Ex-CIA official accused of stealing $40m in gold bars reportedly created fake spy program
Summary
A former CIA agent, David Rush, is accused of stealing over $40 million in gold bars and other valuables from the agency. He also allegedly created a fake spy program to take millions of dollars through a false government contract.Key Facts
- David Rush worked at the CIA for 17 years before his arrest in May.
- He is charged with stealing 303 gold bars, luxury watches, and more than $2 million in foreign currency.
- Rush reportedly made up a secret “special access program” to move money fraudulently.
- This fake program was said to be related to plans for government operations during disasters or nuclear war.
- Rush is accused of lying about his education and military background to get his job and security clearance.
- He claimed military leave pay after being honorably discharged, costing about $77,000.
- The CIA is investigating the situation and has put some employees on leave during the inquiry.
- Details about the real spy program Rush was involved in are mostly secret due to national security concerns.
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