED 's, so CPT Golsteyn had the Marine Bu lldozer make a road through the
poppy :fields to enable the gun trncks lo support the infantry assaul t. Our element came under heavy machine
gun fire from numerous enemy positions in the compounds to the north as we began our assault across the fields
towards the compounds. CPT Golsteyn coordinated Gun Runs and close in bombing runs, as well as mortar fi re
in support of our assault and he personally supported my movement across open ground to evacuate casualties
with precision Carl Gustav shots onto enemy positions. His tireless efforts and expert leadership saved several
friendly lives that day and prevented further direct fire attacks on Tbunderdome. J recommended him and CPT
Golsteyn was awarded the Silver Star for bjs actions on the 20lh of February 2010. On the 21 s -23d of Februa.
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\Ve continued cle
g
d intersections to the north of the [CRC clinic where the heaviest Taliban
resistance still remained. We lost 6 more ANA soldiers to boobv traps and fED's during those days of clearing.
On or about the 24rh of Febrnary
SSG
pl it team element cleared the rest of our sector
East of Thunderdome. I do not recall any people that were l en into custody during our time in Marj eh that
were not handed over to and guarded by the ANA within minutes of being deta ined. Almost all the people
detained were done so by the ANA with our supervision. T o my knowledge and recollection, all questioning
was done in the presence of ANA leadership and all PUC's were treated with respect and fairness while being
:: i W 'ers building on the Southwest comer of the Balikino Bazaar.
MsiSH''nd
: What isyour rolewith O DA-3121?

A: I am the senior l 8D medic. In 20 I 0, I was also the combat ad visor to the I$! Company/3/4/204lh Kandak. I
set up and ran the UW Clinic we started in the Balikino Bazaar, l processed all intelligence gathered from the
clinic to the intel cell, 1 was the detachl11ent Sl, and the Preventive Medicine Officer for the detachment in
charge of waste management and food storage and procurement.
Q: What is your relationship with MAJ GOLSTEYN?
A: MAJ Golsteyn was my detachment commander from 2008-2010 and continues to be a good friend and
comrade to this day.
Q: Do you know the interpreter's name who was with MAJ GOLSTEYN during Ol Feb 10 - 18 Feb 10?
A: No, 1 cannot remember his name.
Q: Can you describe the interpreter with MAJ GOLSTEYN during 01 Feb JO - 18 Feb 10?
A: He was about 5 '09" thin build, dark hair and a stubble growth beard, without a dimple in his chin.
Approximatelywould guess. I am pretty sure I have a picture.
Q: Do you kno~AJ GOLSTEYN's close friends were / are?
A: MAJ epegMSGJR'~'@''W MSG
me and almost everyone else who served on the
detachment in 2009 and
1 .
Q: Do you know how capture tags were utilized and filed during this time period?
A: We did not use capture tags at that time. We had some chute tags and 3x5 cards, but the ANA were actually
the ones using their authority to detain and question people. They allowed us to question detainees to help train
their commanders and staff a nd to help them gather more effective intelligence.
Q: What is your relationship with other me mbers of ODA-3121?
A: We are al I pretty close, though there are only 4 of us still on the team from the 20 l 0 tour.
Q: What is your -~

"th marines attached to ODA-31 21?
A: T have not see
'
ince an awards ceremony at Camp Lejune in the Fall of20idllliWind I
still communicate via emru ana he and his fami ly have visited mine and mine his a few time~ year
when we are not both deployed.
Q: Do you know of any incidents involving MAJ GOLSTEYN, in which he shot an un-armed male while in
Afghanistan?
A: Absolutely NOT. I have a hard tim e believing that such an incident ever occurred. I further find it hard to
believe Matt Golsteyn would do that. The only reason I could possible conceive him doing something like that
is if he felt his men' s lives were at direct risk.
Q: Did you ever observe anyone leaving OBJ Thunderdome with only two or three persons when releasing a
PUC?
A: No, never. That goes against our SOP' s
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Q: Please describe the process of releasing a PUC back into the local populace?
A: The ANA would hold the person until tlleir tribal e1der crune to vouch for them. The American and ANA
leadership would talk with the elder and ask them why they are vouching and if the person was known to be
Taliban or a supporter. That elder would then take responsibility for the person and if they were caught again
doing something suspicious or in direct contact with Taliban, then the elder would also be accountable. The
elder would then be escorted to the ANA Headquarters building and have to identify the person and then escort
them out of the compound. This was done under the supervision of the ANA leadership and 2-3 Americans.
Q: Did you ever hear anything about a person being released and escorted to their home instead of to a Village
Elder?
A:No. We would not escort them anywhere. They elder would leave with the person, on a few occasions in the
first fow days of us being at the Balikino Bazaar we would release people from the compound on their own,
especially if we had not been there for their detention or it was very clear they had no connections to the
Taliban. I do not recall that happening after the first few days.
Q: What type of documentation was used when processing PU C's?
A: I am not sure. I did not take direct part in processing PUC' s. The AN A handled most of that. The PUC' s
were not detained by American Forces, they were detained by the ANA.
Q: Do you have images or documents to show those who were either PUC's or MAM's?
A: I do still have pictures on my hard drive at FOB Morehead from the 2010 rotation.
Q : Do you know o
anne
felse
who may have images or data regarding either PUC's or MAM's?
nd S S G - i l l do. I do not know for sure. 7di Marine Regiment 82
A: It is likely that SS '
section and SOTF-So
ons shou~all pictures and intelligence reports on file in archives.
Q : Are you willing to provide the images and any information to this office?
A: Sure.
Q: Who controlled the bum pit on OBJ Thunderdome?
A: l contro1led the burn pit as the Preventive Med officer in charge of waste management.
Q : Describe the burn pit on OBJ Thunderdome?
A: 1t was a 4ft. by 4 ft. 2 ft deep hole usually filled with burn residue that was on the south side of the main
building.
Q: How far from the building was the bum pit?
A: Maybe 20 meters.
Q: Was there any other oversight/security on OBJ Thunderdome that covered the burn pit.
A: The burn pit was observed by a roving guard on the roof of the building, a roving guard on the ground level
of the back of the compound and the southern machine gun position on the 2d story balcony.
Q: When were PUC's normally released and why?
A: PUC' s were normally released as soon as an elder came to couch for them, we collected enough evidence for
the ANA to arrest them and process them to Kandahar, or it was clear aft.er questioning that they had no ties to
the Taliban or their activities. The later was usually men that the ANA detained \~rithout our recommendation.
Q: Please describe the process of processing a PUC from the moment he or she is taken into custody.
A: 95% of the time the person was detained directly by the ANA and no American ever directly touched him.
The ANA wouJd place flex cuff's on the person and separate them from other MAM's. Their information would
be taken dovrn by an American and an ANA officer. Their family, if present, would be told where the person
was being taken and to have their tribal elder come and vouch for them. Depending on the circwnstances they
might have a nylon sack placed over their head if they are detained on or around a place we were getting shot at
from. Then escorted back to the ANA headquarters building. 5% of the time, if the tactical situation was stiJ
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unsecure, an American would place the flex cuffs on the MAM and then hand him to the first ANA soldier he
could find who wasn' t actively pulling security of fighting.
Q : Who interviewed P~arri~
A: CPT Golsteyn, MS ~ SG ~nd occasionally the Marine Sgt. that was part of our intel cell.
At least 2 of those people, along with members of the ANA staff and S2 section.
Q: Which team worked with MAJ 1~ ~e above tim~
A: After the 13th of February, CP14iJilfJiiI(illnyself, SSG~nd 1st company were partnered
together with CP T Golsteyn on patro s.
Q: Are you aware of a w1-vetted " walk-in" source MAJ GOLSTEYN used during the above time frame?
A: There were several people who came in and gave us infonnation. No o ne was able to be vetted. I would say
there were at ]east 30 walk-in sources in February and early M arch. Many of whom provided infonnation that
turned out to be correct.
(b) (6), (b)
Q: Have you ever heard of the name (7)(C)
?
A: Not to my recollection.
Q: Do you know who the key tribal leaders were in the area at the time?
A: I do not recall the names off the top of my head. There were 3 elders in the Wardak tribe in sourthem Marjeh
that we dealt with on several occasions and had relatively good relations with. I recall at least one elder from the
Noorzi tribe that we dealt w ith on a couple of occasions, but be \.Vas never trusted and several of the insurgents
killed in our sector of Marjeh were from his tribe. His tribal area had the most IED's emplaced around it after
we arrived as well.
Q : IfMAJ GOLSTEYN only needed one or two p ersons from your unit to assist him, who do you thirik he
would choose?
A : Myself and pretty much anyone on the team would walk through fire for him.
Q: Are you aware of any previous allegations against MAJ Golsteyn?
A:No.
Q: How many interpreters did you have with you during that time frame?
A: We bro ught 6 interpreters with us from Oruzgan Province and Tarin Kowt.
Q : Were any of those interpreters close with MAJ Golsteyn?
A: Yes, his jnterpreter. All of our interpreters except his and mine quit after a month in Marjeh.
Q: Have o u ever heard of any interpreters visiting MAJ Golsteyn in the United States?
'
ur interpreter from the 2009 Afghanistan rotation.
A: Yes
Q : Are
other memb / ' ipants wh3ou havjjOt mentioned?
rom CP"fll:I!'lt.jt,NGLICO TEAM
A: Sgt's
Q: Is the a ove narrative m your own words?
A: Yes
Q: How were you treated here today?
A: Great
Q : Were you afforded the opportunity to take breaks as needed today?
A: Yes
Q : ls there anything else you would like to add to this statement at this time?
A. No.//IENDOF STATEMENT/-
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AVE READ OR HAVE HAD READ TO ME THIS STATEMENT WHICH BEGINS ON PAGE I AND
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2011, at Kabul, Afghanistan.
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ANT TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT UNDER OATH:

as attending Advance Special Operations techniques {ASOT) Course on Fort Bragg, NC from 5 January to 26
March 2010. I cleared my TDY travel orders for the ASOT Course from 06 April 2010 till 6 May 2010. From
06 May to 14 May 2010 I prepared for Deployment to Afghanistan. On 14 May 2010 I deployed on a Civilian
rotator Aircraft from Baltimore, Maryland. I arrived on Kandahar Airfield (KAF) on/about 20 May 2010. I first
made link up with my SFODA 3121 on/about 03 June 20 I 0 on Camp Baston (UK FOB). I spent approximately
4 days at "Thunderdome" . Then I was moved to act as the SFODB 3120 Intelligence Sergeant till Ol Aug 2010,
~~ort Bragg to attend a school.
Q: When did arrive CONOUS?
A: I arrived on Kandahar Airfield (KAF) on/about 20 May 20 10.
Q: When did leave CONOUS?
A: l redeployed back to Fort Bragg around 01 Aug 2010 t.o attend a school.
Q: Are you a member ofODA-3121?
A: Yes, r have been on SFODA 3121 from April 2 009 till current date.
Q: \Vhat is your role with ODA-312 1?
A: I have always been SFODA 3121 's lnteWgence Sergeanl (l 8F).
Q: What is your relationship with MAJ GOLSTEYN?
A:J am his subordinate and was his Intelligence Sergeant (l 8F).
Q: Do you know the interpreter's name who was with MAJ GOLSTEYN during 01 FEB l 0 - 18 FEB 1O'?
A:No, I only was \vith SFODA 3121 in Helmond, Marjah area for about four (4) days. I do not remember any of
the linguist or attachments to the ODA during the questioned time period.
Q: Do you know who MAJ GOLSTEYN close friends are?
A:l never had a personal relationship with MAJ GOLSTEYN, I never meet him with friends on duty hours or
off duty hours. So I cannot ~:ny "Close friends" of MAJ GOLST I
' ' ti: k that MAJ GOLSTEYN
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C)
was close to Msc4pIBl~~FC~nd SFC (Then SSG)
ere close friends to MA.I
GO LSTEYN .
Q: Do you know how capture tags were utilized and filed during this time period?
A:No, I do not know how capture tags were utilized and fil ed during this questioned time period. 1 was not with
the ODA during the questioned lime period in Helmond, Marjah area. SFODA 3 121 had a Marine C o .
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000115
0906-11-
rrno2~
-43647
Case# 0072-11-CID359TATEMENTOF
(b )( 6)(b )(7)( C) TAKEN AT: Kabul CID Office; DATED: December 14, 2011 (CONTINUED)
SMC) Intelligence Analysis Sergeant (Rank unknown) assigned to act as the Intelligence Analysis. He filled
in as the ODA 3121 Special Forces Intelligence Sergeant (18F).
Q: What is your relationship with other members of ODA-3121?
A:l only have a work relationship with members of ODA 3121. I wil1 meet two to three ODA members for
drinks or to watch UFC fights at local restaurants and Bars . We wilJ have team night outs before a deployment
for family dinners or house get to gathers. But outside of general meetings or outings; I don't socially " hang
out" or go to places with ODA members or go to shooting ranges, ETC.
Q: What is your relationship with marines attached to ODA-3 121?
A:I never developed any relationship with any Marines attached to ODA 3 l21. I was not with the ODA long
enough to develop a relationship with any attachments.
Q: Do you know of any incidents involving MAJ GOLSTEYN, in which he shot an un-armed male during the
time period of 0 l Feb 1 I through I 8 Feb l l '?
A:I have never heard anyone on SFODA 3121, to include MAJ GOLSTEYN talk about any Afghan local
national, un-armed male being shoot during the last OEF rotation. I never heard any stories from any members
of SFODA 3121 of ill-treatment, wrong doings, or shootings of any un-armed Afghan local nationals. I never of
an Afghan local national un-armed male being shoot in Belmond, Marjah area or any location during last OEF
rotation.
Q: How were you treated here today?
A: Good
Q: Were you afforded the opportunity to take breaks as needed today?
A: None were needed
Q: Is there anything else you would like to dd to this statement at this time?
A. No.II/END OF STATEMENT// ... ~

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000116
0906-11- CID023 -43647

Case# 0072- l l-CID359-
ST ATEMENT OF
( )(6)(b )(7)(C)
AKEN AT: Kabul CID Office; DATED: December 14, 20 I 1 (CONTlNUED)
AFFIDAVJT
R IPA
~;-;~~-;-;~-~~~E-~-~;-~~~-DT~ ~~-1-;.~s-s~~~;MENT ~~~CH-B-EGI-;;;~~-P~G-E-~-;~-r;
G . FULLY UNDERSTAN D T HE CONTENTS OF T HE ENTIRE STATEMENT MADE BY ME. T HE

STATEMENT IS TRUE. l HAVE INITIALED ALL CORRECTIONS AND HAVE INITIALED THE BOTTOM OF EACH PAGE
CONTAINING THE STATEMENT. I HA VE MADE THIS STATEMENT FREELY WITHOUT HOPE OF BENEFIT OR
REWARD, WITHOUTTHRE~UNISHMENT, AND WITHOUT COERCION, UNLAWFUL INFLUENCE, OR
UNLAWFUL INDUCEMENT-
(b )( 6)(b )(7)( C)
...
Subscribed and sworn to before me, a person authorized by law to administer oath, this December 14,
2011, at Kabul, Afghanistan.
(b )( 6)(b )(7)(C)
(b )( 6)(b )(7)(C)
Special Agent
Kabul CID 0 1ee
22"d Military Police BN (CID)
USACIDC, Camp Phoenix, Kabul, Afghanistan, APO AE 09320
(fyped Name of Person Administering Oath)
10 USC 936
(Authority to Administer Oath)
WITNESS:
WITNESS:

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000117
Exhibit 37
5 U.S.C. 552(b)(6), (b)(7)(C)
0906- l I -CID023-43647
PAGE I OF 1 PAGES

DETAI LS:
About t 600, 21 Dec 11, this office received email

NCIS, Los Angeles Field
Office, who stated she conducted interview of SGT
n 20 Dec 11, wherein he stated be had
no
~
the incident in question and thou
very 1 y of MAJ GOLSTEYN and his team.
SGT
enti
. . oal Marin
. .
e 3D Anglico Marines sGTiltJJwM1
(1'.TFI) and SG 1
ifI). S
tated SGT TS'd on 6 Aug l 0 and
had a forwarding a ess an p one number in ew exico that sb~w up on.
so9 g H1as
AGENT'S COMMENTS: SA' m1rther stated

currently out of the area
and would return on 26 Dec 11, wherein she would interview him at that tirne.
About 0820, 27 Dec 11, this office received the Final Information Report, Case #1038- l 1-CID034,
rt Avenue Fort Hood, TX 76544, which
from the Fort Hood CID Office, P.O. Box V, 2200 Su
I I
I :;,, gent's Investigation Report of S
.:vherein related SSG
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C) ad obtained legal counsel and would not assist with the investigation.
.1
f II
'
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C)
ORGANIZATION
SA (b )( 6 )(b )( 7)( (_')

----------------------------------------------------------
DATE
SIGN
'(b )( 6)(b )(7)(C)
CID
. .,
27 Dec 11
EXHIBIT
.38
00011 9
ROI NUMBER

1038-1 l-CID034
PAGE 1 OF 1 PAGES
DETAILS
BASIS FOR INVESTIGATION: This office received a Re uest For Assistance from the Fort Bragg CID
US Army Special Operation office, 0906-l l-CID023-43647, to ID and interview SS
Command
~ I
11 ' ' ~
:
f
:i..:
-,
I
1
II II ual Ready Reserve, home
address o (b )( 6)(b )(7)(C)
bout 1727, 8 Dec 11, S
as contacted by Mr. (b )(6)(b )(7)(C) Attorney, Fitzpatrick, Hagood,
Smith & Uhl L
ey venue, Suite 1400, Dallas, TX 75201, who-he w(ithe attorney
e resenting Mr
d not to make anymore attempts to contact Mr. f l flWPQirectly. Mr.
elated any questions or possible interviews were to be scheduled through him.
SA'W'8
1lpoordinated with S
bout 0838, 9 Dec 11,
ho related no further investigative activity was required from this office.
ort Bragg CID office,
STA TUS: This action has been closed in the files of this office. Any additional Requests For Assistance will
opened wider a subsequent sequence number.II/Last Entry///
T YPED AGENT'S NAME AND SEQUENCE NUMBER
ORGANIZATION
~ft'!!!R43'd MP Det (CID), Fort Hood CID Office, Fort Hood TX 76544
DATE
EXHIBIT
9Decll
J'j
- AW ENFORCEMENT SENSITIVE
000120
EXHIBIT(s) 40 and 41
Naval Criminal Investigative Service
Headquarters (Code 00LJF)
Quantico, VA 22134-2253

