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Big powerful spy agencies between two countries that were at absolute loggerheads, real adversaries. and in october 1984, one of our guys, one of the fbi agents on that counterintelligence squad in los angeles, again in charge of monitoring foreign spies, russian spies here, one of the fbi agents on that squad was arrested and accused of having been turned by the russians himself. it was the first time in the history of the fbi that an fbi agent had ever been arrested for spying. this is just absolutely unheard s frss and that night in october 1984 it led the network news nationwide. >> good e...

As a double agent scenario. miller was charged with providing classified national defense the rest of the soviets, including the fbi's on manual on his counterintelligence needs methods and requirements. the matter was of such significance to the justice department that the u.s. attorney himself which had a case, after months on trial the jury deadlocked. his second child was overturned by an appeals court that objected to the prosecutions use of a failed polygraph test as evidence. by the time the case was return to our offices for their trial, the u.s. attorney had accepted position on the f...

Operations officer as i was, your career progression hinges almost entirely on the number of scalps you are able to get, and when i say scalps, i mean the number of recruited assets, the number of sources you are able to recruit and get on the cia payroll. and there has for many decades, and increasingly recently, been an emphasis on quantity over quality. that is, the quality of the information, the quality of the source is less importance to the individual officer, and the fact out less important to the agency, and as long as you have that paradigm and that culture, there are good to be case...

Now and that does notjust impact the cia officers, but it impacts all of the sources and the agents on the ground. it is easierfor their governments to track them, to potentially figure out if they are working for the cia and the consequences are serious. the best option is probably to become a double agent, because otherwise you�*re going to become arrested and spend your life in prison or be executed, so advance in technology and advances in technology, like biometrics and the surveillance state that we all live in increasingly, makes it much harder to conduct safe and secure what we call ...

Respectable middle class lives as far as you can see. >> yeah, very much. >> the family name was burns and all three brothers were adults in 1979. but did not seem to have any connection to michelle martinko. investigator math denlinger and two colleagues decided to secretly connect dna from all three. so, this is when you become a double agent. it's really shifting gears here? >> it is shifting gears. >> they track the brothers one at a time, starting with middle brother kenneth. a married father of three, he sold from equipment in manchester, iowa. about a 50-minute drive from cedar rapids. ...