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Ex-CIA Official Accused Of Inventing Secret Spy Program To Amass $40 Million Gold Hoard
Ex-CIA Official Accused Of Inventing Secret Spy Program To Amass $40 Million Gold Hoard
In one of the most insane allegations in recent U.S. intelligence history, a former senior CIA official stands accused of creating an entirely fictitious highly classified program - a "black box" special access program framed as vital continuity-of-government planning - to siphon millions of dollars in government funds for personal enrichment. The result: a personal hoard of 303 one-kilogram gold bars worth more than $40 million, roughly $2 million in cash, and 35 luxury watches discovered...
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