AGENTS INVESTIGATION REPORT
0906-11-CID023-43647
PAGE 1OF1 PAGE

DETAILS:
About 0815, 4 Jan 12, this office received the Final Information Report, Case #0281- 1 l-CID369, from
Offi. iii.B agram Air Field, Afghanistan, APO AE 09354, which contained the AIR of SA
~___:!!!Iilli- wherein detailed requested individuals for interview were in Kandahar CID
Office Area of Operation (AOR).
Aboul 0930, 17 Jan 12, SA (b)(6)(b)(7)( C ) oordinated with SA t m p I U Q l l lHeadquarters,
G-3, Investigative Operations Division, USACIDC, Russell-Knox BuFin

uantico, VA 22134 who related he had coordinated with
27130A Tel
a h Road
About 0900, 18 Jan 12, this office received the Final Information Report, Control Number: 22NOV11M\VMM-0108-7HMNC, from SAIQim@ligtlNaval Criminal Investigative Service Seal Beach
Field Offic~ Los Angeles, CA, which contained the interview results of
XXX-XJS W1rd Air Naval Gunfire Com an , 5631 Rickenbacker Roa Bell CA 9020 l _, and Mr.
XXXSGT
ere both Marines from the 3rd Anglico Marfo1Tes with CPmT-.....-c-.m
and conducted operations in Marjeh District in Feb 10 with ODA-3121. SGT 9 1' 1
and Mr. (b)(6)(b)(7)(C ) elated they never seen or beard of inappropriate or unethical decisions ur
1wtlfttated if a
actions of MAJ GOLSTEYN and related he was an exceptional leader.
murder occurred, that it wouJd have probably been done by the Afghani National Anny, but they had
no information if anything occurred. (See Agent's Documented Statement for further details)
SGTIUJIBitlllillll
$W
SGTI'9"
About 1015, 20 Jan 12, this office received the Final Information Report, Control Number: 03JAN12NFLC-0001-7HMA/C, from the Naval CrirIUnaJ Investigative Service Field Office Norfolk, 1329
II Co s Consultant
Bellinger Road, Norfolk, VA 23511, of the interview of SGT
Lncorporated, Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story, Virginia Beach, VA. SG
stated he had been a Marine attached with ODA-3 12 1 in the Marjeh District in Feb ~ 0 an wor
closely with MSGWW'turing his tour at Thuderdome Base Camp. SGjl91
he was
engaged with enemy insurgents approximately 500 meters awa~on :Vhich killed the two
Marines and had no personal knowledge of what occurred. SGJ~er related MAJ
GOLDSTEYN appeared to be a strong leader whom he never seen engage in any unethical actions and
stated he never knew of anyone ever being questioned by MAJ GOLSTEYN or other members of the
team. (See Agent's Documented Statement for further details)///Last Entryi//
WP"'hated
(b )( 6)(b )(7)(C)
DATE
20 Jan 12
EXHIBIT
LJ:L
0001 24
0281 l ICID369
PAGE
OF
PAGES
About 0955, 9 Dec 11 , SA~oordinated with LCDR (b )( 6)(b )(7)(C)_, taff Judge
Advocate, Combined Forces Seecial Operations Com anent ommand, Afghanistan, who
1
11 1
related ssd'ft1pmF $~ ' tJand SFC
re assigned to Bagram Airfield,

but are physically located at Camp Morehead.
About 1050, 9 Dec 11, SA-oordinated with S
Team
Chief, Fort Bragg CID Offi~ormed him that the RF A was forwarded to the Kabul CID
Office for action. sAfQJimlitlWtated no further investigative activity was needed by this
office.II/LAST ENTRY///
Bagram CID Office, Bagram Airfield

Afghanistan, APO AE 09354
Date: 9 Dec 11
PROTl!CIW E :vl,\l\KINC JS
l~Cl.t; IJ F,l)
Exhibit:
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A \V ENFORCEMENT SENSITIVE
FROM AUTOM1\TIC T F.~MINATION (l'ni ll, AR :W0-16f(W1'<n Dato is !':Wed)
000125
EXHIBIT(s) 44 thru 46
Headquarters (Code 00LJF)
Quantico, VA 22134-2253

ROI NUMBER
0906-1 l-CID023-43647
Contents cannot be rc~ased outside law enforcement or Dept of the Army
channels without the a roval of the Commander, USACIDC
PAGE 1 OF 2 PAGE(S)
DETAILS
About 1500, 27 Jan 12, S~nterviewed SSG

XXX-~Bravo Company,
151 Battalion, 3rd Special Forces Group, FBNC, who provided a verbal statement wherein he related he was
deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom from approximately .Tan J 0-Jul 10. SSG
team members to h i s - c o n s i
J
, MS
FC
SF
SG ' .
S
SG
FC '
nd SSG
SSG
en ti 1ed the o y a ac e perso~

MJB.l'emem er was a person by the
name o
f), who was a vehicle mechanic.
elated his element's main
Forward Operating Base (FOB) was FOB Thunder Dome located in Morijah, Afghanistan. SSG
related his element's main mission was to helS the~iijd States (U.S.) Marines drive back the Taliban and
improve relations with coalition forces. ss$Q1" 1@) elated the only inte- y a me he could recall was
an individuaJ by the name o f - (NFI), who was a local national. SSG9:.:.. ~- elated there was a
firefight in the general area near the Baz.aar on 15 Feb 10 and there was a " booby trap" located on the Bazaar's
door which kil1ed two U.S. Marines. SSG@'""drelated Morijah was full of Improvised Explosive
Devices (IED)s and e two U.S. Marines who were killed were Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD)
technicians. SSG
elated his team was already in a gwifight when this happened and gunfire went in
bis direction. SSG
elated he formed a team of Afghanistan soldiers and drove Taliban fighters to
the North. SS
elated th.e fi ghting ensued for approximately two
and its conclusion,
1
be could not see any enemy killed in action fighters or prisoners of war. SSG ' ~~ elated when the
fighting stopped, he se- - post for about a hour and a half and then returned within close proximity
5
of the Bazaar area. SS -. .!~ - related he did not see any prisoners of war or captured fighters when he
returned to FOB Thunder Dome. The following dialog took place after the narrative above:
}lj
ssJ:J.
MWJ!Md
ti;Wfiiif
Q.
SA''WI''''
A. SSG (b )( 6 )(b )(-)( c)

(b) (6), (b)
Q. Do you know an individual by the name of"(7)(C) ?"
A.No.
Q. What unit were you assigned to during this dep.loyment?
A. B. Co, J/3rd SFG, FBNC.
Q. Where FOB were you located at during the majority of your deployment?
A. FOB Thunder Dome.
(b) (6),
Q. Do you know know of any wrong doing performed on the person named " (b) (7)(C) by MAJ GOLSTEYN?
A. No, I do not. MAJ GOLSTEYN could not have done something like this.
Q. How many missions did your team usually perform on a daily basis?
A. Approximately two to three to include walking patrols.
Q. Did you have a bum pit in FOB Thunder Dome?
A. Yes.
ORGANIZATION

FORT BRAGG, NC 28310
DATE
EXHIBIT
27 JAN 12
000139

ROI NUMBER
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A. No, I do not. That is the craziest thing I ever heard.

Q. Why would someone say this happened when it did not?
A. I do not know, maybe a disgruntled interpreter I guess. We had to fire a lot of them when they did not
perform their jobs correctly.
Q. How often did you have to puU security in FOB Thunder Dome?
A. Daily, for about an hour shift.
Q. Do you ever recall the smell of burning flesh emitting from the bum pit?
A.No.
Q. ~Id have handled a detainee if one was captured during a firefight?
A. ~I), or somebody like that. I cannot remember his last name.
Q. Do you know MAJ GOLSTEYN?
A. Yes, I worked with him for two years and we still bang out occasionalJy. I have known him for about four
years though. 1 have never observed any unprofessional conduct.
Q. Do you know of any emotional problems he may have had or currently have?
A.No.
Q. Who would detain an enemy that was captured during a firefight?
A. The Afghanistan National Army Soldiers would detain an enemy if found.II/LAST ENTRY///
TYPED AGENT"S NAME AND SEQUENCE NUMBER
ORGANIZATION

FORT BRAGG NC 28310
DATE
EXHIBIT
27 JAN 12
l/1
000140

AGENT'S INVESTIGATlON REPORT
ROI NUMBER
0906-1l -CID023-43647
Contents cannot be released outside law enforcement or Dept ofthe Army
channels without the a r1>val or the Commander USACfDC
PAGE 1 OF 4 PAGE(S)
10 Feb 12, SAflfJI'lgM1eceived email Information Report from SA (b)(6)(b )( 7)(C)

andahar CID Office, wherein he r

cation of '1MWthrough the local
et with negative results. SA
nd asked him to look for SSG
ame, because he actually signed or him.
rtber detailed plans for a local
Shura meeting by the new unit who emplaced at FOB MCQUEARY, but no timeline has been identified as of
About 0925, 13 Feb 12, SA~~ffice, KAF, coordinated via
mail on IP requested of their office by S
DJI
SA
)
equested:
I. Interviews of ANA personnel assigned with ODA-3121 to ascertain if they conducted interrogations and to
etem1ine if they had information pertaining to information CPI GOLSTEYN related.
(b) (6), (b)
,
. Coordination for meeting with local village elders and Shura's regarding identification of '' (7)(C)
other Afghani Nationals missing from that timeframe, and relationship with ODA-3121 and CPT
GOLSTEYN.
(b) (6), (b) (7)
(C)
3. Identification of interpreter mainly utilized by CPT GOLSTEYN.
ORGANIZATION
. (b)(6)(b)(7)(C). (h) (7)()

l
l>1i6Hb1Cll CI

DATE
EXHIBIT
29FEB 12
000141

ROI NUMBER
0906-J 1-CID023-43647
Contents cannot be released outside law enforcement or Dept of the Army
PAGE 2 OF 4 PAGE(S)
bout 133 5, 22 Feb I 2, SA (b )(6)(b )(7)(C) -0nducted a telephonic interview of M~ho was part
of the Hwnan Intelligence (HUMINT) team with CPT GOLSTEYN in Feb 10. Mr.
onfirmed he
ORGANIZATION
I CbJC6JCbl; ~/~6) (b )(7)( C), (b) (7)(E)

DATE
EXHIBIT
29 FEB 12
I

000142

ROI NUMBER
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PAGE 3 OF 4 PAGE(S)
.. .
- - days after the IED

(b )(6)(b)(7)(C)
'
bout 1045, 29 Feb 12, SA[Mf,.onducted full briefing with LTC (b )(6)(b)(7)(C) Commanding
Officer, 2nd Combat Engineer Batt
Lejeune, NC 28542 (CLNC), who coordinated for the
interviews of Marines assigned to the 2nd CEB in the battalion conference room.
1-0\f amp
bout 1115, 29 Feb 12, sAQJIMWlonducted re-interview of GySglmw,vho related the
dentified chain of events e x p M GOLSTEYN could not have occurred without everyone pulling
security being notified. GySg
Urther stated the access gate for the FOB was in direct eyesight of
he Marine security element on t e secon floor of Thunderdome building, wherein whoever wanted to leave
otified the security, who would make radio contact with the Combat Operations Center (COC) on the first
oor. The COC Marine would walk outside, move the concertina wire, take two by four wood blocks off gate
o it could open, and notify the ANA asset on the road who would need to move their two military vehicles for
vehicle to leave the compound. Gysg'Wlff'91i!ltlfurther related shots fired within a few kilometers would
ave been heard, even with silencing equipment. GySgM"tprtated the only informant he could recall
as a man named
but he had been captur
y a separate ODA and Ranger element in Apr 10
for unknown reasons. GySg
uld not recall anyone ever being brought back to the compound and
ad no infonnation pertaining to t e mvestigation.
ORGANIZATION
SA (b)(6)(b)(7)(C), (b) (7)(E)
(b )(6)(b )(7)( C)
I
I f:.:

DATE
EXHIBIT
29 FEB 12
000143

ROI NUMBER
0906-11-CID023-43647
chunels without the a roval oftbe Commander, USACIOC
PAGE 4 OF 4 PAGE(S)
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bout 1205, 29 Feb 12, SAt l b -nterviewed SG

XXX-~lpha
ompany, 2nd CEB, and
DnXXX-X
obility Assault Company, 2nd CEB, CLNC.
ho both related the; had never seen an insurgent captured and had no knowledge of the events within the
11
investigation. CPLft .~ WJid state there was an intelligence Soldier who worked on the first floor of
hunderdome who ran the High Value Tarrt (HVT) documentation, but on ly knew him as '~Fl) and
as a SGT. SGf,fMnd CPLH!W!"' tated they could not recall an incident when a detainee was released
and a vehicle ten shortly afterwards, and stated they would remember the situation because of the procedures
for opening the main gate.
CPL
-,S
bout 1250, 29 Feb 12, SA [WI. .nterviewed Corpsme
Headquarters and Service Compan; :
Battalion, CLNC, who
rela~ he served asxxx-J011!fnP

one ofth.e
medical
ersonnel for patrol missions for the military and local civiJians. Corpsmenllf!"@;tated approximately
our days after the explosion which killed SGT JOHNSON and SGT MCQUEARY, their entire element, too
elude, ANA, ODA, and the Marines went to a village known to have a
man insurgent cell who
1
ere responsible for the IED attacks with.in Marjeh District. Corpsmen
elated while they conducted
oot patrol and knock and talks within the identified village, CPT GOLSTEYN and additional members of his
DA had captured an individual. CPT GOLSTEYN walked with the detainee and questioned him and then
alked over to the village eider's home. CorpsmerQ''P!IP'''f'tated an agreement was made between CPT
OLSTEYN and the village elder and the entire military element mounted back up into vehicles and returned to
OB MCQUEARY. Corpsmen ''M'"'!ould not recall if CPT GOLSTEYN went back to the village eider's
ome, but stated he only saw what occurre and SG (b)(6)(b)( 7)(C) as the one who explained to him all that
ad occurred.
l"ibt
f@'!"m
GENT'S COMMEN1'S: Corpsmen

.
;tated he kept deta1'I e d notes w h'I
1 e d epIoyed , but could not
ecal where lbey may be located since it had been two years. SA (b)(6)(b)(7)(C) equested Corpsmen
o locate the notes and contact this office.
SG
SS t
(b )( 6)(b11 - )((. )
ETS)
(b)(6J(b)(/)(C')
th ESB, CLNC)
SG~8thESB)
sscJC 11\'unknown)///LAST ENTRY///
ORGANIZATION
s .(b)(6)(h)(7)(C), (b) (7)(E)

SIGNAT
(b )(6)(b )(7)(C)
CID F<
FORT BRAGG C ID OFFICE

FORT BRAGG NC 28310
DATE
EXHIBIT
29FEB 12

L/8
000144

ROI NUMBER
0906-11-CID023-43647
Contents cu not be re~ased outsjde law enforcemtnt or Dept of the Army
chaooeb without the a roval of the Commander, USACIDC
PAGE 1 OF 1 PAGE(S)
OETAILS
. bout 0955. 8 Mar 12, SA[WIWIWipl'!1nd sACIDiliJIIDti~ahar CID Office, KAF,

oordinated via NIPR regarding the status of this investigation.
lated information had been
elaved to the current Marine Commander on ground at FOB MCQUEARY for use during Shura meetings. SA
tated he had coordinated with SF Command at KA.F regardini records from Feb 10, but his office
as notified the majority of all records were lost due to a server crash, SAjffl'H'fllLelated he was in the
rocess of identifying an Agent to~to FOB MCQUEARY for further investigative activity. SA
advised SA 9"9Se-interviews of ODA members on Fort Brafj were in hiatus waiting
n mte 1gence hls office could obtain through weekly Shura meeting. SA MMJWllftated despite hls case
load that he would attempt to complete all investigative activity in a timely fashion.
SA
\bout 1110, 26 Mar 12. this office received the Final Information Report, Case #0117-12-CIDO16, from the
ort Lewis CID Office,
lftlijyision Street, Joint Base Lewis McChord, Washington 98433, which
ontained the AlR of SA u [pr
Sworn Statement of MA#11mhnd CID Form 44 of MAJ
See Sworn Statement for further details)///LAST ENTRY///
5j.1i
ORGANIZATION

DATE
EXHISIT
26MAR 12
CIDF

000145
ROI NUMBER
(0906-1 l..CID023-43647)
0117-2012-CID016

PAGE 1 OF 1 PAGES
DE:'l'l\IL S
;;;,n
ASIS FOR INVESTIGATION: On 13 Feb 12, this vffice received a request for
ort
Office, Fort Bragg, NC 28310 (FBNC), to conduct an interview of MAJ
XXX. l 81 Special Forces Group, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA 98433, concerning his relation to CPT
atthew L. GOLSTEYN, XXX-XXllliJS Army Special Operations Command (USASOC), FBNC, who
llegedly committed war crimes while deployed.
bout 0830, 14 Feb 12, SA-nterviewed M!~J-who stated he was the Area Operations
ommander and CPT GOLSTEYN's unit was attached to him for approximately 6 months. MAJ
tated CPT GOLSTEYN's Operational Detachment Alpha (ODA) arrived to the objective via a
oun assault convoid with his Afghan National Anny counterparts within 24-48 hours of the fighting.
ccording to MAiWIJM!ffii!the only time he had extensive physical contact with CPT GOLSTEYN was for
ne week or so during the initial fighting and sporadic contact after\vards. MAJt'2ll1 Wetated while
eplo;trae had not heard about CPT GOLSTEYN being involved in any kind of illeijal killitjs of insurgents.
saJMDiloDA Team SGT) anclillii-.rFI) were the only names MA4$lftl Lould remember
f being on CPT GOLSTEYN's team. (See S~aterr.ent)
bout 1016, 14 Feb 12, SA!""l1hoordinated with S

Fort Bragg CID Office,
BNC, who stated no further investigative activity was required from this office.///LAST ENTRY///
TYPED AGENT'S NAME AND SEQUENCE NUMSER
ORGANIZATION
1
. (b)(6)(b )(7)(C), (b) (7)(E)

SIGNATURE
(b
)( 6)(b )(7)( C)
----
CID FORM 94
IAutomated)
44h Military Police Detachment (CID)

