A former CIA agent is being ordered to forfeit $100 million in luxury Florida properties; investigators say his assets included four homes, gold bars, luxury watches and a car
- Prosecutors allege that Rush exploited his position by creating a fictitious Special Access Program, described in court records as SAP #1.
- Such programmes impose additional access restrictions beyond those associated with ordinary classified information.
- Behind the walls of some of Florida’s most expensive homes, investigators say, lay a spending spree funded not by private wealth but by money allegedly siphoned from the US government.
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- Prosecutors allege that Rush exploited his position by creating a fictitious Special Access Program, described in court records as SAP #1.
- Such programmes impose additional access restrictions beyond those associated with ordinary classified information.
- Behind the walls of some of Florida’s most expensive homes, investigators say, lay a spending spree funded not by private wealth but by money allegedly siphoned from the US government.
Sources: Times of India