EXCLUSIVE: Bergdahl Declared Jihad In Captivity, Secret Documents Show According to Fox News, exclusive documents that were prepared by an eyewitness claim that U.S. Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl converted to Islam and one point during his captivity. The reports also reveal that he socialized with his captors, declaring himself a mujahid or warrior for Islam. The reports conclude that Bergdahls relations with the Haqqani captors were shaped over time. At times, he was treated as a hostage and faced severe hostility. At others, he became much more of an accepted fellow and was even allowed to carry a gun the source told Fox News. He was even seen playing soccer and participating in gun practice with an AK-47. At one point, Bergdahl allegedly escaped his captors. He was gone for five days. When he was re-captured, he was kept in a metal cage. The documents also have details regarding discussions of prisoner swaps and other ideas that would ultimately lead to resolution. These conversations appear to have started as early as 2009. The reports are full of detail, ranging from the names and locations of Haqqani commanders, to a detailed view of Bergdahls day to day life. The reports were generated by the Eclipse Group, a private firm of former intelligence operatives that are often brought in to the Defense Department and other prominent corporations to give details on terrorist activities and other topics regarding security. The group is currently run by former senior operations officer Duane R. (Dewey) Clarridge. Clarridge, who worked for the CIA in the 1980s, is best known for his indictment for lying to Congress about his role in the Iran-Contra scandal. He was pardoned by President Bush in 1992. Alongside his notoriety, Clarridge boasts a long list of achievements, including a strong role in the development of the counterterrorism center for the CIA. Clarridge told Fox News that even though he was on subcontract through the Secretary of Defense for Special Operations at one point, he invested $50,000 of his own to keep a network of informants and handlers on Bergdahls status. Clarridge claims that one of his reports, dated back to August 23, 2012, which revealed that Bergdahl had declared himself a mujahid was in the reports provided. The documents given to Fox News also show that Eclipse created and delivered many status reports on the whereabouts of Bergdahl, in a period ranging from October 2009 to about August 2012. A U.S. Marin Corps General claims that CENTCOM received bits and pieces of information, but was never forwarded the specifics cited by Fox News. He also claimed that no one at CENTCOM or within the broader intelligence community ever learned anything suggest that Bergdahl had evolved into an active collaborator with the Haqqani network, claiming there was never any evidence of collaboration. Still, Fox News reported that Bergdahl was the subject of a major classified file prepared by the United States intelligence community. Many members of that community expressed concerns about Bergdahl, claiming that he may have engaged in collaboration. The report noted: Conditions for Bergdahl have greatly relaxed since the time of the escape. Bergdahl has converted to Islam and now describes himself as a mujahid. Bergdahl enjoys a modicum of freedom, and engages in target practice with the local mujahedeen, firing AK47s. Bergdahl is even allowed to carry a loaded gun on occasion. Bergdahl plays soccer with his guards and bounds around the pitch like a mad man. He appears to be well and happy, and has a noticeable habit of laughing frequently and saying Salaam repeatedly. What do you think? Was it wrong to release 5 terrorists in exchange for Bergdahl? 