Joint Base Lewis-McChord WA 98433
DATE
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Title 10. USC Section 301 : Title 5, USC Section 2951 ; E.O. 9397 Social Security Number (SSN).
AUTHOR.ITV:
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law and order through investigation of complaint.1 &11d incidents.
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1. LOCATION
2. DATE
441h MP Det ( CID), JBLM, WA 98383
20 1
5. LAST NAME, FIRST NAME, MIDDLE NAME
6. SSN
. FILE NUMBER
1 17-12-CID0167. GRADE/STATUS
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Spec ia l Forces Airborne Battalion, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA_9_8_4_33_ __ _ __ _
9.
1.
, WANT TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT UNDER OATH:
new CPT GOLSTEYN from spring o f2009 until now. ln Feb 20 10 I was an Area Operations Batta lion (AOB) Commander
DR) and C PT Golsteyn's Operational Detachment Alpha (ODA) attached to me for at least 6 months. As the ground force
commander during the intial assault into Marjah I mai ntained a oo!;:tion in vicinily of an intersection and buildi ng in southern
Marjah. CPT GOLSTEYN's element a rrived to the Obj ective via a Ground Assault Convoy wi th his Afhgan National Anny (ANA)
counterparts w ithin 24-48HRs of the HAF. The only time I had extensive p hysical contact with CPT GOL STEYN was for one week
or so during the intial fighting and spordaic contact afterwards. After the first week or so the heaviest fighting was over in Marjah.
The inc ident where the lED killed the two marine soldiers was a few weeks after the intial assault. CPT GOLSTEYN received the
usual predeployment brieifing from his chain of CMD on handling of detainees. If CPT GOLSTEYN h11d any detainees he most
likely would have processed them thru his Command Post location (FOB McQueery) for follow on mo vement thru the Marine
Brigade Squad Operations or back thru the AOB/Special Operations Task Force Headquarters. I do not remember any detainees
coming from CPT GOLSTEYN while we were in c-0mbat opera1ions. C PT GOLSTEYN's team was not specifically assigned as a
detainee team but had been briefed o n the prochedures and expectations in t he handling and treatment of detainees. While
deployed I had not heard abou t CPT GOLSTEYN involved in any kind of illegal killings of insurgents. When I had gotten back l had
read a book that had been written about CPT GOLSTEYN by Bing West and he bad mentioned toasting to the Marines that had been
killed in Marj ah. It mentioned that the team members that were with him participated in I.he toast to the fallen. but I am not sure of
what ti me it was. At the time a Marine Engineer section and Marine Agnlico T e am (Close Air Support Tc:am) was attached to CPT
GOLSTEYN's team
unaware if there was any kind of situations where insurgents were mistreated.
~!MOS 188?, NP!) ;, tho only nm" I "" ' omomboc of hiong nn CPT OOLSTEYN' team
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Q. We re you awarelior any other misconduct from his u11it while deployed?
A. While reading Bing West's book I read the paragraph from Bing West t hat tallked about an alcohol related incident ofCPT
Golstcyn and his team with attached Marine s drinking a toast of Jack Daniels the their fallen brothers whi le: deplolyed.
Q. Were you involved in the shooting of any unarmed combatants which C PT GOLSTEYN was a part of?
A.No.
Q. Were you aware o f any other soldiers involved in this incident after it occuring?
A. No.
Q. What was your daily interaction with CPT GOLSTEYN like while deployed?
A. Phys ically present for the first portion of the operation, afterwards was only radio or cell communications with periodic
physical face to face coordinations at his location.
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Q. Do you know of anyone e lse possesing any knowledge about this inc ident?
A. If anybody else would know maybe some of the guys on his team.
Q. How many teams and attached soldiers were you in charge of as the ground force commander?
A. AOB 1220, 3 x USSF ODA's, and a few hundred Afghan CDOs and Afghan Regular Army (ANA) countetparts.
Q. Who was the Marine Commander at the time?
!\. coL !ra~'fP!ftwn
Q. How mj interaction do you know CPT GOLDSTEYN had wi th the Marines attached to him?
A. C PT GOLDSTEYN was assigned as a TACON like relationship with the Marines in c learing objectives.
Q. DO you remember the unit names o-marinesm;DSTEYN's team?
A. 7th Regirymff!tMt T~, COL
~d GEN ~ as overall in charge.
Q. Was CO
eav1ly onvotv int e 1 tmg?
A. No, he visited units but was not directly involved in operations.
Q. Have you heard of any units killing potential ins urgents without processing them as detainees?
A. Nor unless it was during a engagement.
Q. Do you have anythi t dd t th' state ment?
A. No///LASTENTRY (b )( 6)(b )( 7)(c)
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CONTAINING THE STATEMENT. I HAVE MADE THIS STATEMENT FREELY WilllCillllli
THREAT OF PUNISHMENT. AND WITHOUT COERCION, UNLAWFUL INFLU
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ROJNUMBER
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bout 1255, lOApr 12, SA

ontactedM
XX-
pecial
perations Cornmand~g, GA, who stated he ha ear o CPT GOLSTEYN, but cou not pick
ut of a line-up. ~ted he believed this to be mistaken identity and couJd not assist this
investigation.
bout 1430, 11 Apr J 2, SA""'8''1ftinterviewed LTC
-~ilitary
Assistant (MA), Office oftlie ecretary o e Army (SECARMY), Pentagon, 1400 Defense Pentagon,
Washington D.C. 20301~ who stated he assumed command of lst Battalion, 3rd Special Forces Group, FBNC,
n 28 Aug 09. LTiT1?1stated CPT GOLSTEYN and Bravo Company departe-:
in Jan 10 as a
tated he was not
ompany asset and was designated to be attached to Marine Corps element. LTC
orward deplov$ j f f fPT GOLSTEYN at any time, but replaced his element in u
. MAJ (b )( 6)(b )( 7)( C)
LTc'X~: 1eyes and ears" i
d was CPT GOLSTEYN's first line supervisor. LTC

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tate-0 CPT GOLSTEYN and
ad a deteriating relationship, due to CPT GOLSTEYN
mg he had become untouchable. LT
tated CPT GOLSTEYN began as the top-ent of
Special Forces Captains, was smart, physically fit, and willing to provide valid input. LTC
ated CPT
Ol STEYN began to change his demeanor and became arrogant, pompous, and insubordinate to many. LTC
..
dvised CPT GOLSTEYN had become insubordinate when he had contacted LrdTFWWequested
o attend Advanced Special Operations Training (ASOT) at Camp McCall. NC, wherein LTC,111 111111 dvised
.,PT OOLSTEYN the course reservations were designated for individuals like Senior NCO's who would be
ith the team for extensive time period. CPT's usually conduct a two year tenn as Commander of a team and
en move to staff positions, but LT <iitmleceived discouraging emails from CMD as to why CPT
OLSTEYN was in ASOT. LTC~d CPT GOLSTEYN felt above everyone and could say or do
ything without retribution and was always looking for a better place to go.
GENT'S COMMENTS: When asked~"n whether he believed CPT GOLSTEYN
the offense of Murder,
not but
not doubt it either because of
CPT GOLSTEYN's attitude.
committed
Lrc
i eiwojope
would
bout 1620, 11 Apr 12, SArlD~] re-interviewed CP'f'f(t"m1 egarding the m ission conducted a
ew days after the explosion:: :-::;GT MCQUEARY and LCPL JOHNSON, whe' i1p s e n t was
aprured and taken to the village eider's residence by CPT GOLSTEYN and his team. CP' ' ' ~ ~ tated he
ould recall conducting a foot patrol a few days afterwards and being at a mosque, because be was scolded by
Afghanistan National Army (ANA) Soldier for leaning on the mosque. CPT'!'fflPtated he had no
emory of the p u r p o -ot patrol and there was no briefing about a four to eight man cell operation
'thin the area. CP ' '
stated from bis previous interview that he had no knowledge of the incident
and could provide no further assistance to this investigation.
escribed by CPT
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b~~: 0900, 16 Apr 12, SAf@D'!fiillJ.vas contacted by MAJ!''''vho advised he would be unable to
ome to th.is office ~mew ecause be was advised by legal to cease all assistance with this
nvestigation. M A -ated he is currently under investigation by his unit for personal issues and stated
e would provide a statement once his investigation was completed.///LAST ENTRY///
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bout 0800 30 Apr 12, SA (b )( 6)(b )(7)(C) was contacted by SSG (b )( 6 )(b )( 7)(C)lll ho stated SA
(b )( 6)(b )(7)(C) equestcd an interview with
(b /\ v / \ v ! \ ' !\ ~ l "'' ail was forwarded to him by hi
al'l(b)( 6)(b )(7)( c ), d his attorney, wherein SSG
asked what information SA
ITTl)(6 )(b )(7)( C) , ad and wanted to speak to him about
dvised SSG (b)(6)(b)(7)(C)
'
n ormation could not be provided telephonically and request
advised
o get ahold of his attorney and he might conduct an interview.
bout 1225, 7 May 12, SArm!COiltJwl,ontacted

who stated he was the
"nterpreter with CPT GOLSTEYN in Feb 10. Mr.
tly in Kansas but would be in
San Diego, CA on 8 May 12 for an undisclosed amount of time. Mr
tated he would agree to be
interviewed and provided a good phone number and email address to reach him in San Diego.
1520, 7 May 12, SA (b)(6)(b)(7}(C) elephonically interviewed COL

-XXirector of Staff Training, Quantico, VA 22134, who stated he was the on-ground Regimental
tated he remembered Mr.M""""';"'l11r.!mn......,i'""!nd
Commander and a close friend of CPT GOLSTEYN. CO.l
(b) (6), (b) (7)(C)
" but he also went by a variety of other names he could not recall. COUijJI(l"la
(b) (6), (b) (7)(C)
stated he knew Mr.
worked with Coalitionfor~es and with the Taliban and that he and Mr '/ & 1
were constantly on FOB MCQUEARY. COL 3
CPT GOLSTEYN did beat himself up
motionally over the death of SGT MCQUEARY and LCPL JOHNSON but heard nothing of the incident in
uestion. CoL plmllpj'ftdvised he did not know who CPT
r CP~QIila
ere, who were two a'dc!it1onal military members mentioned by CPT GOLSTEYN in bis book review of the
"Wrong War" by Bing WEST.
JP
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information. SFC 1
bis ~rim~ duty was the sniper on the crows nest and be did not usually
onduct missions with the team. SFCf mil!) *further stated that story CPT GOLSTEYN gave about the
(b) (6), (b)
elease of "(7)(C)
in the early morning hours, following him approximately 20-30 minutes later, and shooting
, could not have occurred because nobody could leave the base without he, the Radio Transmission Officer
RTO), and the Operations Center being notified.
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elated SS
s currently conductmg SF-type tr~mmg that
as him training throughout the United States for the next eight weeks and he should return in Jul 12.
bout 14 10, 9 May 12, SA (b)(6)(b)(7)(C) elephonically interviewed MAJ (b)(6)(b)(7)(C)

XXX-XXst Battalion, 7Sth Ranger Regimen~ _H~irfield, GA 31409, who is currently deployed in
support of Operation Enduring Freedom. ~ated he bet ieved he had attended Captain Career
Course (CCC) over five years prior with CPT GOLSTEYN, but s t a
h tn - ' deally spoke to him and had to
look him up on the internet to remember what he looked like. MAJ
lated he thought CPT
GOLSTEYN referred to him in his book review of Bing WEST's boo
e Wrong War,'' was because they
ad gone to school together and that he was the Commander of a team in the Korengal VaJ!ey that Mr. WEST
had documented in great detail of the incredible job they had done in 2008-2009.
bout 0900, 10 May 12, SF191P'*vas re-interviewed regarding rus knowledge and memory of the
ission wherein his team had coor mated to search a specifi~ known bomb maker for retaliation o
he death of SGT JOHNSON and LCPL MCQUEARY. SF<.#1._.Jadvised he could not recall the mission
d was unable to provide any information which would assist this investigatioa.//ILAST ENTRY///
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bout 1600, 18 May l 2, this office was notified b

Command (Airborne), FBNC,
bout 1250, 21May12, SA (b )( 6)(b )(7)(C) ontacted CPT GOLSTEYN and requested a re-interview
egarding information obtained during the course of the investigation. CPT GOLSTEYN stated he would not
onduct a re-interview and would not assist this investigation.

made to his
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BASIS FOR
. INVESTIGATT.ON: About 1449, 7 M& t u weceived a Re~uest For Assistance (RFA)
from the Ft Bragg CID Office, to interview Mr. WJC~Ii
XXX-XJ9fftWviission Essential
Personnel Organization, Camp Lawton, Afghanistan.
gent's Comment: Mr
fghanistan.
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id not have a physical address due to his job as an interpreter in
bout 1710, 9 May 12, S~nterviewed"8illlllwho stated he had never worked with CPT
LSTEYN, GOLSTEYN's unit, or in the MaIJ~Helmand Province, Afghaaistan.(See Statement of
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About 1530, 7 Jwi 12, this office received the Final lnfonnation Report, CID Case# 0450-l 2-CID016, from tht:.
Fort Lewis CI~ o.ffice, P.O. BoxM t l i t i l t i l'ewis-McChord, Washington 98433, which contained the
gent's Investigation Report of S - - - - - - - - 11 Jun l 2, s 4I@liJiiQlonducted a telephonic interview of SGravo Company, Explosive Ordnance Section, Marine Corps East, Camp Lejeune, NC, 28542, who
stated he arrive<l at FOB
approximately two after the explosion which killed SGT MCQUEARY
and LCPL JOHNSON. SGT
e heard the Special Forces members captured a potential bomb-maker in
he middle of March and turned him over to the Afghanistan National Army (ANA) Sergeant Major, but he had
o direct knowledge. SG~as unable to provide any information which would assist this investigation.
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About 1305, 11 Jun 12, s .tIDJIMIIQJnterviewed SSG

XXX-XJ st Battalion,
th ESB, CLNC, who stated he conducted route c!earance w~le dep~oyed to FOB
with CPT
OLSTEYN and ODA-3 121, but never engaged tn conversations w1th them.
d_...tated he left
ountry in Mar 10 due to multiple explosions which lead to concussions. sso MP.
rovided nothing
ertinent which would assist this investigation.
buul 0900, 12 Jun 12, SA
telephonically interviewed SSG (b)l6)1bJC)(CJ XXX-XX' " " "'
Explosive Ordnance Disposal, 8th Engineer Support Battalion, Camp Lejeune, NC, who stated he arrived
approximate/~ four days after the explosion whicb took the lives of SGT MCQUEARY and LCPL JOHNSON.
sscftTf.)ltprrt;tated he was a member of Route Clearance Platoon 3 (RCP3) and worked with CPT
GOLSTEYN and members ofODA-3121. SSG 9Wf?1'1Mtated he admired CPT GOLSTEYN and felt he was a
eat leader. SSG02!H11" ' rtated he could not recollect the capture or interrogation of any known bomb makers
r ind;viduals responsible for explosion. SSG - f u r t her stated he beard rwnors of the Afghanistan
ational Army (ANA) Sergeant Major alleged~ing a known Remote Control Improvised Explosive
evice (RC-IED) maker, but had no knowledge of what occurred. SSCJftplft''Rwas unable to provide
nfonnation which would assist this jovestigation further.
bout 1330, 12 Jun 12, this office received the Final Information Report, CID Case #0329-l l -CID379, from
e Kandahar CID Office, 83rd Military Police Detachment~ Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan APO AE 09355,
which cont~ined the foll.owll_ig. documentation: Agen~'s. [nvestigatio~ Report (.AIR) of SA @1l!!~1n!1
hotographic packets and on~pertammg to bum pit excavations, AIR of SA-'!ll~lll-~-
(h}(6)(b)(7)(C) I nd AlR ofSA- o th of the Kandahar CID Office.II/LAST ENTRY///
(b)(6)(b)("')(C). (b) ("')(El

FORT BRAGG NC 28310
EXHIBIT
DATE
SIGNA
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C)
CID F
ORGANIZATION
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DETAILS
ASIS FOR INVESTIGATION: This office received a Request for Assistance (RFA) from the Fort Bragg
~ID Office 8-1221 Randolph Street, Fort Bragg, NC 28310, to conduct a witn.ess interview of Mr.
XXX-XX- (b )(6)(b )(7)(C)
'f'@
bout 1530, 31May12, SA 1 2!'11l@fft1Lnd SAlllilatrrived at MOICd@!IIlf. SAf'lli]l"ljt SA

ang all of the residences listed on the front buzzer, none were home. SA
!l'"1~ and SA "R
walked around the block, checked the ad' acent buildin s, in which only one occupant, who declined to further
identify herself, was present i
, said all the buildings were condos, and did not know
'of the neighbors. No one was home at the time at
SA""'fl*nd SA
alked around the block again checking for any vehicles with any DoD stickers or identification, which
1111 who instructed to wait for occupants to
evealed nothing pertinent. SA(rilN!wcoordinated with SA1
get home and re-canvass the area.
bout 1740-1930, 31May12, SA'l@wtnd SA'S'l!ltffkanvassed the neighborhood, MrJ.,WMs.

a
and an older female (NFI) declined to further identify themselves stated they knew Mr.
lived in the condominium with his girlfriend, Ms
(NFI). None of the neighbors
ew the type of vehicle tbat Mr.
drove other than it was a white, four door SUV-t e vehicle with
lack roof racks. None of the neighbors had seen Ms. 8"@'91'f'ltHriving a vehicle at afl. Ms.
elated
he knew she worked durin~ the day and walked to work and had never seen her drive. SA
eft a
usiness card with Mr(@M'iftwho stated he would place it in the doorjamb of Ms.
lide it under the door.
bout 1930, 31May12, SA'l'lfM'and SA8ff"1nterviewed Ms.
he south on E 18th Ave. After
our credentials and asking if she was Ms.
she asked,
'Who wants to know?" I then repeated the question and she responded affirmatively. SA
then re1
0
asked what we wanted with her. SA fl'i!iNH11asked if she knew Mr.
identified himself, and Ms
d Ms.f@@Bpj!Htesponded that he liv~d in the building with her. Ms.

became
gitated when we asked where Mr. M!lil14liililwas when he would return. Ms.
first stated she did
1 1 1and
ot know when he was coming back and then stated he would not be coming back at all and SA 1
SA
hould leave. SA
contact information with Ms.
and asked her to notify Mr.
upon his return, .Ms.~~~stated she would. SA
nd SA!:1if'!'departed and
etume<l to the vehicle across the street. Upon returning to the vehicle while coordinating with SA iN!llJ!ICflll!lr11fi1!f!ll1
SAfif.fMi1!tnoticed Ms ltj(!l!il@aking photographs of our vehicle and the license plate. Ms.

en exited the building walked down to the open recycling and yard waste containers, and emptied a
1etal pail with what a eared to be ashes into the receptacles. SA!flfllN"fthen briefed SA['i"!'who was
1
n the phone.
Kf.iirected SA1 f'ffi!lf,nd
notify the Seattle Police Department (SPD)
1
efore examining the contents of the container. SA
ihen notified the Seattle Non-emergency dispatch
o request a unifonned police officer to be present on scene to examine the open trash cans. SPD stated an
Shov.mg
fff'm@
9"fl !N lf
"ry!fW!'eft
SA
SA(fl"D'o
*Mlf
(b )(6)(b)(7)(C)
.. .
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C)
I
l FEB 77
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ORGANIZATION
44th Military Police Detachment (CID)

foint Base Lewis-McChord, WA 98433
EXHIBIT
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DETAILS
fficer would respond to the scene.

eed to be here and that Mr.
s to leave.
gain came out of the building to notify us that we did not

was not here. Ms. 1 1' 11 3 gain took photographs of us and asked
* ffl
hen
then left the
whi~
and. . . . _
A.bout 21 10, 31 May 12, SA hi@!IQland SA'S!' !!Sattempted to locate the vehicle in the parking lot of
BLDG 181 9 which allowed &edestrian access from the street level with no kind of security in place. The
ehicle with license plate\WP'W1was located in parking stall number 14 in the far comer of the covered
ortion of the condominium parking behind another vehicle.
ORGANIZATION
44th Military Police Detachment (CID)

Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA 98433
EXMIBIT
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as in the mountains, to which she responded, "I did not say.he was in
~e mountains".
SA . .
esth:;d:~~~?n:::;F~o:~b~:~~~~~,~ v;~nJijNijL~~ritSffn~~c~r~~~
::e
icense plate of the vehiclef'M'PMand then departed the area to the office.
GENT'S COMMENT: MsJW!Wl@tnffered contradicting statements as to her knowledge of Mr.
hereabouts.
bb
About 0600, I Jun 12, SA==.ws contacted

Mr.~ho declined to identify himself any
further and proceeded to ask several questions. Mr. 'Q!b
tated he was unhappy that we did not have his
phone number to call him directly, that we should have:s p one number and repeated} asked if we knew who
e was. Mr.
further stated he did not beE'!ve the credentials shown to Ms. ' '
were real, and
the other residents. Mr.
stated we should
that this office had harassed both Ms
eview his record before attempting to contact him further through any means, and that he knew who SA
was. S
ex lained to Mr.Mll!!IPT.that he was a Special Agent with the Criminal
Investigation Command. SA
hen asked
l@Mllif he lived with Ms.
which he
id not respond to. Mr.
stated that he knew the license plate of vehicle
had been ran
d wanted to know why and asked what it had to do with his father. Mr.
tated that he knew
eople and that this office would be re resented negatively in national
me ia i we continued to contact
im. SA!2!n'?1"'informed M
at he was not in trouble and that this office would be willing to
eet in any location to discuss the case. SA
ked Mr.
if he was ever in 1st Special
orces Group, to which he did not respond, SA 1
asked if he had ever been stationed at Camp
to which he did not respond. M; -- : ==-dieclined to provide any in formation and stated
hat SAMl'tfll'liVould be contacted by a third party to verify his credentials, and at that time would be
ontacted again by Mr.
if the could be :~rifled. SAf$1WIPProvided his contact information,
adge number, and the name o
and
his supervisors if any additional infonnation
as needed.
f''ttlf''f'and
Mr~
news
hunderdum~
lllhen
SA!'S'ms
GENT'S COMMENT: During the conversation it sounded like Mr. (b )(6)(b)C)(C) was inside of a vehicle, and
uring the last few minutes of the conversation Mr.
asked another person, "Do you know how to
se Google?" I asked Mr
if someone else was there, and he responded by saying, "I was not
speaking to you." After that he stated he would contact me later and hung up.
bout 1230, 1Jun12, SA[W1- w a s contacted by Mr.ll01@3Mllt}.vho wanted to know what the
investigation was about. Mr.Ji@began by stating that this office would again be negatively
epresented in the national media, that the Seattle Chief of Police'Rf11it'@'NFI) would be calling this office to
in uire about the conduct of his officer.s. Mr. ~ated that a police report would describe SA
'
and SA
luowing objects at M's.!!!!!!!and additionally his Senator and Congressman
ORGANIZATION
44th
(b )(6)(b)(7)(C). (b) (7)(E)
. .
(b )( 6)(b )(7)( C)
/1)
v
Military Police Detachment (CID)
!oint Base Lewis-McChord, WA 98433

EXHIBITS8
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MsRlllzad
DETAILS
would be notified of thls investigation. Mr.

stated
called the police as well and
e officers who responded had harassed her and their nej fbors. Mr. lil also stated that he would be
ontactin CJD headquarters in Quantico, VA. SA 9 111J
asked if he knew a CPT GOLDSTEYN. Mr.
(bH6)ibH-liC1 1 sponded by asking, "Matthew GOLDSTEYN?" Mr. IW'!tttlytefused to identify himself or
rovide his whereabouts, any contact, knowledge, description, or other ormation about CPT GOLDSTEYN
ther than the book written by "Bing WEST" was inai:-curate in several places. Mr.
pecifically
entioned the areas wbere CPT GOLDSTEYN was deployed were inaccurate. Mr.
recognized
ODA 312 L when asked about it, stated while deployed he belonged to Task Force Phoenix and did not have any
orking relationship with the ODA or CPT GOLDSTEYN. Mr.e p t fstated he did not recognize FOB
MCQUEARY or Bas.e c 5; dump. Throughout the conversation, Mr.
repeatedly stated
iat if he were to meet S.
esi.d es a prearranged meetiJ , ''thi) s would go badly for him." Mr.
1
<bH6)ibH-llCJ also demande
at e received an apolo"Y from SA ...
as to the conduct of the
investigation. SAptlf,J!l1!'!'informed Mr
o. hat it was within legal boundaries for law enforcement
1
fficers Lo ask questions about people in public places. SA' ",, '!'M'stated he was sorry if Mr.
felt
hat way but would not apologize for conducting investigative activity as the case agent.
9'
lft'Ptr
A bout 1500, I Jun 12, SA8Nf,J0!f!fl' briefed SA (b )(6 )(b )(-: )(C)
investigative activity was needed.II/LAST ENTRY///
(b )(6)(b)0)(C ). (b) (7)(E)
and SA (b)(6 )(b )( 7)(C) stated no further
ORGANllATION
44h Military Police Detachment (CID)

Joint Base Lewis-McCbord, WA 98433
EXHIBIT
(h)(6)(b)(7)(C)
..
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I FEB 77
l Jun 12
58

000163
ROI NUMBER
A GEN T 'S INVES TI CiA TION REPORT
0329-l 1..CID379/0906-l I-CrD023-43647
CID Regulation 195- 1
DETAILS
BASI S F OR TNVESTIGATION: About 1417, 11 Nov 11, this office received a CAT 1 Request For
ssistance (RFA) from Fort Bragg CID Office, 10th MP BN, (CJD)(ABN), Fort Bragg, North Carolina 283105001, who requested this office to prepare a sketch of T hunderdump Base Camp, identify potential bum pits,
onduct crime scene examinations of the bum pits, locate and identify persons with information regarding an
(b) (6), (b)
'nterpreter named (7)(C)
(NFI), identify two killed Marines and three wounded Marines from the Marjeh
istrict and once identified collect their medical records, locate and collect all 15-6 docwnents pertaining to this
incident, identify sources who operated with OperationaJ Detachment ~ODA) 3121 from the Marjeh
istrict, locate the interpreter CPT Matthew L. GOLSTEYN,XXX-~nited States Arrny Special
perations Command (USASOC) stated he debriefed, coordinate with the Afghan National Anny (ANA) to
(b) (6), (b)
identify any personnel who worked with ODA 3121, obtain the prisoner tag(s) during the capture of (7)(C)
(b) (6), (b) (7)(C)
nd collect intelligence regarding
NFl).
bout 1300 14 Nov 11, Sthis office, coordinated with Sgt (b H6 )( b )( 7 )( C)
-xxifiilUnite.d States Marine Corps (USMC), Intelligence Chief, Joint Prosecution Exploitation Center
JPEC), Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan, AP O AE 09372, and provided him all pertinent information to begin
llecting and coordinating data to identify Camp Thunderdome and or the location site of bum pits.
\bout 1600, 16 Nov 11, SAhP!W".,obtained from SgtP ! ' ' " a copy of Significant Action (SIGACT)
nd Improvised Explosive Device (IED) strike report 20 l 002180950, which provided details pertaining to the
eath of Sgt MCQUEARY (NFI) and Lcpl JOHNSON (NFI) on 18 Feb 2010, while operating in the Marjeh
istrict of Afghanistan.
bout 141 o, 17 Nov 11, SA' ' ' , . and SA l@@@'d'I USMC, Marine Criminal lnvest ' Jli..i .
ivision (CID), Leatherneck CID Office, coordinated with
QIWI!MIW-XXX-XX
arine
Headquarters Group (MHG), Combined Aid Station (CAS), Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan, APO AE 09372,
wbo was unable to provide any details pertaining to the Casualty Evacuation (CASEY AC) regarding the
ransportation of the three unidentified Marines who were wounded in action while in Marj ch District,
Afghanistan on J 8 Feb I 0.
LT
bout 1800, 18 Nov 11, SA!lff1MIProordinated with and obtained from CP'l
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C)
XXX-
xPf.SSfrauma Nurse Coordinator, Role III, Bastion Hospital, Camp Bastion, Afghanistan, APO AE 09372,
ho provided the names and CASEV AC number for the wounded Marines who are listed as unidentified in this
investigation. CPT 991@lftllllrelated the CASEVAC number was flight P EDRO 2- l 8M, on 18 Feb 10. The
ames of tbe patients evacuated were Listed as GySgt
XXX-~Sgt,.,
(b)(6)(b)(-)(C)
XXX-X~ Pe y
icer econd
(h)(6)(b)(7J(C)
XXX-XX
provided this infonnation to the Fort Bragg CID
Office.
1
XJ<'UPT!Sgt
ORGANl7.ATION
Kandahar CID Office

andahar Airfield, Af: anistan , APO AE 09355
EXHIBIT'
28 Nov 11
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0001 64
ROI NUMBER
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DETAILS
he names of MCQUEARY andlVJim1mIIIli.hich revealed at an unknown location in Marjeh district o

Afghanistan and ODA element conducted a shura with local villagers in order to establish a Forward Operating
ase (FOB) or (Combat Outpost) COP named McQuery.
A.bout 1700, 23 Nov 11, SA 1 11aw::oordinated with SSgt

XX-XXlim:>perations
hief, Imagery Analyst, C-2, Regional Command Southwest, Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan, APO AE 09327,
:vho was provided with all pertinent information to obtain images of the suspected death scene and village area
ertaining to this investigation and provide an analysis of those images. SS gt 'ff!l2Wre1ated it would take
pproximately one week at the latest to complete the analysts due to other operational requirements.
bout l 700, 27 Nov 11, SAlif1ffWP'!'obtained the imager analysis pertaining to the suspected death scene
nd village area pertaining to this investigation from SSgt
bout 2000, 27 Nov 11, SA 1fW"'obtained from SSgtlW!(P!W''lf. compact disk containing the imagery
nalysis Marjeh district and both U.S. Forces installations requested .to be anaJyzed.
bout 0900, 28 Nov 11, SA-reviewed the content of the digital media containing the imagery analysis
hich revealed the district orM:jeh,"Patrol Base KHERSE (PB), and COP AZADl/BALAKINO.
//LAST ENTRY///
OROANIZATJON
Kandahar CID Office

Kandahar Airfield A~ hanistan, APO AE 09355
28 Nov 11
EXHIB!T
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000165
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ClD Regulation 195-1
Pff?IW"md
bout 1200, 4 Dec 11, SA

TEAM located and began excavation of burn pit number one,
esignated so, utilizing the information obtained during the investigation and sketches provided by the
riginating office.
s.;m and TEAM continued excavation of the first bum pit location. No human
bout 0830, 5 Dec 11,

emains were found. SA.;1; : _
xposed photographs of the area. (See Photographic Packet)
SAP?"P!Wmnd
bout 0830, 6 Dec 11,

TEAM continued excavation of first originally identified burn pit
location. No human remains were fo Wld. SA 8 1 " 'exposed photographs of the area. (See Photographic
acket)
bout 1730, 6 Dec 11, SA PMM!and TEAM coordinated with the Human Intelligence Exploitation Team
(HET) for Marjeh District who provided information that at the time the Special Forces occupied COP AZAD I
hey were operating out of the eastern side of the compound in the abandoned village located within COP
AZADJ. The infonnation provided was the ODA unit maintained a burn pit independent of the main burn pit
the Marines located on COP AZADI did not use. A search of the compound located an inactive burn pit in the
bandoned village enclosed within COP AZADI.
SA ''fN'Wand
bout 0830, 7 Dec 11 ,

TEAM excavated the second identified burn pit based on the
infonnation from the Marjeh District HET. No human remains were found. SA W , .exposed photographs
f the area. (See Photographic Packet)
bout 2000, 7 Dec 11, SA ~nd TEAM coordinated with GySgt ft!'"lfP'WUPEC, who provided
dditional infonnation pertainmg to a possible burn pit located in an abandoned viJlage approximately 100
-neters outside COP AZADI.
'mfHWand
bout 2130, 7 Dec 11 , SA

TEAM coordinated with the Marine element on COP AZADl to
rovide an escort to the abandoned village outside COP AZADI. The Marine element escorted this agent to the
illage outside COP AZAD! where a yard approximately 100 sq yards in size was located and appeared to have
een used as a burn pit or location where a fire had been as ashes and burnt material was scattered across the
whole yard. No central bum pit was located due to it either being covered as the ground had been smoothed
over and was relatively flat.
ORGANIZATION
SA
Kandahar CID Office

Kandahar Airfield, Ati anistan, APO AE 09355
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C). (b) (7)(E)
EXHIHIT
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C)
CID FORM 94
FO ~~
23 Dec 11
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DET.\fl,S
P'"fP
About 0800, 8. Dec 11, SA

and TEAM conducted a search beyond the scene and located a dry, unused
well which appeared to have been used as a burn pit. This agent excavated the well which revealed nothing of
videntiary value.
bout 1000, 8 Dec 11 , SAPf'!WNand TEAM traveled to Camp Hansen from COP AZAD! utilizing a
ehicle convoy.
bout 0700, 9 Dec 11, SA ~nd TEA.M traveled to Camp Leatherneck by rotary wing vehicle.
About 0830, 23 Dec 11 , SAfW'moordinated with originating office. who related it was not requesting this
office prepare a Death Scene Sketch and that an AlR. and AAS entry would be sufficient. Further the
originating office provided specific questioning for the shura:
1. What type of interaction did they have with the US Forces in Feb 1O?
Did they know of MAJ GOLSTEYN

and his ODA members?
(b) (6), (b)
Have they ever heard of (7)(C)
" If so, do they know what happened to him?
Did anyone disappear from one of the villages during the said tiroeframe by A.l\IA or US Forces?
(6), (b)
?" If so, what happened to him?
Was there a viJlage elder named (b)
(7)(C)
Did the ODA members, to include GOLSTEYN ever utilize unnecessary force in their presence?
7. Are there any bum pits or burial locations utilized by US Forces away from FOB MCQUEARY?
8. Did they know of the two alleged bomb makers killed by the JED on 18 Feb 10 at the Bazaar which killed
he two Marines?
9. Any further knowledge you deem they may have would be cruciaJ .///LAST ENTRY///
OROANIZA1'10 N
Kandahar CID Office

Kandahar Airfield, Afi hanistan, APO AE 09355
EXHIBIT
23 Dec11
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D'ETAil.S
bout 1448, 8 Feb 12, SA!d!IP"ft'*.oordinated with LT

Linguist Manager, CJSOTF, who
tated a search of their systems and databases did not reveal any information on an interpreter with the name of
(b) (6), (b) (7)(C)
XXX-XXAbout 1711, 8 Feb 12, SA (b)(6)(b)(7)(C) oordinated with MAJ (b)(6)(b)(7)(C)

xecutive Officer, 2nd Battalion, 9 Marine Division, Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan, who stated they have a
hura every week with the local elders; however, they do not always show up.II/LAST ENTRY///
OROANCZATION
(b )(6)(b )(7)(C), (b) (7)(E)
I '4 '
istan, APO AE 09355

EXHIBrr
(b )(6)(b )(7)(C)
CID
Kandahar CID Office

Kandahar Airfield, An
8 Feb 12
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0329-11-CID379/0906-I I-CID023-43647
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DETAILS
bout 0730, 27Apr12, SA!errcoordinated with LTC

XXX-XX!:1'WT
ommander, 2 Battalion 9111 Marines, FOB Hansen, APO AE 09372 who related he would assist this office
;vith anything required to complete this investigation. LTcft?"""P1ftlturther related he was in the Marjah
istrict AOR in Feb 2010, and related he remembered the Special Forces (SF) unit at FOB Thunderdome. He
ever had direct interaction but related he was with the planning team. L T C , . provided the following.
USMC, Regimental
arnes as personnel who had interactions with the SF Team: COLlmC
ombat Team Leader~ last known location was Quantico, VA, (NFI) the SF Team would have reported to him,
USMC, former 1st Battalion 6th Marines Commander, who was the operational
lso LTC
ommander for the Marjah District (NFI), who could have information on the SF Teams operations. L TC

related he would approve a convoy to move SA8 9-to FOB Marjah and link him with Echo
"'W"'further related a book was written
ompany to move to FOB Azadi (formerly Thunderdome).
y Bing WEST (NFI) called The Wrong War" which had a chapter in it about that SF Team and a CPTPf'Mifi!
Tfl). When asked who could provide information on interpreters assigned to the Marines and SF Team in Feb
010, LTCIWl@lltrelated Mission Essential Personnel at KAP would have records of who was assigned to
hem.
LTC
GENT'S COMMENT: A DEID's check for COL (b )(6)(b )(7)(C)

nd LTCRfi!Nwere conducted which met:
.'ith negative results. Information obtained from LT (b)( 6)(b)(7)( C) 1 ertaining to the spelling of the names could
e inaccurate . .Information was provided to SA "'@+Hand use of units at the time and suspected
current locations wiJI be utilized to further ident1 .
bout 0820, 27 Apr 12, SA*'"" :oordinated with Mr.-XXX-XXWBiometrics
SME, 2/9, FOB Hansen, APO AE 09372, who related the ~etrics Automated Toolse~
System (BATS) databases were connected and would share information. If the Army Database crashed the
1arine Database would still retain the information. SA lff"requested all names be run in BATS thru his
atabase and received the following information:
(b) (6), (b) (7)(C)
No hits in the database for
(b )( 6)(b )(7)(C)
osou1l*MM
eh 2010.
1 Hit in the database but not in the Marjah District.
Hits in the database, none were identified as employment as an interpreter.
(6), (b)
SA-equested
noted on a map in the office an area j ust West of FOB Azadi named (b)
(7)(C)
his spelling be run in BATS which met with negative results.
m1:19rw' TM!!tl
bout l l 00, 27 Apr 12, SA f"WPoordinated with LTC lmMltJi,\who related he approved a convoy
eration to move SAM!@Wffto FOB Marjab ~t 1400:today: LTC IM!ffPbrought in CPT (b)(6)(b)(7)(C)
' ' '
XX-XX ==Echo Company Commander, 2/9, ~OB fyfarjah, APO AE 09327, and , (b)(6)(b)(7)(C)
riefed him on what activity is going to be conducted in the area. CPTH'S'P&nd LTC p!@!WWlboth
elated the best contacts in the FOB Azadi area would be Mr.
Afghanistan Local
recmct Commander, Azadi
olice Marjah District Commander, AgcE~FI; and Mr.
Police Station, Taskera Number 902710, Cell Phon
Fl. M~as an elder at
:,
ORGANIZATION
Kandahar CJD Office

