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Saxitoxin, found in contaminated clams, is 1,000 times more deadly than cyanide and can cause heart failure within minutes.
Sabrina De Sousa faces prosecution by Italian courts for her role in Abu Omar's rendition.
The code word "Geronimo" signaled the successful operation that led to the death of Osama Bin Laden on May 1, 2011.
In 1954, the CIA and MI6 built a 1,400-foot tunnel under Berlin to tap into East German phone lines for intelligence gathering.
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Daniel Jones reveals CIA's troubling history with the Senate and treatment of Americans.
John Kiriakou spent two years in federal prison after revealing that CIA detainee Abu Zubaydah was waterboarded, a detail he disclosed in 2007.
Twenty-three Americans, including 22 ex-CIA operatives, were convicted for their involvement in the 2003 abduction of Abu Omar in Milan.
Key CIA officials were aware of a significant terror summit in Kuala Lumpur involving future 9/11 hijackers, yet failed to share critical intelligence with the FBI.
On September 5, 1960, Patrice Lumumba, the first democratically elected premier of the Congo, was overthrown in a coup backed by the CIA.
Michael Morell served as the CIA's daily briefer with President George W. Bush on September 11, 2001, during the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
Sybil Stockdale seeks CIA help after her husband, Navy pilot James Bond Stockdale, is captured.
More than 25,000 US soldiers invaded Panama on December 20, 1989, to arrest Manuel Noriega, a former CIA asset turned drug trafficker.
The CIA uses tech sabotage against the USSR, aided by President Mitterrand's information from France.
William Burns reveals how President Xi Jinping is unsettled by the Ukraine war's impact.
Afghan forces abandoned their weapons and retreated as the Taliban seized control of Kandahar in August 2021, leading to widespread chaos.
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John McAfee discusses CIA hacking capabilities and the state of American cybersecurity.
The CIA sends coded messages to Hanoi Hilton prisoners using powdered-drink packages in 1971.
Jason Leopold and Kaja Larson discuss Abu Omar's case and CIA renditions post-9/11.
A 2014 study revealed that Facebook could alter users' moods and posting behavior by manipulating their feeds without consent.
Delta-1 reports a wounded eagle needing support while facing heavy fire during a rescue mission.
In 1971, a researcher aboard the research vessel "Lev Berg" contracts smallpox after sailing through a mysterious brown haze near a remote island in the Aral Sea.
The Senate Intelligence Committee spent five years and $40 million investigating the CIA's enhanced interrogation program, concluding it was a failure.
The CIA's destruction of videotaped interrogations of Abu Zubaydah raises serious political questions.
Six American hostages escaped from the U.S. embassy in Iran in 1979, aided by a CIA operation that created a false identity as a Canadian film crew.
Adnan al Haideri claimed to have seen hundreds of sites in Iraq used for chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons research before his defection in 2001.
Glenn Carle, a former CIA officer, reveals that he was instructed to use torture methods on a high-ranking al-Qaeda member shortly after September 11.
A 6,700-page Senate Intelligence Committee report details the CIA's detention and interrogation program, which many officials, including former CIA director Porter Goss, have not read.
Edwin Bohle's connections with Libyan operatives and the CIA's suspicions about his involvement in the Lockerbie bombing raise critical questions about his role.
CIA and MI6 dismiss health rumors about Putin despite every cough triggering speculation.
In May 1972, James Bond Stockdale and POWs reject the CIA's Operation Thunderhead rescue mission.
A former Air Force officer criticizes Congress's ability to oversee the CIA effectively.
