SECURITYMay 30 · 13:00 UTCNY POSTGeoff Earle

The 667-pound clue spy agency missed in David Rush’s gold bar scandal: ‘Humiliation for the CIA’

David Rush requested 667 pounds in gold bullion instead of the CIA's preferred mobile currencies like diamonds or rare gems. The CIA missed this clue, leading to humiliation for the agency.

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