Kandahar Airfield Af hanistan, APO AE 09355
I ti
(b )( 6)(b )(7)( C)
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I
e villa e b FOB Azadi during that time and worked '.\-'ith the SF Team and Marines in that area. Mr.
also worked with the SF Team and was a leader in the area at that time. If anyone would have
own of any wrong doing by the SF Team it would be them, either thru direct knowledge or they would have
een told by the community. SA8 f ' "was briefed that if an JED Maker was killed and was known to be a
ad guy, the locals and the leaders of that area would not have any quarrels with the U.S. Forces and would not
ave thought about it twice.
bout 1030, 28 Apr 12, SA''MMalong with CPTI'!!MP and lnte . reterllilllllllEcho Com any, 2/9,
FOB Marjah, APO AE 09327, (NFI), conducted a sit down with Mr.eie1gi4mM;il+1@i@HIMlWas
uestioned about his knowledge of the SF Team, an~conduct which would have upset the community, and any
interactions with CPT GOLSTEYN. Mr.Mlll'PMKrelated he remembered the IED incident that killed 2
Marines but also related several other incidents involving IED's and deaths of Marines. The incident that killed
Marines he related the suspect of unknown name was killed in a compound during a fire fight. He related the
SF Team never did anything that upset the community to his k.now.
ed e,.
and was respected in the area. He did
elate he remembered the CPT of the SF Team and called him CPT
d worked with him on several
ccasions. Mr
as asked if he remembered any IED ert at was(b) (6),
killed that stopped the IED's
(b) (7)(C)
in the area back in 2010. Mr.
relat~d an JED Maker by the name of
was killed by a
(b) (6), (b) (7)(C)
omb from a helicopter, he related
was seen on camera setting~ JED and an afr strike killed him,
the
majority
of
the
IED's
in
thls
area
for awhile.:When asked if he knew a (b )( 6 Hb )( - )l C)
or
his
stopped
(b) (6), (b) (7)(C)
that had
been
killed
he
could
not
provide
any
info'rmation.
He
further
did
not
know
any
of
the
(b) (6), (b) (7)
ollowing names (C)
ff'P"?i'T''
GENTS COMMENT: It was briefed to SAl@fm1yCP1f''!"1that Afghanistan Nationals would not

emember specific dates and would only be able to generalize time frames.
out 16l0, 28 Apr 12, s.:JfHPalong with CPTand lnterpreter H 1@

. .onducted a sit down
1
ith Md' ""1''Mr.'!fL.was questioned about hfS"'kiiOWI'edge of the SF Team, any conduct which would
1
ave upset the community, a~~ interactions with CPT GOLSTEYN.
felatedhe remembered the
PT of the SF Team as CPT~d described him as a short white male with green eyes. He remembered
im to be a good guy and had no problems with him or the SF Team. He related there was one incident with a
ittle helicopter that caused damage to the city which upset the community but it did not cause any lasting
elated he was former Taliban but when the SF Team and the Marines moved into the
roblems. Mr.
Marj ah District, CPT
a roached him and other Tribal Leaders and requested their cooperation with the
(6), (b)
"'oalition Forces. Mr.
d others agreed to cooperate and assist them. He remembered Mr. (b)
(7)(C)
(b) (6), (b) (7)(C)
a former tribal leader who was kiJled along with 4 others by the Taliban for assisting the U.S.
orces, and related it happened about two years ago. When asked if he knew of any IED Makers during this
ime period that were kilJed which stopped the IED's, be. related there were a lot of IED Makers and Taliban .
Forces jn the area during that time. He related he coulq not rem.ember a specific JED Makers death, but knew if
ey were killed the community would not have had problems wfrl~ it. When asked if there were any IED
Makers captured by lhe SF Team and then ended up missing, be related that several JED Makers were
b.
Mr''"
ORGANIZATION
SA
(b)( 6)(b)(7)(C ). (b) (7)( E )
(b )( 6)(b )(7)(C)
CID FORM 94
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Kandahar Airfield, Af anistan, APO AE 09355
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interrogated or identified, and local leaders still loyal to the Taliban would assist them in fleeing the area. He
rovided several names ofIED Makers that were believed to be living in Northern Afghanistan now who
(b) (6), (b)
esided in the Marj ah District during this time. When asked if he knew one by the name of (7)(C)
he stated
(b) (6), (b)
here was one at that time period but was believed to still be alive. He remembered (7)(C)
approached the
Jders and related he had been identified as an JED Maker and Leaders still loyal to the Taliban at the time
(b) (6), (b)
ssisted him in relocating north. Mr.
ould not provide., any other details as to (7)(C)
or his current
ocation. When asked if he knew a
he related again that there were a lot of Taliban at that
ime in the area and there could have een ut e oes not remember. Vf'hen asked if he remembered an JED
ncident that killed two Marines by the Azadi PoJice Station in early 2 0
he remembered
1-0
an incident that he :
elieved kilJed some Marines, and related the bomb makers names were
d Faroq, NFI, who
e believed to be alive and living in Northern Afghanistan, he could not provide any further information on the
wo bomb makers or whether they are still alive.
GENTS COMMENT: CPT"Erelated that Mr.~as known to make up stories in hopes to obtain
omething in return for the information, and
could be taken as reliable information especially the
longer the meeting went. It was related to Mr. prior to the interview that his cooperation would not
rovide any measure of gain other than further respect by the US Forces and his community.
nppinhing
SA'S'
bout 1715, 3 May 12,

mzoordinated with Mr. MrllilllMlOIJKilxxX-~Assistant Site
anager, Mission Essential Personnel
P , Kandahar Airfield>APO AE 09355, to obtain any information
or an interpreter named
o
an the namelml@@plwhich met with
egative results. The name
.
ame back with three results of inte reters still wo~ theater, two
vere not employed until after Feb 20 l 0, the third Mr.
X:XX-X~FI) was
still employed and was hired Sep 2009. Mr.
~s currently listed as working at Camp Lawton, and was
showing as a U.S. Citizen. Mr.gf'!!provided contact inf~nnation for his Military POC and Site Manager.
1
M1Mm
bout 1030, 4 May 12, SA'fWcoordinated with Mr.

XXX-X)'ff"\ssistanl. .
Site Manager, MEP, Camp Lawton-Heart, AF, who informed SA
that Mr
'
was currently on
leave and would not return until 25 May 12. Mr.
a e e only knew that Mr. 1
oing to Kansas, and provide
as a contact
and
gmail.com as his email
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C)
ddress. Mr.
related if Mr.
s emailed he will respond promptly.
llfJIMil,re
numer
Wl'"lwas."
bout 2030, l l May 12, SA1 0".oordinated with SA (b)(6)(b)(7)(C)

Fort Bragg CID Office, who
elated no further assistance from this office was requested.II/LAST ENTRY///
ORGANIZATION
Kand~ar CID Office
Kand ar Airfield, Af1 hanistan, APO AE 09355
(b )( 6)(b )(7)( C)
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bout 1000, 13 Jun 12, S~et with CPT (b )( 6 )(b )C )(C)

Staff Judge Advocate (SJA),
United States Army Special Forces Command (USASFC), FBNC, and conducted a detailed briefing of all
investigative findings conducted throughout entirety of investi ation. CPTff9 tDequested this office engage
amily members and friends of CPT GOLSTEYN and
to determine if conversations took
place regarding confession or if anMnformation was disclosed. CPT '
her stated he briefed the
incoming USASFC SJA, LTClllJtlmial of investigation, wherein LTC 'f(1lf'"stated further
'oordination's and interviews needed to be conducted prior to final opine decision.
Mrs
d SAM @ @ -jscussed the possibility of coordination \\-lth

wherein CPT ~~~.~ advise d he would conduct a sjt-down with
bout 1400, 25 Jun 12, SAl~d SAWNN 1rove to CPT GOLSTEYN's residence in efforts
o conduct an interview of Mrs.
5upon arrival, SA
identified CPT GOLSTEYN's
ruck in the driveway and an unknown red jeep was parked in front of the residence on the street. SA 1 ?1'1!tW!
ontacted the Provost Marshal's Office (PMO) and conducted a license plate check, whjch came back to a Mr.
( b )( 6 )( b )( 7)( c)
and SA 1 !f39Wdid not make contact with Mrs .

ue to CPT GOLSTE YN being at the residence and the possibility of conflict if attempt made.
GENT'S COMMENTS: SA
bout 1500, 27 Jun 12,

~
ibH6\ibH"'i(C')
(b)(6 )( b l( - )(C)
1b1161(bl1 - l(C I
SA'lr"and
SA? ' f , .conducted a non-custodial interview of Mrs.
XX-XX 11 ~ Dependant Spouse of CPT GOLSTEYN),
(b )( 6 )( b )(7)( C)
who stated she kn ew of the investigation, but she would not answer any ~tions. SA
Mrspp1mitp for her time and departed the residence with SA9!flfu!
GEN T'S COMMENT S: Upon arrival, CPT GOLSTEYN answered the door and told SA (b )( 6)(b )(7)( C)
"Dude, get out of here," wherein SA
sked to speak to Mrs.
as he had asked
fore so it could have been done telephonicaJly. CPT GOLSTEYN then called his wife to the door and walked
ack into the residence.
ORGANIZATION
FORT BRAGG ClD OFFICE

(b)(6)(b)(7)(C
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C)
I ...
). (b) ( )(E)
FORT BRAGG NC 2831 0

DATE
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~s

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. bout 1530, 27 Jun 12, SA

and SA88'M!conducted a non-custodial interview ofMr.SWM
d bis daughter, Ms 1
who stated Ms.
XX:X-Df'(3 i ister of CPT GOLSTEYN) was kicked out of the residence approximate] ..
ne month prior. Mr.pt,qpztstated Ms.
resided w.itb them fo. r. apprmcimately two to three
but she continu y ro e rules of the home and was subsequently asked to leave. Mr.0
Ms.
stated they knew Ms.
had a brother but did not know his name and they
:ver met any of her famil~.
~id .state that Ms. !Wlllf:rked at the Carraba's Italian
istro, 4209 Sycamore Dairy Road, fayettev1lle, NC 28303. Mr.
' d Ms.~ere
unable to provide pertinent infonnation towards the investigation.
onths,
8"f1'Rlf"and
Mr.!'f'm
About 0920, 5 Jul 12, this office r eceived the Final Information Report, CID Case #0459-12-CID033, from the
Fort Campbell CID Office, 2747 29th Street, Fort Campbell, KY 42223 , which contained the Agent's
Investigation Report of SA (b)(6)(b)(-HCJ and the interview worksheet of SSC8 -llLAST ENTRY///
TYPED AGENT'S NAME AN D SEQUENCE NUMBER
ORGANIZATION

DATE
EXHIBIT
5 JUL 12
000291

ROI NUMBER (0906-12-CID023-43647)
0459-12-CID033-
PAGE 1 of 1
Bjl
s office r~eiv~~ a Request For A~sistan~e (~A) from the Fort

CID Office r.equesting this offi. ce
ocate, fully identify and conduct a wimess mterv1ew ofSSGlm@IDI- XXX-XXtnt't!#Ieadquarters
d Headquarters Company (HHC), 1/160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment, Fort Campbell, KY 42223
CKY) pertaining to a war crimes investigation.
About 1630, 26 Jun 12, SA
this office, and SA'!WMinterviewed ssopmNho
elated that he did not know or know of anyone named CPT GOLSTEYN and that he had no relatives in the
1
ilitary. SSGlillfilil;tated that he has an ex-wife, first namj[
. .
whom as listed in the report as a
11
tated he lived withPf'INwhile he was
ossiblc tamily~r of CPT GOLDSTEYN. S~G
tati oned at Fort Berming, GA and they obtained a legal divorce in 2003. He further stated that he has not had
any contact with his ex-wife and does not know her status or whereabouts currently.
ft
1lm
w .
bout 1652, 26Jun 12, SAfffl''toordinated with the requesting office who stated no further investigative
ctivity was requested of this office.II/LAST ENTRY///
ORGANIZATION
31$1 Military Police Detachment (CID)
. (b)(6)(b)(7)(C). (b) (7)(E)

(b)(6J(b)(7)(C)
Fort Campbell, KY 42223

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(b )(6)(b)(7)(C)
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C) t t
About 0730, 20 Jul 12, SA
CPT!!Plboth of USA
< -
conducted a briefing with LTC (b)(6)(b )(7)(C)

Senior SJA, and
SJA, 3rd SFG, wherein the following information was
determined:
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C), (b) (7)(E)

(b )( 6 )(b )(7)( C)
ORGANIZATlON

DATE
EXHIBIT
20 JUL 12
000293

AGENT' S INVESTIGATION REPORT
ROI NUMBER
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bout 0900, 23Aui1 2 SA

conducted are-intervjewofHM3 ~orpsman,
wherein HM3
B rovided a detailed summary of the capture of an unnam
~'Within a week
fter the explosion which killed SGT MCQUEARY and LCPL JOHNSON. HM3 RP"?11 &tated CPT
'OLSTEYN and a few members of his ODA team had entered the home of the bomb-maker, sta~ed for
pproximately 15-20 minutes, and ex ited the home with the man handcuffed by zip-ties. HM3 f 1 '@!llstated
PT GOLSTEYN and his team walked the man to a village eider's home whom HMJ -was unable to
ecall his name, and the man was released to the village elder. HM3
he relwned to FOB
. CQUE.ARY with the team because CPT GOLSTEYN had become dehydrated and he assisted SSG
ith administering a saline bag to help him recuperate. HM3 f'lt!W1ated SSG (b )( 6)(b )( "1)(C)
explained at that time what had occurred with the bomb-maker and that an unknown agreement was made
twef!n CPT GOLSTEYN and the village elder that the man would no longer engage in insurgent activities.
3 h!l!ldlilfurther stated thal the same villaMe elder and bomb-maker were on FOB MCQUEARY a couple
ays later and the man was released. mvnf@(!id''*tated he had not physicaJly seen these actions, but some
f bis fellow Marines had discussed it which frustrated them if this man had been responsible for the IED
xplosion.
ffM
"P'f'dWstated
HMJ l@IW"I advised that there may have been two other gates on the installation; one identified as a walkhru in the back but he was unsure of where the path led and another vehicle gate may have been on the North
side of FOB MCQUEARY and provided a hand~drawn sketch of the locations. HM3 PMRWould not recall
xactl;& and stated he would look through pictures he had taken to clarify the existence of additional gates.
-IM3 rrm provided names of additional Marines who were drivers and dog handlers at FOB
MCQUEARY, identified as:
CPL QQlmldllfXDog Handler) Possibly with the 8th Engineer Support Battalion
-CPL (b)(6)(b)(7)(C) Marine Attack Force) (b )( 6 )(b )( 7)( c)
-CPL (b )( 6 )(b )(7)( C) ETS)
(b )( 6 )(b )( - )( C)
-~river and ETS'd)
~verand ETS'd)
(b )( 6 )(b )(- )( c)
(Driver and ETS'd)
TYPED AGENTS NAM E AND SEQUENCE NUMBER
_ (b)(6)(b)(7)(C). (b) (7)(E)

DATE
SIGNATU
(b )( 6)(b )(7)(C)
CIDFO
ORGANIZATION
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EXHIBIT
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GENT S COMMENTS: The interview ofHMJ 9 1911Lvas recorded with video and audio at the Camp
L~j eune Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS)~ Carolina Field Office, Camp Lejeune, NC.II/LAST
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TYPED AG EN'fS NAME AND SEQUENCE NUMBER
ORGANIZATION

.
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C), (b) (7)(E)
(b )(6 )(b )(7)(C)
FORT BRAGG, NC 283 l 0

DATE
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EXHIBIT
23 AUG 12
000295
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000296
Exhibit 70
5 U.S.C. 552(b)(6), (b)(7)(C)

ROI NUMBER
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bout 1220. 27Aug12, SA

conducted a telephonic interview of LCPL
-~2nd Engineer Support Battalion (ESB), Camp Lejeune, NC 2 8542 (CLNC), who related hew
a'isigned ~ver while deployed to FOB MCQUEARY in Feb 10, but never comm urucated with CPT
GOLSTEYN or members of the ODA. LCPL
stated he had no knowledge of anft known bombakers being captured, interrogated, or killed while he served at FOB MCQUEARY. LCPL llDJ4@M did
elate a second vehicle gate was located on the north side of the compound and became used more often due to
easier mobility for ingress/egress.
GENT'S COMMENTS: LCPL
is currently out of the military and with the lndividual Ready
Reserve (IRR) for the Marine Corps and lives in Nlichigan.
bout L340, 27 Aug 12, SA
-XX p =Marine JRR,
ormerly CPL
2nd ESB, CLNCffilo stated he worked in the capacity of a driver while deployed in Feb 10 to
" >tated he recalled after the explosion which killed SGT MCQUEARY
ARY. Mr.
nd LCPL JOHNSON, a local village elder catne into the clinic
ran and provided specific details to the
location of the individual responsible for the ex losion. Mr.flifiIWJstated CPT GOLSTEYN provided a
erbal brief to his teammates, Mr.
SGTMr
SGT
Engineer
Sweeper), and
Fl), which provided details for the knovm bomb-maker allegedly
esponsible for the etilosion and resulted in a foot patrol conducted. The mission centered on a knov.11 home
hich Mr. U M L nd his Marine elements secured with an outer and inner ~erimeter while CPT
OLSTEYN and a few Marine and ODA members entered the residence. rvtr.p1rI1MIM stated they were
ired upon by an unknown gunman from an unknown location, but the mission continued. Mr. (b)(6)(b)(7)( C )
stated CPT GOLSTEYN emerged from the residence and advised there were multiple crates and boxes of
omb-making materials which were escorted back to FOB MCQUEARY. No individual was captured at the
ime and Mr:!IU~elieved nobody was ~ome during the time of the search. Mr.. (b)(6)(b)C)(C) .
ecalled a rrussion
GOLSTEYN and his team
a man and turned hun over to a village
Ider, but the memory was very difficult to recollect. Mr.llDim mrnQUated he r~collected CPT
(b) (6), (b)
OLSTEYN may had said the name "(7)(C)
during the brief, but could not recall for sure. Mr. (b )( 6 )( b )( 7 )( (.)
ould not recall when an insurgent was brought back to FOB MCQUEARY, but did remember the ..\.fghanistan
atiooal Army (ANA), Sergeant Major (SGM) had conducted an interrogation of an alleged known bombaker sometjme before or after the explosion.
PP'@
w
Cif7
AGENT'S COMt\1ENTS: Mr. (b )( 6 )(b ){"' )(C I

stated be would cooperate with this investigation and would
provide a written statement when required by this office.
SA
SIONA
CID F
ORGANIZATION

DATE
(b )( 6)(b )(7)(C)
EXHIBIT
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bout 1530, 27Aug12, SA~onducted a telephonic interview of CPL (b)(6)(b)(7)(C )

