This CIA mole made MILLIONS of DOLLARS spying for the Soviets
Spying for the Soviet Union saved Aldrich Ames from bankruptcy and made him a millionaire. Yet, the luxurious lifestyle did not last for long.
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Spying for the Soviet Union saved Aldrich Ames from bankruptcy and made him a millionaire. Yet, the luxurious lifestyle did not last for long.
Spying for the Soviet Union saved Aldrich Ames from bankruptcy and made him a millionaire. Yet, the luxurious lifestyle did not last for long.
Ana Montes is about to get out of prison. A new book by Jim Popkin reveals how she operated under the government's nose for so long.
This week on "Intelligence Matters," host Michael Morell speaks with John Sipher and Jerry O'Shea, former CIA officers and co-founders of Spycraft Entertainment, about how Hollywood portrasy the CIA.
>> reporter: sandy grimes first joined the cia in the early '70s and had an extremely sensitive job. helping to manage the agency's relationship with its crown jewel, a spy named general dmitri poliakov, the highest ranking soviet officer ever recruited. >> these were human beings and you took it upon yourself to keep them alive. >> reporter: on june 13th, 1985, aldrich ames gave the kgb a list of every known human asset the cia had in the soviet union. that list had 20 names on it. within a year, 10 of them were executed. among those rounded up, general poliakov seen here in this remarkable f...