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Ex-CIA official found with $40 million in gold bars admits to sprawling scheme
A former CIA official admitted to inventing fake classified programs to divert nearly $200 million in government money that was used to buy Florida mansions and gold bars.
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A high-ranking CIA officer arrested after federal agents said they found more than 600 pounds of gold bars stashed in his home pleaded guilty to wire fraud under an agreement with federal prosecutors.
The plea hearing revealed a far larger pattern of fraud against the government, while keeping some key secrets still hidden.
FBI agents seized gold bars, cash and luxury watches this year at the home of David J. Rush, according to an affidavit.
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A former CIA official admitted to inventing fake classified programs to divert nearly $200 million in government money that was used to buy Florida mansions and gold bars.
David Rush, who also confessed to providing secrets to a foreign government, had revealed the existence of a "clandestine human source", prosecutors said.
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