-xx p ' "2nd Combat Engineer Battalion (CEB), 2nd Marine Division, CLNC, who stated he had no
ecoUection of the capture or mission to capture a known bomb-maker. CPL lf(f"WMrelated he worked as the
ark 19 gunner for the medical vehicle and was not privy to briefing information very often. CPLlt9!(1Ipj!WI
stated he recalled a night mission conducted by CPT GOLSTEYN shortly after the explosion to capture
someone, but he was not part of the mission and had could not provide further details.
s currently on terminal leave and would have a new permanent
bout 1700, 2 Sep 12, SA 1b)16Hb)C )il)
interviewed CPL ( b )( 6 )( b )( ..., )( c) in his home in Fort Madison, IA,
herein he reiterated his previous statement of two separate missions within one week of explosion which
, Jled SGT MCQUEARY and LCPL JOHNSON where CPT GOLSTEYN led the unit to collect bomb-making
aterials from a Afghani residence and returned the next day lo capture a knmvn bomb-maker.
GENT'S COMMENTS: SA ( b )( 6 )( b )( 7 )( c) recorded the interview of CPL
or audio with his
ermissi.on. The recordiij will subsequently be placed on a compact disc and placed into case file.
dditionaUy, CPLftmmIIitltlprovided a hand-drawn sketch of FOB MCQUEARY which detailed the
location of a second gate.
bout 1200, 4 Sep 12, SA ( b )( 6 )( b )( 7 )( c) onducted a telephonic interv;ew of CPL @l@iipiiii Dog Handler,
ombat Logistics Regiment, Camp Lejeune, NC, who stated he could not recall the capture of an insurgent, but
(b) (6), (b)
emembered GOLSTEYN briefing lhe name "(7)(C)
prior to a patrol.
. boul 1625, 4 Sep 12, SAi - interviewed CPT liliMlflnear his residence, wherein CPT
(b )( 6)(b )("" )(C) tated he has remamed in contact with CPT GOLSTEYN, but had no knowledge of the incident
eing investigated by this office. CPT
tated he rarely went out on the missions, but CPT
GOLSTEYN kept him up to date as much as possible. CPT
related during a recent telephonic
conversation with CPT GOLSTEYN that he was becoming frustrated with this investigation, but would not go
into detail of the specifics regardjng the investigation.
AGENT'S COMMENTS: The interview ofCPT QtmJM"was verbal as information was same as
rovided in initial statement to the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS).
boul 0930, 6 Sep 12, SA (b )( 6)(b )(7 )(C) coordinated with the Records Division, Plano Police Department
9 14th Street, Plano, TX 75074, and obtained an Incident/Arrest Report pertaining to SSG
(b )( G)(b )( 7)( C) I om Dec 11 , wherein he was arrested for lnterference ~1th Law Enforcement. The report by the
TYPED AGENrS NAME AND SEQUENCE NUMBER
(b )(6)(b )(7)(C). (bl ( 7 )( E)

SIGNATUR
ORGANIZATION

DATE
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C)
?.
EXHIBIT
6 SEP 12
11
000299

ROI NUMBER
0906 1l-CID023-43647
Contents cannot be released outside law enforccme.at or Dept of the Army
channels without the a
PAGE 3 OF 3 PAGE(S)
roval of the Commander, USAClDC
DETAILS
police officer stated SSG (b)(6)(b)( ~)(( ) made spontaneous comments enroute to the police department wherein
estated the officer was a "pussy" and "couldn't possibly done what he has done '.\rith killing Afghanis."
bout 1145, 6 Sep 12, SA
coordinated with Mrs. (b )( 6 )( b )( - )( c)
Business Manager,
orthside at Legacy Apartments, 7560 Bishop Road, Plano, TX 75024, detennined SSG ~ad
ovcd out in May 12 to Kansas City, MO.
bout 1410, 6 Sep 12, SA (b )( 6)(b )( 7)( C) interviewed Mrs. (b)( 6)(b )( ~ )( (') Supervisor, Community
Su ervision and Corrections Department, 900 East Park Boulevard, Plano, TX 75074, who stated SSG
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C) failed to report for his mandatory sentencing for probation and an arrest warrant would be issued.
//LAST ENTRY///
TYPED AGENrs NAME AND SEQUENCE NUMBER
ORGANIZATION

FORT BRA.GO NC 2 8310
DATE
EXHIBIT
6 SEP 12
11
000300
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5 U.S.C. 552(b)(6), (b)(7)(C)
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ROI NUMBER
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Contents cannot be released outside law enforcement or Dept o( the Army
channels without the a iroval of the Co111mander. USACJDC
PAGE 1 OF 2 PAGE(S)
DETAILS
t\bout 1239, 25 Sep 12, SA (b )(6)(b)( 7)(C) received email notification from Mrs. (b )(6)(b)(7)(C) Supervisor,
ommunity Supervision and Corrections Department, 900 East Park Boulevard, Plano, TX 75074, who related
SSG
case was pied down to a Class C Misdemeanor for his offense of Interference with Law
nforcement in Dec 11. he was not actually required to report for probation as she initially stated. Mrs.
' ' '
stated SSGf@R!IWMras not required to process through the Collin County Jail, 4700
omrnunity Boulevard,
, after the court hearing; therefore, any probated sentence was permitted
ad no further infractions of the .law. Mrs.M3111MtfdFtated her office
to expire as long as SSG
would take no action against SSG
due to this information.
bout 1235, 26 Sep 12, SA (b)(6)(b)(i')(C)
telephonically interviewed OfficerMlmllmt4t11Arresting
Officer, PPD, Plano, TX, who stated be recalled the incident with SSG
d the comments made
1wstated SSG
as heavily intoxicated and while being
cgarding Afghanistan. Officer
continuously used profani~ and called
ransported in his police cruiser to the police station, SS
im names and repeatedly told him how he killed Afghanis during his deployments. Officer@ Nstated
e recalled a separate alcohol-related incident where SSG(9limllt11M&vas present, but not cited for any
offense.
'
ff
GENT'S COMMENTS: OfficerWllHwould not recall if SSG (b )( 6)(b )(7)(C) made any omissions of
specific killings, but believed the entire rant by SSG
was caught on videotape and would attempt
o locate it in the PPD archives.
bout 1426, 27 S~2, this office received the Final Information Report, CID Case #0030-l 2-CID343, from
SAmmaaprW- Special Operations Task Force (SOTF)(CID), FBNC, who interviewed and obtained a
worn statement from SFC
United States Army S~cial Of{;ations Command
USASOC) Headquarters ~H~. FBNC, who was the roommate of SSG11(11Wll! SFC (b )(6)(b)(7)(C)
stated he had known SSGJPLlwt. .since 2007 when the met at the "Q" Course for Special Forces (SF)
raining. SFC
stated he asked SSG
bout the situation as many rumors had
surfaced in the workplace, wherein SSG
ad told him that he was not involved and had no
nowledge of the incident.
GENT'S COMMENTS: SFC (b)(6)(b)(7)(C) I elated SSG (b )(6)(b)(7)(C) recently returned to active duty status
d was residing with him currently.
bout 1330, 27 Sep 12, SA (b )(6)(b)(7)(C) I nterviewed SSG (b )( 6)(b)(7)(C)
XXX-x.JllliftlSpecial
Warfare and Center School (SWCS), FBNC, who provided a verbal statement wherein he stated he had no
owledoe of the incident CPT GOLSTEYN described in
SSG
(b) (6), (b)
efuted all information about his knowledge .o f the capture of (7)(C)
or any other insurgent and
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C), (b) (7)(E)

SIGNAT
CIDF
(b)( 6)(b )(7)(C)
ORGANIZATION

DATE
EXHIBIT
27 SEP 12
000315

AGENT'S lNVESTIGATION REPORT
ROI NUMBER
0906- l l-CID023-43647
CJD Regulation 195-l
Contents cannot be released outside lnw enforcement or Dept ofthe Army
channels without the a roval or the Commander, USACIDC
PAGE 2 OF 2 PAGE(S)
DETAILS
tated infonnation identified through interviews was false. SSG

continually stated ''I was not ~art
f any killing, " but would not answer directly the questions of having any know,e at all. SSG
tated be was contacted by unk.nown individuals in Dec 11 after talking to SAftDI
which caused
im to obtain legal representation. SSGRmmDmilUllwas unable to recall whom he spoke to in the one day
time frame from being contacted by SA ' Wto obtaini.ng legal representation, but stated he knew he
1
because he knew MSG !@
family issues with
id not contact CPT GOLSTEYN or MSG
is grandmother.
wU1
MIWIIWilf
'1!!fl'P'had
SSG (bH6l(b)(7)(C) was offered the (i5Jrtunity to undergo a polygraph examination regarding the truthfulness
fhi s verbal statement. ssanm@Qeclined to undergo a polygraph examination stating his verbal
tatement was truthful enough.
:x;;;,
~'fjoses. SSG=t:7. tus
AGENT'S COMJvffiNTS: SSG'!!l'Wol.eJaled he returned t o -

on 12 Sep 12, and had
oved from Plano, TX to Kansas
work
;ited he went to Minnesota
to visit family prior to re-entering the military. ssolljW!Il!lcteclined to conduct a sworn staternen.t or
allow the interview to be recorded for either audio or video.II/LAST ENTRY///
ORGANIZATION
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C), (b) (7)(E)

(b)(6)(b)(7)(C)
CJDF

DATE
SIGNA
EXHIBIT
27 SEP 12
15
000316
ROI NUMBER 0906-l J-CiD023-4367
AGENT'S INVESTIGATIVE REPORT
0030-12-CID343
CTD Regul a tion 195- l
Page 1 of 1 Pages
DETAILS
Basis For Investigation: This office was notified by SA (b )( 6)(b )(7)(C)
Fort Bragg CID
Office, 8-1221 Randolph Street, Fort Bragg, NC 28310, who~y identify, conduct
a witness interview and obtain a sworn statement from SFC ~xx.x-xxpff!!
USASOC HQ, Fort Bragg, NC 28307, which concerned an investigation into the murder of an Afghani
unarmed combatant.
About 1823, 26 Sep 12, SA'TPinterviewed S F C - . , h e r e i n he provided a sworn
statement which detailed his knowled e of the incident. SFCNMJQItiiained his
relationship with SSG
' I), and that SSG--~--.2currently
resides with him at
SFC
elated SSG
(b )( 6 )(b )( 7)( C) name never came up when the investigation was mentioned througb rumors at 3rd
Special Forces Grou Airborne), Fort Bragg, NC, when he was assigned there. SFC (b )( 6)(b)(7)(C)
stated SSG
id contact him from Dallas TX and ask if he had heard anything about the
investigation.
tated SSG
gave him no information other than he was
not involved.
ifBlliJ
of the name mentioned in the question and answer section of

AGENT COMMENT: The correct
the sworn statement of SFC
s GOLDSTEYN and not GOLDSTEfN as documented in the
narrative section of the statement. ///LAST ITEM///
WJil@J
Dl\TE
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1ft,
000317
Case Number 0030-12-CID343
Statement of: (b )( 6 )( b )( 7 )( C)
Continued
aken at: Fon Bragg, NC
Dated: 26 September 2012
SWORN STATEMENT
LOCATION: Fort Bragg, NC 28307
FILE ~'UMBER: RFA 030-12-CID343 (0906-11-CID023-43647)
DATE: 26 Sep 12
TIME: /82.5 J/I!!
NAME.
,
ant to make the following statement under oath:
I
'
ave known SS~since we met in the~ course in 2007.
He and I were assigned to lhe same BN and then the same Company. ''f'P&and I were both in
the market for a new place to live and we decided to get a house together in Southern Pines.
and I quickly became the best of friends. I have come to know his famil'6and friends and
there is not a person out there that would say anything but great things about 'WE'!' His career
and mine took similar paths and we both ended being deployed-in 2009.
with his ODA and I went with mine. Well before the rotation,
began making plans to
lenve the Army and return to the civilian world. He was intent on moving to Texas and finding a
job in the medical device sales field. It was no surprise that when IQjAlld!libcgan his post
deployment search that he found many opportunities awaiting him. He was a very well qualified
l 8D with tons of experience and countless references from people that he served with in the Army.
He was offered a job at St. Jude Medical in Dallas TX an.d jumped at the opportunity. When he hit
his ETS date in 2011 he packed up his belongings and moved to Dallas. It was not long after
P!m=began working at St. Jude Medical that he was recognized for his exceptional work ethic
and extensive knowledge of the medical field. He was called to Kansas City to meet his boss>s
boss. After lunchW@W;vas told that he just unknowingly been interviewed and by the boss and
that he was getting promoted. The one stipulation was that he would be required to move to Kansas
were several "perks" that came along with thejromotion and the move, sol(MWillWJ
City.
reluctantly agreed to leave Dallas. Not long afterPP'T"~,.rrive.d in Kansas City he found out the
"perks" he was promised were never going to come to fruition. From the minute that 'fffPleft
the Army he always said the he wanted back in. When he approached his boss and asked why he
was not getting the "perks" that he was promised, his boss simply told him that there was nothing he
could do. This was the final draw for p.)!(.J!IWand puc into motion his re-enlistment. The incident
surrounding Goldstein was well known around 3rd GRP, and there were several people that told me
the story as thet had heard it. Never once was there any mention of"lW"when I heard the
story retold. f"j'mcontacted me from Dallas and asked if I had heard anything. I told him that
lhere were "rumors" going around 3rd Group about an incident involving Goldstein. He gave me no
his word
infonnation other then be promised me that he was NOT involved. I took
and there was no mention of it for quite some time. Then I cau~ wind at 3f Group that they were
still going after Goldstein. The next time that l spoke with '"fMon the phone f mentioned i1 to
M"fl""
f?".Jll!Pvent
There
'f!WPfor
lNlTIALS OF PERSON MAKING STATEMENDA Form 2823-E
PAGE
I O~AGES
Exhibit
11
000318
Ot/OIP // C,i!)D'2 3 - Lfg "'"' 7

Case Number 0030- J2-ClD343
a.ken at: Fort Bragg, NC
Statement of:
Continued
hjm. He said that he himself had been contacted by CID and that he himself was not being
investigated. During that particular conversation he mentioned that he bad contacted a lawver
himself, just to be on the safe side. Since then I have bad no mention of the incident with
and this is the first time that I became aware that CID was still investigating it. I can assure vou that
nwn
. erous moves from state to state were all work related. I can. also ~sure
you that ~!!''was only in MN to visit his family, because that is where his parents live. I am
He has si
City and moved back to
currently still in contact with 't hls b K
(b)(
6)(b)(
7
)((
')
Southern Pines and is curreot~ith me at
ftf'm
PMMf"'! =emingly
Q.SA~~
A.SF~!&'
Q. Did you type the above narrative in your own words?

A. Yes
Can you describe SSG ( b )( 6 )(b )( 7)(C)
Caucasian male, 6' 3' ' , 220 lbs.
Do you have bis current phone number?
Not at this time
Do you know the other members names that were on the team with pmwptplduring his
deplo ent?
Q.
A.
Q.
A.
Q.
'f'f'ij
A.
Q. Did
this investigation?
were medics (NFI).

ell you anything about what occurred while deployed which would relate to
A. NothinJU!!Ore than what I stated above.

1 9 100tell you any information about GOLDSTEYN or the other guys in relation to
Q. Did Q
this investigation?
A. Nothlng more than what J stated above.
Q. Do you have anything else to add to this statement?
A. Negative/IIIll/III/II/IIIIIIII /11/I /IllIEnd of Statement////I!IllIII11111I/III/I/I/ II//II/IIII /I/IllIll//1111I11/Ill IIll/IIII
ft
INITIALS OF PERSON MAKfNG STATEMENi m

DA Form 2823-E
PAGEl or..3i>AGES
Exhibit
71
000319
otto~ !lCID029 '-/:J//4?

Case Number 0030-12-CJD343
Statement of: (b )(6)(b )(7)(C)
Continued
aken at: Fort Bragg, NC
AFFIDAVIT
I, (b)(6)(b)(7)(C)
have read or have had read to me this statement which begins on page l
and ends on page 3. I fully understand the contents of the entire statement made by me. The
statement is true. I have initialed all corrections and have initialed the bottom of each page
containing the statement. [ have made this statement freely without hope of benefit or reward,
without threat of punishment, and without coercion, unlawful influence or unlawful inducement.
Witness #1:
Subscribed and sworn before me, a
person authorized by law to administer
oaths, this 26th Day of Septemeber
at Fort Bragg, NC 28307
2012,
Witness #2:
(b )( 6)(b )(7)(C)
"
(Typed name of Person Administering Oath)
10 USC 936
{Authority to Administer Oath)

DA Form 2823-E
PAG&O~AGES
Exhibit 11
000320

AGE:Nl'S li'\TVESTIGATION REPORT
ROI NUMBER
0906-11 -CID023-43647
CID Regulation I 95-1
Cont:enl.i cannot be released outside Jaw enforcement or Dept of the Army
PAGE 1 OF I PAGE(S)
channels without the a roval ofJ,;hc=-C=-.:o=m=m==n=
;:.
de=rr.. :U::..::S=A=C:.o.:IDo:..C;;;.' . -----'---- - -- - - - -- -- - -DETAILS
-!
MSGlf"'at
bout 1000, 3 Nov 12, SA

nterviewed
the Stuttgart CID Office, Stuttgart,
1
Gennany, wherein SA
o ided MSG
the signed Letter of Immunity (LOR) from
rigadier General (BG
MSG ''3fl@*'*efused to sign the LOR due to his
:civilian attorne residing in California. MSG
was provided
times; tA
1
d MAJ
the order handed down from BG
however, MSG 1 ?"?1" aH!
ontacted his CSM (NFI), who advised MA'Tffl"Pthe interview was to terminate inunediately. MAJ
as advised the European Commander (EUCOM) advised the interview needed to cease until MSG
could have adequate tilUe to have his legal representation present.
fJM'
anliltion numerous
P'Wlf Won
srssi
AGENT'S COMMENTS: MS (b)(6)(l>)(7)(C) ontinued to be

ve and would no.t sign the LOR, because it had
(b )(6)(b J(7)(C)
1
alleged grammar issue. MAJ
vised MSG.fl!(. W the letter would be signed
he had no
authority not to sign, which MS 1b)(6i(b)(7)\C) adamantly refused.
and
A~~2, this office received the signed Letter of Immunity ofM~ via email from
S1-~ Stuttgart CID Office, Stuttgart, Gennany, wherein MSG
signed it with a
handwritten comment at the end.
was notified by MAJ-that he would contact MSG
One World Trade Center, Suite 2320, Long Beach, CA
civilian attorney, Mr.
I , to request a formal interview for MSG
//LAST ENTRY///
bout 1100, 26 Nov 12, SA
ORGANIZATION

DATE
EXHIBIT
26NOV12
J."or Official Use Only
78
000321
Exhibit(s) 79
Page(s) 000322 referred to:
Freedom of Information Act Office
USASOC (AOIM-FOIA)
2929 Desert Storm Drive
Fort Bragg, N.C. 28310-9110
For Official Use OoJy

