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A WikiLeaks associate discussed on the same panel as John Kiriakou; the anecdote about meeting him via the Chaos Computer Club was told by fellow panelist John Goetz, a Der Spiegel journalist — not by Kiriakou himself.
Daniel Domscheit-Berg, an early WikiLeaks associate who later left the project, is mentioned in a 2026 Berlin panel discussion that included John Kiriakou. The anecdote about meeting Domscheit-Berg through the Chaos Computer Club — in which he is introduced as “Daniel Schmitt” before being identified as Domscheit-Berg, and described as having “chickened out” of WikiLeaks soon after — was told by a different panelist, Der Spiegel journalist John Goetz, not by Kiriakou.[1]
No source in the corpus captures Kiriakou himself speaking about Daniel Domscheit-Berg.
Sourced from John Kiriakou's on-record public statements. See his profile for the full body of his interviews, podcast appearances, and short-form video.
