Roger Stone says he’ll challenge any conclusion that Allison Guerriero, former mistress of imprisoned ex-FBI Special Agent Charles McGonigal, took her own life.
Guerrriero was found dead on Thursday after repeatedly trying to report McGonigal’s crimes involving China and the Bidens.
Roger Stone shared the following on social media on Wednesday.
I worked with Allison Guerriero every day as she was a researcher for StoneZONE.com I communicated with her both the day before and the day of her death. She was upbeat, happy and fully engaged in her work. She was also receiving multiple threats because of her role as a whistleblower, uncovering epic corruption in the FBI She was also deeply religious and a devout Roman Catholic. I will resist and do whatever is necessary to disprove any conclusion that she took her own life.
I worked with Allison Guerriero every day as she was a researcher for https://t.co/jKpjL0SaHq I communicated with her both the day before and the day of her death. She was upbeat, happy and fully engaged in her work.
She was also receiving multiple threats because of her role…
— Roger Stone (@RogerJStoneJr) September 2, 2026
(The following was reported one year ago on September 17, 2025, after Ms. Guerriero contacted us.)
Allison Guerriero, FBI Agent Charles McGonigal’s ex-mistress turned whistleblower, wrote the following on her Substack about the OIG politely declining to investigate her claims that former top Biden FBI Executive, Charles McGonigal was involved in fraudulent activities with China as well as with Europeans. (emphasis added)
The Department of Justice Office of the Inspector General (OIG) officially declined to open a case into the FBI’s handling of matters involving Charles McGonigal — and instead punted the whole thing back to, wait for it… the FBI.
Hmmm so the FBI is involved in some alleged crimes and corruption? What better agency to investigate this than the FBI!
The jokes just write themselves…
Yes, really.
It is my belief that I witnessed deeply troubling conduct by former senior FBI official Charles McGonigal. I reported that conduct through the appropriate channels, at great personal risk. It is also my belief that this conduct involved potential espionage, uncharged sanctions violations, and serious financial irregularities.
So naturally, the agency I believe helped cover it up is now being asked to investigate… itself.
This is like reporting your house was robbed, and the police say:
“Don’t worry, the suspect you named is a retired cop — he’ll drop by later and see if you’re missing anything.”
Honestly, I expected the OIG to decline and I was looking forward to posting it solely for the jokes. Every whistleblower I’ve ever spoken to receives some version of the same polite form letter. It’s like a “thank you for your bravery” Hallmark card, sealed with a bureaucratic shrug.
To be clear: it is my belief that this isn’t about one bad actor. I believe this is systemic. The same system that failed to act on credible information is now in charge of reviewing itself — and we’re all supposed to pretend that’s accountability.
It’s not.
But I’m still here. I’m still speaking out. And I’m still fighting — despite the retaliation, the legal bills, and the silence from the very institutions that were supposed to protect whistleblowers like me.
— Allison Guerriero
(See the letter from the OIG at Ms. Guerriero’s Substack)
Ms. Guerriero was correct. It turns out FBI’s finest – Charles McGonigal – was providing secret information to China related to Hunter Biden’s business in China and was never convicted under the Biden Administration. This is reported from the same entity that recently turned down a review of Ms. Guerriero’s complaint into the same matter.
This revelation from the new Inspector General report on corrupt FBI agent Charles McGonigal is staggering, and yet you won’t hear a word about it from legacy media.
McGonigal giving secret information about an ongoing investigation to the very targets of that probe is bad enough. It gets worse when you learn this investigation was into Hunter Biden’s Chinese firm and his business partners. But by far the worst part is that Joe Biden’s DOJ declined to prosecute McGonigal for it.
If there was ever a case for recusal, this was it. There needs to be a full and thorough fresh investigation into everything involving McGonigal, including his communications, activities, associates, financial dealings, use of FBI resources, handling of classified information, attempts to influence or obstruct investigations, and the decision not to charge him for aiding Hunter Biden’s firm.
Here’s more:
This revelation from the new Inspector General report on corrupt FBI agent Charles McGonigal is staggering, and yet you won’t hear a word about it from legacy media.
McGonigal giving secret information about an ongoing investigation to the very targets of that probe is bad… pic.twitter.com/JthptpEoha
— Hans Mahncke (@HansMahncke) September 4, 2025
And more:
You warned us all, and you were right. McGonigal’s corruption never received the attention it deserves, partly because of the cover up by Biden people and partly because so few in the public even know his name.
— Hans Mahncke (@HansMahncke) September 4, 2025
Roger Stone shared this last year.
The scandal of Charles McGonigal is no mere footnote in history – it is a festering, malignant sore on the face of American justice. It is the most brazen example of the FBI’s arrogance, corruption, and perfidy against the American people. McGonigal, a high-level FBI official, was charged with accepting bribes when he should have been charged with espionage. And make no mistake: this sordid tale of betrayal and deception is far from over.
McGonigal, once the exalted head (or “crowned head”) of the counterintelligence kingdom at the FBI’s all-powerful New York Field Office, was not simply dabbling with Russia and Albania. The Office of Inspector General (OIG) has now confirmed what many of us long suspected: his tentacles extended into China as well with none other than a not-so-casual association with the Biden Crime Family.
China – the very adversary waging an unrelenting war on America’s economy, our health, our sovereignty, and our future. Where else did McGonigal’s treachery reach? Who else within the upper echelons of American law enforcement and intelligence services was in league with him, profiteering on America’s vulnerabilities, feeding at the trough of betrayal like barnyard pigs?
And yet, what punishment did this so-called rogue operator receive for his colossal catalog of sins? A laughable 78 months in federal prison. Seventy-eight months! For a man who consorted with foreign agents, betrayed this nation, compromised national security, and spat in the face of the very sacred Oath he swore to uphold. In fact, McGonigal’s sentence has been officially shortened twice.
No espionage charges. No treason charges. No asset forfeiture. No tax fraud charges. No further investigative work to uncover McGonigal’s involvement in any other illicit financial activities. NONE. That alone is extraordinary. In virtually every corruption and foreign-agent case, the government seizes ill-gotten gains. But here, McGonigal’s prosecution was tidied up with the help of the Biden Justice department and swept away with surgical neatness as though to erase the evidence trail.
On Thursday, after years of trying to get out the whole truth about Charles McGonigal and his activities with the Biden gang, Ms. Guerriero was found dead.
Mistress who turned in treacherous FBI spy Charles McGonigal is mysteriously found DEAD: Her haunting final texts revealed… as grieving dad insists she ‘would never’ take her own life https://t.co/TJnu3jBrf0
— Daily Mail US (@Daily_MailUS) August 31, 2026
God bless Ms. Guerriero.
Well, when Charlie gets out (if he survives federal prison) hopefully Citizen Vigilante will visit him.
Roger Stone is a drug addicted pervert that likes to watch other men with his wife.