Long Hidden Spy Chief Testimony Uncovered in National Archives

Long Hidden Spy Chief Testimony Uncovered in National Archives

WASHINGTON—The transcript of former Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) counterintelligence chief James Angleton’s testimony to the Senate Church Committee in 1976 was discovered in the locked stacks of the National Archives by The Epoch Times. Long sought by historians, the 72 pages of transcription from the hearing remained classified and hidden from the public for nearly 50 years. The committee, chaired by Sen. Frank Church, informally known by…

The US State Department is the CIA:The JFK files revealed that, in 1961, 47% of the "political officers" in US embassies around the world were intelligence agents spying on foreign countries.In Chile, 11 of 13 embassy "political officers" were CIA agentshttps://t.co/eKAtvyN3EB— Ben Norton (@BenjaminNorton) March 20, 2025 The aforementioned US agency, operated in Costa Rica through undercover agents such as Ross L.

San José, 27 Mar (RHC) The Central Intelligence Agency used “safe houses” to spy on Costa Rica during the 1950s, according to declassified documents about the murder of U.S. President John F. Kennedy, revealed on Thursday the local television station Teletica.com.