ROI NUMBER
0906-1 l -CID023-4 3 647

Contents cannot be released outside law enforce ment or Dept of the Army
PAGE 1 OF 1 PAGE(S)
DETAILS
'"?!'2
9 i a a Secur ed Video
bout 0800, 21 Dec 12, SA pmiWwW{mducted an interview of MSG 1
eleconference (SVTC) from the Headquarters Building, 3rd SFG, FBNC, to the office of MAJ' '
Special Operations Command Africa (SOCAF). SA
advised MSG
he
estimonial immunity waiver he had signed previously was still in effect and be was required to speak to SA
Upon completion of bri ef: MSG ll~ted be needed to contact his !alter, Mr.
and caJJed him whj le still visible to SA
the screen. SA lmmI1p1l#equested Mr.
ontact MAJ
SJA, 3rd SFG, immediately due to his inability to be on a conference
all for the interview as the it was being conducted via SVTC and required a clearance. MSG ''@"" refused
o cooperate and would not answer the question,~ to cooperate with the letter of immunity
hich requires you to talk and speak now?" SA~terminated the interview with MSG
nd advised him he was in violation of failure to obey a lawful order.
1 ' 9 >n
GENT'S COMMENT: Durin the interview, MAJ fM?Iffl9 'Vas present in the room with SA
and MAJ . . . . .vas present in the room with MSON .MSG p mvas
om letel uncooperative and evaded all questions despite being advised by MA 1111,;,iNIM,and SA
on multiple occasions of bis mandated cooperation with this investigation.LAST ENTRYIII
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C), (b) (7)(E)
~(b)(7)(C)
I
ORGANlZATION

OATE
EXHIBIT
21 DEC12
80
000323
ROI NUMBER
0906-'l 1-CID023-43647
Contents cannot be released outside I.a w enforcement or Dept of the Army
P 1(fhrovided SA
GENT'S COMMENTS: LTCff'1
PAGE 1 OF 1 P AGE(S)
(b)( 6)(b )(7)(C) he signed Letter of Immunity for SSG
(b)(6)(b)("7)(C)
(b )( 6 )(b )( 7)( C)
, riefed COL
bout 0955, 12 Feb 13, SA (b)(6)(b)C)(C)
Commandant, and SGM
irectorate Sergeant Major, Special Forces Regiment, JFKSWCS, FBNC, on all aspects of this
investigation, wherein they advised SSG (b)(6)(b)(7)(C) would he at the CID office at 1500, 12 Feb 13, to
conduct immunized interview.
GENT'S COMMENTS: SAlw@Ml.onducted secondary brief to LTC

FKSWCS.
(b )(6)(b )(7)(C)
SJA,
bout 1455, 12 Feb 13, SA ~terviewed SSG

ased off the Letter of Immunity
jsigned by BG'!'i!'and acknowledged by SSG
denied any
owledge of the incident described by MAJ GOLSTEYN
However, SSG
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C)
tated a mission was conducted within a short time frame after the death of the two Marines to
apture
the
known
IED maker ossibly responsible, however, SSG
mmediatel~ stated he was not
.'
immediately retracted the statement after SA IWQillWM addressed it
n the mission. SSG
her. Interview of SSG
etailed his memory as strong for purpose of mission, specific
was asked specific questions about
perations, personnel, Shura meetings, and more. When SSG
he incident described by MAJ GOLSTEYN, mission briefs to apprehend the known suspect, and capture, he
ecame vague and digressed to change the questioning.
GENT'S COMMENTS: The interview ofSSG (b)(6)(b)(7)(C)
as recorded for audio and video which SSG
(b (6)(b)(7)(C) cknowledged and observed by MAJ (b)(6)(b)(')(C), d CPT (b )(6)(b )( ~)(C) Ip.coming 3rd SFG
SJA.///Last Entry///
SA (b)(6)(b)(7)(C). (b) (7)(E)
ORGANIZATION

FORT BRAGG NC 28310
DATE
EXHIBIT
12 FEB 13
8{
000324
Exhibit(s) 82
USASOC (AOIM-FOIA)

ROI NUMBER
0906-l l-CID02343647
PAGE 1 OF l P AGE(S)
1-----------~~~~~-----~~~~~-------------------
TYPED AGENrS NAME AND SEQUENCE NUMBER
ORGANIZATION
- - (b)(6)(b)(7)(C), (b) (7)(E)

(b)(6)(b )(7)(C)

EXHIBIT
DATE
2MAR 13
000326
Exhibit(s) 84
Other Government Agency

ROI NUMBER
0906-11-CID023-43647
Contents cannot be released outside law enforcement or Dept o( the Army
PAGE 1 OF 1 PAGE(S)
DETAI LS
bout 0845, 11 Apr 13, SA (b)(6)(b)(7)(C)
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C), (b) (7)(E)
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C)
ORGANIZATION

DATE
(b )( 6)(b )(7)( C)
.-
EXHIBIT
29 APR 13
000329

ROI NUMBER
0906- l l -CID023-43647
Content~ cannot be released outside law enforcement or Dept of the Army
p AGE l OF 1 p AGE(S)
roval 2,,f,_=
t b-=-e -"Co
-'-m-'-m"""a'""'"n""""de=r,,_U
=S=A=C=ID
;;;;.C.;;:;,__ __.__ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _-'-1
bout 1500, 20 May 13, SA MUIIAJM. .-0ordinated wi th SA

NCIS, Camp Lejeune, NC,
vho condu cted a query of their system which provided negative results for CPT GOLSTEYN being interviewed
egarding an interview of a Navy Operator.
bout 1115, 30 May 13, SA (b )( 6 )(b )C)(C)
onducted a DMDC query for Mr. (b)(6)(b)(7)(C)
(bl( 6 )(b )( 7 )( C)
which yielded negative resul ts.II/LAST ENTRY///
SA
!b)l6)(b)( - )(( ). (b) ( -)I [ )
SIGNATURE
( b )( 6 )( b )( 7)( c)
CID FOR
--
and Mr.
ORGANIZATION

DATE
EXHIBIT
30 May 13
000330
Exhibit(s) 87
Other Government Agency

RO!NUMBER
0906-1 l -CID023-43647
CID Regulatlon 195-1
channels without the a rovul of the Commander USAClDC
PAGE l OF 1 PAGE(S)
DETAILS
bout 1045, 11 Jul 13, SA (b )(6)(b)(7)(C) coordinated with Mrs.

f fice, Camp Lejeune, NC, who provided contact information for Mr
ho was discharged on 7 Jan 13 for Alcohol Rehabilitation Failure. Mr.
as assigned to the 2D
EB, Home of Record identified as
nd MailiniAddress
(b
)(
6)(b
)(7)(
C
)
om DD 214 of
The last good phone number for Mr.Mll1W31.vas
1
I (b )(6)(b )( 7)(C )
,<\GENT'S COMJ\iiENTS: Mrs.

- o m m a n d e r as LtCol
stated no records were found on Mr. l@@'Pl!lland the Executive Officer as MAJ '
CPlllid
bout 1520, 29 Jul 13, S,"M!l!mtSiriJnited with

LTCft!]!@MM'I SJA, 3rd SFG
and USASFC respectively, wherein LTc..:..:..?01dvised MSG .~ : ~ ._will be provided the opportunity to
speak based on immunity order when he returns to Germany from TDY.///LAST ENTRY///
1 11 1
ORGANIZATION
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C), (b) (7)(E)

11
... ..
DATE
(b) ( 6) (b) ( 7) ( c)
CID
FORT BR.A.GO CID OFFICE

FORT BR.A.GO, NC 28310
EXHIBIT
29 Jul i3
For Official 05e Only
000335

AG~NT'S
INVESTIGATION REPORT
ROI NUMBER
0906-11-CID023-43647
CID Regulation 195-J
PAGE 1 OF 1 P AGE(S)
DETA ILS
coordinated with SAM!H""'~US Postal Inspector, Raleigh,

About 1000, 21 Aug 13, SA
'C who advised coordination with the Jacksonville Post Office identified Mr.ii@itlllreceived mail at
until Jul 13. Mr.MwfMWJmail is identified as "Return to
rovided contact information for Mr.
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C). (b) (7)( )

- --
(b )(6)(b )(7)(C )
ORGANIZATION

FORT BRAGG NC 28310
EXHIBIT
DATE
21 Aug 13
89
000336
For Official lJse Only

Luv Enforcement Sensitive
ROI NUMBER
0906-l l-CID023-43647
channels without the a roval of the Commander. USACIDC
PAGE 1 OF 3 PAGE(S)
DETAILS
oordinated with SAC

Stuttgart CID
bout 1000, 2 Oct 13, SA
ffice, who accepted re~uest by this office for an Agent to be present at 1300 EST for the telecooference
dvised all pertinent infonnation would be forwarded shortly.
nten1iew of
MSGM"f'QPsA
bout 0900, 3 Oct 13, this office was notified by SA (b)(6)(b)(7)(C)

Special Agent-in-Charge,
Stuttgart CID Office, Stuttgart, Germany, coordination was made telephonically with MSo't!J3m"Mto identi _
location interview would be conducted. MSGf'ff11'ftf'efused to relate the interview location and stated CID
ould not be present and would need to be worked with his attorney.
AGENT'S COMMENTS: Due to time constraints, J\.1r.1 'f'$fi'mack of cooperation through correspondence, and
ime in Germany, SA~vised the Stuttgart CID Office not to pursue any further and it would be
ocumented appropriately.
bout 1300, 3 Oct 13, SA
Office which consisted of
and CPT
conducted a teleconference inter\liew from the Fort Bragg CID

t Stuttgart, Germany; Mr (b)(6)(b)(7)(C) Defense Attorney for MSG
USASFC SJA.
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C)
egan the interview through a roll call, wi~A

identified
CPT
1
and himself were present from Fort Bragg, MSG ' filn Stuttgart, and Mr. ?!.::t'tn California.
mmediately corrected SA
on the pronunciation of his name which SA
pologized. SA
tated the purpose of the interview was in regards to a war
crimes investigation involving an incident which occurred in Afghanistan in Feb 10 which
nay
ave knowledge. SA
advised the Letter of Immunity signed by MSG'!nM'hl("in Nov 12,
hich was signed by BG
' s still in effect and proceeded to read aloud the entire letter. Upon
completion of the reading, Mr. old MSGp1p1pef!f.!1' "1don't answer any of their questions because
cknowledged with a simple
hey can still userBour words against you during sentencing." MSG
"Okay." SA llQWgl stated testimonial information MSG@i:
provided during the interview could
ot be used against him, unless he provided a false statement or he conducted an overt action during the
ncident, which would fall under Transactional Immunity. M j - a t e d the letter was a ploy and a trick and
continued to advise MscltP"f!l'"Wto not talk and stated SA
threatened to title MSG
ith Murder and Failure to Obey a Lawful Order during the last attempt at an interview, which MSG
ecame vocal and said, "Ya, that's true.'' SAl@mm)B\r otified MrTHW!r:the information he received
from MSG[d!lll1!ffhs related incorrectly and
MSGf$1'1'P1'his continued
failure to obey the Letter of Immunity could result in him being titled for Failure to Obey a Lawful Order. In
ddition, SA
advised MSG1 lf21" 9 f CPT GOLSTEYN1s statement of members of his team
ssisting him during the incident and without his assistance and cooperation, other interviews could determine i
e was titled with War Crimes and/or Murder. SA (b)(6)(b)(7)(C) explained the Unifonned Code of Military
MSG!!"?1'm
llfljMf
-W
SA~iiMadvised
ORGANIZATION

DATE
EXHIBIT
28 Oct 13
qo
000337

ROI NUMBER
0906-1 l-CJD023-43647
channels wi thout the a ro~-al or the Commander. USACIDC
DETAILS
PAGE 2 OF 3 PAGE(S)
CP1'98""
P!"'nd
19 ould further explain

ustice (UCMJ) and Manual for Courts-Martial to Mr
advised
he boundaries of the Letter oflmmunity. Once CP
egan to explain the judicial process, Mr.
egan to raise his voice and screamed at SA

and c 71sBmtgwherein he stated
"This is crap, you guys are un rofessiooal, have a crappy phone line, and ....... don't do anything to help
them." Al tbis time) SA
tated, 0 We are calm and professional and you are screaming at us
h ts
v I11c
not necessary. " Mr.
nmnate
d th e ph one ca11 and MSGr

p hone 1me c 11ck ed o ff w l1en
SA (b)(6)(b)(7)(C') asked if he was still present on the line.
''ff'''J
Mr."m!i!!nd
MsartMH32TfN\.vere read the Letter oflmmunity twice slowly and all

GENT'S COMMENTS:
nfonnation was
explicitly by CPT t2''11l00MJ and SA
It appeared the tirade
onducted by Mr
lias rehearsed, as well as their questions, as it did not follow the information being
elated by SA~ the moderator.
;TSfd
bout 0855, 2 1 Oct 13, SAIQ1m11pMnwcoordi.nated with CP1'2ffm1 1 who advised MSG 1 2!11!1W"
:vas counseled on pending punishment if he continues his failure to obey a lawful order. MSG '!f2'b1Whas
ntil COB 25 Oct 13. to Gle any submissions for issues he believes are identifie.d.
bout l 530, 22 Oct 13, SA
coordinated with CPT~ SJA, USASFC, FBNC, who
ncurred probable cause existed to believe CPT GOLSTEYN co~ses of Murder, Conspiracy,
nd War Crimes, when be conspired with multiple Special Forces team members to commit premeditated
urder and desecration of the body afterwards.
thorough review was conducted of CPT GOLSTEYN's cellular phone records obtained through Department
fDefense Inspector General Subpoena for Verizon Wireless, Subpoena Comi.11ance Team, which disclosed
orrespondence between CPT GOLSTEYN with MAJlpi(MP'tGySgfpijapt and SFC
Nothing
f evidentiary value was identified.
'f1P
bout 1345, 25 Oct 13, SA (bl(6}(b)("')(C)

coordinated with CPT INMg USASFC SJA, who related no
correspondence was received from the SOCAF SJA and fu11her contact would be conducted on 28 Oct 13. CPT
stated MSG. 1 " 1may receive administrative action due to his failure to obey the lawful order
'mplemented by BG!!'&' 'which would result in tab revocation, OOMAR, and loss of security clearance.
GENT'S COMMENTS: CPT M!ff?Wstated she would confer with LTC'Pl'f!i18 9 Chief, USASFC SJA,
o detennine if probable cause exists to believe MSG1 " ' " *:>mmitted the offenses of Failure to Obey a
awful. Order and Obstruction of Justice with his continued overt actions to be uncooperative within this
vestigation.
TYPED AGENT'S NAME ANO SEQUENCE NUMBER
I
SIG
SA
ORGANIZATION

DA TE
EXHIBIT
28 Oct 13
For omcial Use Only
000338

AC ENT'S INVESTIGATION REPORT
ROI NUMBER
0906-l l -CID023-43647
CID Regulation 195- l
Contents cannot be released outside law enforcement or Dept of' the Army
PAGE 3 OF 3 PAGE(S)
roval of the Cornmander, USACJDC
2 ETAILS
bout 1010, 28 Oct 13, SA 1Qll0!111-ordinated with CPT

who advised MSGQ111" 1
iemailed ber over the weekend. CPT f astated MSG
related his attempts to reach his attorney,
~1ave been w1successful thus far ru1d he may be working cases outside of California cuITently. MSG
explained be would continue his attempts to reach Mr.'S.S,'however, provided no response to the
andated timeline within his counseling.

GENT'S COMMENTS: CPT ' ' ' ? ' " stated she would bricf LTC
'Wf!'Ti!' USASFC SJA, to determine
if administrative action would be taken on_MSG 11f9J"fl]since he has been uncooperative since SA
(b )( 6 )(b )( 7)( c) attempted to interview him in Nov 12 .///LAST ENTRY///
ORGANIZATION

DATE
EXHIBIT
28 Oct 13
Law Enforcenient Sensitive
CfO
000339

ROI NUMBER
0906- I 1-CJD023-43647
Contents canno< be released outside law enforcement or Dept of the Ar my
channels without the a rovaJ of Lhtt Commander. USACIDC
PAGE 1 OF 1 PAGE(S)
DETAILS
MS(f'''IW"
About 121 5, 4 Nov 13, SA

coordinated with CPTQ"I'"" who advised
ould receive administrative actions amounting to poss ible Special Forces tab revocation, General Officer
Memorandum of Reprimand, and Military Occupational Specialty reclassification.
(b )( 6 )(b )( - )(Cl
(b)(6)(b)( 7)(C )
\b)\ )(b)(7l\Cl
\b)\6)(b)( l1(C)
(b )( 6 )(b )(- l(C)
(b)(6)( b)(7)(C )
(b)( 6)(b )(7)(C)

bout 1730, 18 Nov 13, this office received a '>NTitten legal opinion memorandum from CPT (f"''"lwhich
as dated 12 Nov 13.///LAST ENTRY///
ORGANIZATION
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C). (b) (7)(E)
FORT BRAGG C ID OFFICE

DATE
(b )(6)(b )(7)(C)
CID
EXHIBIT
18 Nov 13
Law Enforce ment Sensitive
CJ/
000340
Exhibit 92
5 U.S.C. 552(b)(6), (b)(7)(C)
verlzj!ftwireless
law Enforcement Resource Team Subpoena Compl iance
Office of Integrity & Compliance
180 Washington Valley Road
Bedminster NJ 07921
PHONE 800-451 - 5242 OPTION 2
FAX 888-667- 0028
COVER LETTER
Date: 07/ 10/2012
Fax number:
No . of pages {incl. cover):
From: _liji@ihW
(b )(6)(b )(7)(C)
Case#: 1188002
Subject: Enclosed Records
To:
Notes: Subscriber information, call detail and text detail reports with
explanation sheets. Thank you.
Please note that the time reflected on any call detail report or bill copy is reflective of the switch that
processed the call, which may not be the same as the clock time at the cell site where the call was initiated.
TI1e infonuation contained in this message and any attachment may be proprietary, confidential and privileged or subject to
the work product doctrine and thus protected from disclosure. If the reader of this message to is not the intended recipient, or an
employee or agent responsible for delivering this message to the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any dissemination,
distribution, or copying of this communication is strictly prohibited. Ifyou received this communication in e1Tor, please notify me
immediately by replying to this message and deleting it and all copies and backups thereof. Thank you.
Ju l. 3. 2012 4:05PM
No. 0484
P. 1
DEPARTMENT OF nrn AR.i\'lY
lJNl'n:n STA1'ES AtlMY CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION COMMAND

FORT BRAGG CJD OFFJCI
2175 REILLYROAl>, STO:P A
rORT 8RACC, NO:R1'H CA~OUNA l8310..S001
RE.P~HO
AnENTIONOF
Custodian of Records
CeJICo Partnership d/b/a Verizon Wireless

