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Espionage Secrets: CIA's Dark Betrayals Exposed

Discover the shocking biographies of notorious spies like Aldrich Ames, Robert Hanssen, and George Von Trofimoff who sold classified information to the enemy, risking national security for personal gain. Learn how they were caught, the repercussions of their actions, and the impact on U.S. intelligence operations. Find out why espionage doesn't pay in the end. Beware, and don't be the next to betray!

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Espionage Secrets: CIA's Dark Betrayals Exposed

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  1. 2003 SPY BIOGRAPHIES

  2. Robert Philip Hanssen Biography

  3. George Von Trofimoff Biography

  4. Aldrich Hazen Ames Biography Aldrich Ames, a CIA intelligence officer, and his Colombian-born wife, Rosario, were arrested on 21 February 1994 by the FBI and charged with providing highly classified information to the Soviet KGB and its successor organization, the Russian SVRR. Ames was assigned to the CIA's Europe Division / Counterintelligence branch where he was responsible for directing the analysis of Soviet intelligence operations. He had access to the identities of US sources in the KGB and Soviet military. The information Ames provided led to the compromise of at least 100 US intelligence operations and to the execution of at least 10 US sources. The Soviets/Russians paid Ames approximately $2.5 million, allowing Ames and his wife to live a lifestyle beyond their means. Ames was sentenced to life imprisonment without parole for espionage. As a part of Ames's plea-bargain agreement, Rosario was sentenced to five years and three months for conspiracy to commit espionage and tax evasion.

  5. Jeffrey Martin Carney Biography

  6. John Anthony Walker Biography

  7. Harold James Nicholson Biography

  8. Ronald William Pelton Biography

  9. Edward Lee HowardBiography

  10. Clyde Lee Conrad Biography

  11. Earl Edwin Pitts Biography

  12. Jonathan J. Pollard Biography

  13. James William Hall III Biography

  14. Espionage Does Pay…

  15. …and Prison is the Bank!!!

  16. DON’T BE NEXT

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