or is this bagcho? we moved in to a vehicle and took the sheet off and it was in fact bagcho.uickly moved through the area and made it through the base. and i breathed a sigh of relief. but ultimately i was not going to feel completely satisfied until we had him on an aircraft and he was heading back the united states. after we got him, we secured him in an afghan detention city. >> at the time afghanistan didn't have an extradition treaty with the united states. so it was always a little risky for us because the final approval for moving someone from afghanistan was with the president. allies in the united states has a lot of influence over their local area as an elected official. they have to watch out for the next election. so we were a little worried we could get bagcho out of afghanistan. >> so while he was in the custody of the afghan police, myself and phil kearney went and talked to him. he seemed incredulous that he could be prosecuted in afghanistan or taken to the united states. >> he wasn't cooperative. he denied everything. he just claimed to be farmer. even said

the name haji bagcho in his ledger?al ledgers for the hawaladars. they have to have an accurate representation of who owes what to whom. so they're in the ledgers under their real names. it doesn't say who received this money for two kilos of heroin. but it says received money from fareed on this date and given to haji bagcho. so we were able to close the loop. >> what we didn't realize is that we were going to be causing a very large controversy by taking his books. not only was he working with haji bagcho but a lot of other people. so as a result of taking his books, basically we shut down the bank. it was their version of wall street. maybe the way it would have been run in the '30s or '40s in the united states, but it was still a business. we were actually contacted by high ranking members of the afghan government saying you have to give the books back so that commerce could continue. so we spent a lot of time copying the information and had to give them back because we were guests of the afghan government. >> at th