
The ex-partner of ex-FBI agent Charles McGonigal has given an exclusive interview to "DailyMail", where she has confessed some untold things about their sex life.
The former FBI agent was obsessed with sex and wanted to have sex five times a day. According to Allison, McGonigal was so obsessed that he gave strange names to the sex sessions they performed.
The 55-year-old says she met Charles McGonigal at a business lunch where he began to complain that his wife Pamela refused to make love to him and was frustrated.
"Charlie was spectacular at sex... he wanted to have sex three, four and even five times a day." We ended up living together for 16 months and he wanted to have sex every day, so a lot of sex," Guerriero told the Daily Mail.
"We started naming sex. So as soon as the cold weather came, he'd go out and get my coffee in the morning and come home and say, it's time for mint sex latte or pumpkin sex latte, or whatever flavor,” she adds.
Guerriero, who is a security expert, continued: One time it was his daughter Sara's 18th birthday, and he said Sara's 18th birthday party, and I thought that was a little weird.
“Everything became the name of sex… it's time for morning sex, good night sex, shower sex, Christmas sex, Thanksgiving sex, contract signing sex, sales sex, etc. If it was Flag Day, it was sexy for Flag Day. And it was fun. We liked to name sex. It was our cute little thing," said the 55-year-old.
Guerriero's intimate revelations in an incredibly candid interview with the DailyMail come as McGonigal prepares for a 50-month prison sentence handed down in New York for money laundering and conspiracy with a sanctioned Russian oligarch he was supposed to be investigating. He also faces another sentencing in Washington, DC on February 16, after admitting to hiding $225,000 he had negotiated from a former Albanian intelligence official. Sitting on the grounds of the quiet community in Delray Beach, Florida, where she recently moved after moving from New York, Guerriero admitted that the pair's physical attraction was so strong that she believes she won't go to bed with a man. another, as it seems like treason, even though he now despises it.
"We had such an instant spark or just a magnetism that we gravitated towards each other, physically, emotionally, mentally, over humor, over work, everything," she said.
“The attraction was so strong in every way that I still believe that if we were in the room together right now alone, we would probably have sex. We were almost dependent on each other. I gave him the best time he had ever had sexually. One time in September 2017 we were having sex and we had the news on the radio. It was announced that Hugh Hefner had died, and we said, well, let's make Hugh proud."
Guerriero, a former vice president of US operations for Israeli security firm Mifram, first met McGonigal in the spring of 2017. She was volunteering for the Federal Enforcement Homeland Security Foundation charity and he was referred to her by his boss William Soeeney, to help with financial aid for an injured colleague.
McGonigal emailed and then arranged a lunch at a restaurant at The Mall in Short Hills, New Jersey, near where she lived at the time with her father in Florham Park.
"We mainly focused on our personal lives. He told me he was going through a divorce," she said. “He had a lot to say about how he was very unhappy with his wife and that she annoyed him all the time. According to him, she was upset and refused to have sex with him. And he was very sexually frustrated. I can safely say he was going through a difficult time and I had a lot of sympathy for him at the time.'
"It wasn't at all strange to me that he offered that information, because I've been in that situation before with men, with those type A men, many times. I mean leaders, men who know how to lead, who hold positions of power, who are action oriented. People who get results. And they tend to be a bit shy with their wives or girlfriends. They definitely don't want their peers to see them all the time in a situation where they would be perceived as weak. When they have to be emotional about something, there's a comfort zone with a person like me, who is a platonic female in the security industry dealing with the same legal mechanisms and high levels of governance.”
McGonigal, who led the FBI's WikiLeaks task force that resulted in the conviction of ex-soldier Chelsea Manning in 2013, did not give up on Guerriero after the luncheon. "Apparently he was in the market for a girlfriend. He accompanied me. He played by the rules. He came and met my father. He liked to talk about wines and cigars with my father," Guerriero said.
Within six weeks they had sex, although the first time was not as romantic.
"We were driving around Florham Park in the black Ford Explorer government SUV he was given and I showed Charlie where I went to school," Guerriero said.
"All of a sudden he just started kissing me and said, let's get in the back seat. And I said in the back seat? What are we, teenagers? Anyway we did, and it was amazing, like amazing. It was in the school parking lot."
"Charlie didn't talk about his wife very often, but when he did, he didn't say nice things about her. He said she was a great mother but the marriage was dead and they were both moving on with their lives. He told me that she was very unhappy with her weight and just had all these body image problems," says the 55-year-old.