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Trailblazer Jonna Mendez revolutionized the CIA’s techniques — and now she’s finally sharing her own story. "People who knew me well will be shocked," she tells PEOPLE of her new book, 'In True Face,' out March 5.

Trailblazer Jonna Mendez revolutionized the CIA’s techniques — and now she’s finally sharing her own story

Dr. Scholl's foot powder, tin foil, dead rats—former CIA Chief of Disguise Jonna Mendez used them all to conceal agents and secret messages. She shares stories about getting creative undercover.

>> they warmed ever so briefly. theres always a need to keep track of your friends, as well as your enemies any time you have differences, you have to know where the ground truth is and you have to know what the intentions are. make no mistake, there are other illegals out there and probably doing really good work. this group just happened to have a hiccup where they had to justify their existence or we immigrated back and, you know, if after ten years you get kind of used to the united states i...

Somewhat amateurish techniques. one of the accused, 28-year-old anna chapman is becoming a tabloid and internet sensation, though. take a look at her youtube video. she is being called everything from too the red hot beauty and all that claim wont help her much with american prosecutors because she faces five years in prison, if convicted on espionage-related charges. johna and antonio mendez are retired cia officer oos and also co-authors of the book "spy deaths." welcome to the both of you. >>...