ATTN: Verizon Wireless Legal Compliance
Bedminster, NJ 07921
Dear Sir or Madam:
Pursuant to Section 6(a)(4) of the Inspector General Act of 1978, as amended, 5 U.S.C. App. III,
the enclosed subpoena duces tecum has been issued. The materials identified should be
produced by the date and time indicated on the subpoena nt:
U. S. Army Criminal Investigation Command
Fo1t Bragg CID Office
ATTN: Special Agent (b)(6)(b)(7)(C)
Building 8-1221 Randolph Street, Stop A
Fort Bragg, NC 28310
Should you elect to personally deliver the subpoenaed records, you will be required to attest to
the completene~uthenticity of the documents produced. Or, upon request,
Special Agent ~r any Special Agent of the United States Army Criminal
Investigation Command (USACIDC) will personally assume custody of the required materials at
your office. However, by mutual agreement, the material may be sent by U.S. registered mail to
USACIDC at the above:address. If you elect to provide records via registered mail, you should
include the enclosed personal affidavit/certificate of compliance as to the completeness, accuracy
and authenticity of the documents mailed. Should the documents foil to arrive by the time and
date set forth on the subpoena, this will be considered a failure on your part to comply with this
subpoena.
Original documents are required by this subpoena. However, for the purpose of this subpoena,
certified true copies of the original documents called for by the subpoena will satisfy this
provision. The personal affidavit/certificate of compliance must be made by the actual custodian
of records who has the complete legal standing for the company/corporation and can testify to
their authenticity, accuracy and completeness of the documents produced. If certified true copies
are produced, we reserve the right to review the original documents with advanced notice, and
during no1mal business hours. Otherwise, original documents must be submitted.
UIO No. 2012278
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Materials required by the subpoena should be accompanied by an index identifying each

document or other materials and the item or items of the subpoena to which it relates. If for any
reason any of the required materials are not furnlshed~ prepare an itemized list of the location of
ma~edals and the 1eason for non~production,
This investigation is private and we request such privacy be maintained. Enclosed is a notice
pursuant to the Privacy Act of 1974,
You should bear in mind you have the right to consult wlth and have an attorney represent
you in this matter. (f you have any questions concen11
subjoena or the materiaJs
required to be produced, you may call Special AgentlIWtn;lllt (910) 643-4639
ihe
Sincerely,
(b)( 6)(b )(7)(C)
(b)(6)(b)C)(C)
Special Agent-in-Chatge
Enclosures:
Subpoena Duce.s Tecum

Appendix A
Privacy Act Notice
Certificate of Compliance
UIDNo.2012278
No. 04~ 4
.J ul. 3. 20 12 4: 05 PM
~.
:J
United States of America

Department of Defense
Office of the Inspector General
SUBPOENA DUCES TECUM

TO ~dian o(Records. CellCo l>artnersh.ip d!bfa Verizon Wireless, ATI'N: Verizon Wireless
Legal Compliance. 180 Washington Valley Road, BedminsterLNew Jer.~ey 07921
YOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED TO APPEAR BEFORE _ful_ecial Agent--!m!LIJl!lll

or any Special Agent of the United States Anny Criminal Investigation Command (USACIDC}
acting on behalf of the Inspector General, pursuant to the Inspector General Act of 1978 (5
U.S.C, App. 3), at IJ.:SACIDC. Fort Bragg CID Office, Buil!'.)ing 8-1221 Randofuh
StJ:e~ Stqn
A. Fort Bragg, Not'th Carolina 28310 on the 20th day of August, 2012 at 10 o'clock ;a,m. of that
day.
You are hereby required to bring with you and produce at said time and place the following
infonuation, documents, reports, answers records, accounts, papers, and other data and
1
documentary evidence pertaining to Verizon Wireless Qhone
nurubeil01ji6Jaeliev.s::9,Jg
be uti!iz@.1'..)!...~.!Jd!_or Jt....09iated with Mathe\y L. Golsteyn, an active duty_membe1 of the United
States Ar1l}1._who is suspected of violating one or more punitive Art~Qle.s
ofJh~.Unifo.rtn ..Code
of Military Justice, for the period September I, 2011 through the date of this subpoena, as
m_~cified
in Appendix
which are necessary in the performance of the responsibility of the
Inspector General under the Inspector General Act.
lN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, tl1e signature of the

duly authorized representative of the Inspector General
of the Department of Defense is affixed at Arlington,
Virginia.
(b )(6)(b)(7)( C)
Chief of Staff
UNIQUE lDENTJflCATION NUMBER: 2012278-11753
No. 0484
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P. 4
APPENDIX A
A. INSTRUCTIONS
This subpoena calls for the production of records setting forth the basic subscriber
information identified below, authorized by the Electronic Communications Privacy Act
(18 U.S.C. 2701, et seq.), pertaining to Verizon Wireless phone number: 910580-3504,
believed to be utilized by and/or associated with Mathew L. Golsteyn, an active duty
member of the United States Army, who is suspected of violating one or more punitive
Articles of the Uniform Code of Military Justice, for the period September 1, 2011
through the date of this subpoena.
B. REQUIRED RECORDS
1. All names associated with the account( s);
2. All addresses associated with the account(s);
3. Local and long distance telephone connection records (to include telephone call detail
and alpha numeric text message detail records) and/or records of session times and
durations, including connection dates and times, disconnect dates and times, and methods
of connection;
4. Length of service, including start date, end date (if applicable), and types of services
used;
5. Telephone or instrument number(s) and/or other subscriber number(s) or identities,
including any temporarily assigned network address; and,
6. Means and source of payment for service (including any credit card or bank account
number).
UNIQUE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER: 2012278-11753
No. 0484
Jul. 3. 2012 4:06PM
P. 5
NOTICE PURSUANT TO PRIVACY ACT OF 1974

The Privacy Act of 1974 directs that persons, such as those required by the Inspector General of
the Department of Defense (DoD) to supply information in response to a subpoena, be informed of
the following:
1. Authority for Solicitation of the Information:

The authority for requiring production of the information is set forth in the Inspector General Act
of 1978, PL 95-452 and PL 97-252. Disclosure ofinforrnation is mandatory.
2. Principal Uses of the Information:
The Inspector General's principal purpose in soliciting the info1mation is to promote economy,
efficiency, and effectiveness in the administration of the programs and operations ofDoD and to
prevent and detect fraud and abuse in such programs and operations.
3. Effect ofNoncompliance:
Failure to comply with a subpoena may result in the Inspector General's requesting a court order
for compliance. If such an order is obtained and you thereafter fail to supply the information, you
may be subject to civil and/or criminal sanctions for contempt of court.
4. Routine Uses of the Information:
Information you give may be used and disseminated in the routine operation ofDoD, including
criminal, civil, and administrative proceedings. Routine uses include, but are not limited to, the
following categories:
a. In any case in which there is an indication of a violation or a potential violation of law,
whether civil, criminal, or regulato1y in nature, the record in question may be disseminated to the
appropriate federal, state, local, or foreign agency charged with the responsibility for investigating
or prosecuting such violation or charged with enforcing or implementing such law;
b. In the course of investigating the potential or actual violation of any law, whether civil,
criminal, or regulatory in nature, or during the course of a trial or hearing or the preparation for a
trial or hearing for such violation, a record may be disseminated to a federal, state, local or foreign
agency, or to an individual organization, if there is reason to believe that such agency, individual,
or organization possesses information relating to the investigation, trial, or hearing and the
dissemination is reasonably necessary to elicit such information or to obtain the cooperation of a
witness or an informant;
c. A record relating to a case or rnatter may be disseminated in an appropriate federal, state,
local, or foreign court or grand jury proceeding in accordance with established constitutional,
substantive, or procedural law or practices;
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d. A record relating to a case or matter may be disseminated to an actual or potential patty or

his attorney for the purpose of negotiation or discussion on such matters as settlement of the case
or matter, plea bargaining, or informal discovery proceedings;
e, A record relating to a case or matter that has been referred by an agency for investigation,
prosecution, or enforcement, or that involves a case or matter within the jurisdiction of an agency,
may be disseminated to such agency to notify the agency of the status of the case or matter or of
any decision or detem1ination that has been made, or to make such other inquiries and reports as
are necessary during the processing of the case or matter;
f. A record relating to a case or matter may be disseminated to a foreign country pursuant to an
international treaty or convention entered into and ratified by the United States or to an executive
agreement;
g. A record may be disseminated to a federal, state, local, foreign, or international law
enforcement agency to assist in the general crime prevention and detection efforts of the recipient
agency or to provide investigative leads to such agency;
h, A record may be disseminated to a federal agency, in response to its request, in connection
with the hiring or retention of an employee, the issuance of a security clearance, the reporting of an
investigation of an employee, the letting of a contract, or the issuance of license, grant, or other
benefit by the requesting agency to the extent that the information relates to the requesting
agency's decision on the matter;
i. A record may be disseminated to the public, news media, trade associations, or organized
groups, when the purpose of the dissemination is educational or informational, such as
descriptions of crime trends or distinctive or unique modus operandi, provided that the record does
not contain any information identifiable to a specific individual other than information such as a
modus operandi.
5. freedom oflnformation Act:

The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), Title 5, U.S.C., Section 552, and DoD rules pursuant
thereto, generally provide for access by members of the public to governmental records, unless the
requested records fall within specified exemptions. If you believe that one or more of the
documents required under this subpoena should be considered exempt in whole or in part from
public release under the FOIA, Title 5, U.S.C., Section 552, you must mark each document which
you believe exempt. In a letter accompanying the documents, you should cite all exemptions
contained in the FOIA that you believe apply and the reasons for each. It is the policy of the
Office of the Inspector General to seek to notify you in the event that it receives a request under
the FOIA fol' records for which you have claimed exemption or in the event that legal proceedings
are initiated against the Office of the Inspector General to obtain such records.
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CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
I,
M@WIMli-'-_ ___ _,, _s_u_b_.p_o_e_n_a_C_o_m.. p;._l_ia_n_c_e_C_o_o_r_d_in_a_to_r__, of

(Name)
(Title)
Cellco Partnership Doing Business As Verizon Wireless

(Company/lnstimtion/Agency)
or by certified mail accountability number _ n""""/-'-'a_ _ ____, return receipt

requested, are accurate, complete, and in fuU compliance with the Department of Defense
Inspector General Duces Teeum number 2012278 - 1 1753
(Unique Identification Number)
The fo llowing subpoenaed records are not provided. (If documents are withheld based on
privilege, identify each document, specify its author and addressee, date, subject matter, all
persons or entities to whom copies were furnished, and the basis of your claim of privilege.)
(Use attachment if necessary)
In accordance with Title 28, United States Code, Section 1746, I certify under penalty of perjury
the foregoing is true and correct.
07/1 0/2012
(Date)
UID No. 2012278
Mobile
Directory
Number
This is the number
dialed to initiate the
call. For inbound calls
this number will be
the same as the
Mobile Directory
Number column and
for outbound calls this
is the number your
target dialed.
Dialed Digit
Seizure Date Time
Seizure Duration
Any other letter or number is a

routing or unknown call type and
does not detail actual
transactional data for a
completed call. Subscriber
information is not available for
routing numbers.
This is the type of call, e.g.

This is the exact date and This is the duration of
inbound, outbound, or voicemail. time of the start of each
the call in seconds
call
Inbound calls display the
following numbers: 0 & 6. Calls
to voicemail display the letter
"F."
Outbound calls display the
following numbers: 1 & 3
Mobile to Mobile calls display the
number 2. Any other letter or
number is a routing or unknown
call type and does not detail
actual transactional data for a
completed call.
Call Direction
This is the calling

party that initiated
the call. If the call is
outbound this
column will be the
same as the Mobile
Directory Number
number. If the call is
inbound, this is the
number that dialed
your target.
Calling Party
Number
*86 is voicemail retrieval

#225 is checking account balance
#646 is checking minutes
#777 is data/web services
#738 is prepaid voicemail retrieval
#729 is adding minutes for prepaid
*67 is used to block the mobile #
*82 is used to unblock the mobile #
If you see your target # in the Mobile Directory Number column, the Dialed Digit column and the Calling Party Number column, then you are looking at
your target checking his/her voicemail. (All three numbers are the same)
When the #s in the Mobile Directory Number column, Dialed Digit column and the Calling Party Number column are all different, then you are looking at a
routing #. The Routing # will appear in the Dialed Digit column. (All three numbers are different)
This is the
This is your target #
switching
equipment that
transacted the call.
A switch is named
by the basic
geographic area it
covers. Switches
route calls for
hundreds of cell
sites.
Network
Element
Explanation Form For Historical Records
MDN
MSG SND
DT/TM
Msg Delivered
Date/Time
This is the switch This is your Target This is the Date This is the Date & Time
that processed the #.
& Time that the when the text message
text message.
text message
was delivered.
was sent.
NET ELEM NM
This is the number
that is sending the
message
Orig Addr
Explanation Form For Text Messaging (Digits) Records
This is the number

receiving the
message
DEST ADDR
1=incoming, 2=outgoing,
3=incoming message from
another VZW #,
4=outgoing message from
another VZW #.
This is the message

direction of the text
message.
Msg DIR IND
ver1m nwireless
The enclosed CD contains the response to the legal process you served on Verizon Wireless dated
07/03/2012
The Verizon Wireless case number is
11 88002
Your Subpoena/Court Order/Search Warrant/Investigation/Case reference number (if applicable)

is 2012278-11753
The information on the CD is encrypted and password protected. The password is VzW2012!+(the last
five digits or letters of the search criteria you submitted: mobile number, IP address, social security
number, credit card customer name, account number or serial number listed in the legal process). If
your legal process contains multiple search criteria, it will be the last five of the first search criteria listed
in the request. Please refer to the examples below:
-mobile number 123 456 7890 would have a password of VzW2012 !67890
-IP address 12.345.678.90 would have a password ofVzW2012!67890
-social security number 123.45.6789 would have a password of VzW2012 !56789
-credit card number 1234 5678 9123 4567 would have a password of VzW2012 !34567
-customer name John Johnson w ould have a password ofVzW2012! hnson
-account number 871929594-00001 if submitted this way would have a password of
VzW2012 !00001
- account number 871929594 if submitted this way would have a password of VzW2012 !29594
-serial number/ ESN/M EID/SIM card would have a password ofVzW2012!+1ast 5
If you are unsure of the password or need assistance please call 800-451-5242, select the appropriate
prompt and refer to the Verizon Wireless case number provided above.
Thank you,
(b)(6)(b )(7)(C)
Subpoena Compliance Coordinator

Law Enforcement Resource Team (LERT) Subpoena Compliance Department
Bedminster, NJ 07921
Exhibit(s) 93
USASOC (AOIM-FOIA)
ROI NUMBER

CID Regulation J95-1
0906-1 l -CID023-43647
PAGE 1 OF l PAGE
DETAILS
LAW ENFORCEMENT RECORDS CHECK:

About 0751, 8 Nov 11 , a USACJDC Crime Records Check (CRC) and a check of the AC 12 data base thi
office, disclosed no derogatory infonnation ofCPT GOLSTEYN.
About l 41 0, 8 Nov 11 , SA lb)( 6 )( b )( 7 )( C) conducted a check of the Centralized Operations Police Suit
(COPS), which disclosed nothing of evidentiary value.
About 15 1?, 11. Nov 11, SA@Mp~onducted a check of the National ~rime Iniormation Cente
(NC fC) which disclosed no derogatory m onnatron ofCPT GOLSTEYN. ///LAST ENfRY///
TYP ED AGENT'S NAME AND SEQUENCE NUMBER
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C). (b) (7)(E )
(b)(6)(b)(7)(C)
ORG~lZAT!ON
FORT BRAGG CID OFFICE,

FORT BRAGG NC 28310
EXHIBIT
DATE
11NOV 11
CJ
FFICIAL USE ONLY - LAW ENFORCEMENT SENSITIVE
000343
ROI NUMBER

CJD RegT1laiiori 195-1
0906-1 l-CID023-43647
PAGE I OF I PAGE
Dl!TA!LS

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office, disclosed no derogatory information of
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(b)(6)(b)(7)(C), (b) (7)(E)
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ORGANIZATION
FORT
FORT
DATE
BRAGG CID OFFJCE.

BRAGG. NC 283 10XHl.Bff
11 NOV11
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FJCIAL USE ONLY - LAW ENFORCEMENT SENSITIVE
000344
ROI NUMBER

CJD Reg11latiort 195-1
0906-1l-CID023-43647
PAGE 1OF1 PAGE
DETAILS

About 0753, 8 Nov 11, a USACIDC Crime Records Check (CRC) and a check of the AC12 data base thi
office, disclosed no derogatory information of SSG (b)(6)(b)(7)(C)
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(b)(6)(b)(7)(C), (b) (7)(E)
(b )( 6)(b )(7)(C)
ORGANIZATION
FORT BRAGG CID OFFICE,

FORTBRAGG NC28310
EXHIBIT
DATE
11NOV11
SE ONLY - LAW ENFORCEiv1ENT SENSITIVE
000345
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COMMANDER'S REPORT OF DISCIPLINARY OR ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION

Disclosure of your Social Security Number Is voluntary.

...__ _ __._F"'ort"-=B=.o.......,.J..><.~'-'-"'------------------1 MP Report Number:

Referral Date (YYYYMMDD) :

Suspense Date (YYYYMMDD) :

0-3 U.S. Army (CPT)

Date of Birth: (YYYYMMDD) :

Commander Decision Date:

[JJ No [2J Yes

PREVIOUS EDITIONS ARE OBSOLETE.

REFERRAL INFORMATION (Continued)

Non-Judicial (Article 15)

Adverse Personnel Actions

Summary Court Martial

General Court Martial

Special Court Martial

NJP/Court-Martlal/Civlllan Criminal Court Proceeding Outcome

Judicial Punishment Authority (select one) :

NJP/Court-Martial/Clvilian Criminal Court Proceeding Outcome (Continued)

Transfer to Inactive Reserve

ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIONS (Continued)

Leave Without Pay

Restitution (to third party Non-US Government)

Civil-Civil Action Initiation

DETAILS OF ADMINISTRATIVE SEPARATION

Date Imposed (YYYYMMDD) :

Effective Date (YYYYMMDD) :

Total Forfeiture (all pay/allowance)

DA FORM 4833, FEB 2010

NOTE: If no sanctions were suspended , proceed to "Commander's Remarks" (Block-1O}.

Suspended Sanction Information

Suspended Portion US$:

Suspended Portion US$ :

Suspended Portion Time:

Suspended Portion Time:

Suspended Portion Time:

Suspended Portion Time:

Suspended Portion Time :

Suspended Portion Time:

Suspended Portion Time :

Suspended Portion Time:

Suspended Portion US$ :

Suspended Portion US$ :

DA FORM 4833, FEB 2010

USASCRC Number: 0906-201 l-CID023-43647-SH I A

Director, Crime Records Center

AKO e-Mall Address:

Signature Date (YYYYMMDD) :

COMMANDER'S REPORT OF DISCIPLINARY OR ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION

Disclosure of your Social Security Number Is voluntary.

Director, US Anny Crime Records Center

Referral Date (YYYYMMDD) :

Date of Birth: (YYYYMMDD) ;

Commander Decision Date:

DA FORM 4833, FEB 2010

PREVIOUS EDITIONS ARE OBSOLETE.

REFERRAL INFORMATION (Continued)

Non-Judlclal (Article 15)

Adverse Personnel Actions

Non-Judicial Punishment Authority (select one) :

Judicial Punishment Authority (select one) :

D Summary Court Martial

General Court Martial

NJP/Court-Martial/Clvillan Criminal Court Proceeding Outcome