After more than 6 hours, Agron Neza came out of SPAK (Special Anti-Corruption Prosecution), where he was interrogated in the Special Prosecutor's Office, regarding his mention in the "McGonigal" case. 

In a brief statement to journalists, he said that "you should ask the prosecutors" why he was in SPAK. 

Agron Neza's name is mentioned in the file of the former FBI official, Charles McGonigal, who allegedly received money from a former employee of the Albanian intelligence services and did not report contacts and connections with officials of other countries. 

According to the file, in August 2017, McGonigal met with Agron Neza, a former Albanian agent, known as person 'B', who has been in the USA for years and has an American passport. 

McGonigal asked Neza for money and then took trips around Europe where McGonigal apparently used his position to try to generate business for Neza, prosecutors in the Washington lawsuit suggested.