Plea hearing set for former CIA officer who allegedly had gold bars in his home
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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.
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Ex-CIA official expected to plead guilty in $40 million gold bar case - The Washington Post.
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Ex-CIA official expected to plead guilty in $40 million gold bar case The Washington PostCIA officer arrested with gold bars pleads guilty to wire fraud NBC NewsFormer CIA Official David Rush Expected To Plead Guilty After FBI Seizes 303 Gold Bars Worth $40 Million Foreign Policy JournalPlea agreement hearing set for ex-CIA officer found with gold bars AOL.com
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