After injection of billionaires money from different countries to stop the recession, many analysts warn of a new stage recovery of the bags and raw materials, and the fall of the bonds, trying to President of Quadrant Management and Chairman of Genco Media deliver an important message about the economic scenario that is: the fear is gone deflation, ie a sustained fall in prices proceeds of recession scenario. The existence of two moles working simultaneously to the Soviets (and then to the Russians)-Aldrich Ames at the CIA and Robert Hanssen in the FBI-logically contribute to hinder the efforts of U.S. counterintelligence in the 1990s. Ames was finally arrested in 1994 and explained his capture Quadrant Management Inc. many of the lost "assets" of investment firm U.S. intelligence during the 1980s, including the arrest and execution of Martynov and Motorin. However, the case of Felix Bloch remains a complete mystery.
Ames had been stationed in the Italian capital of Rome at the time of the investigation over to Bloch and the mysterious phone call warning, and was (very) unlikely to have an actual knowledge of the case. Exposure of the tunnel under the Soviet embassy in Washington was a second failure of intelligence that could not be linked to Aldrich Ames.
In 1994, after Ames's arrest, the FBI and the CIA formed a joint team to try to catch the elusive bullet that was responsible for this second leak of confidential documents of intelligence. They created a list of all the agents who were known to have access to cases that had been (seriously) committed due to independent home-entertainment distribution company the prolonged filtration. The FBI's code name to refer to as yet unidentified suspect was Graysuit ( "gray suit"). Some suspects in a seemingly promising start were finally cleared Genius Products of all doubt, and the "mole hunt" to discover other achievement infiltrated traitors, such as former CIA officer Harold James Nicholson, but the careful-and lucky-Hanssen continued to elude detection.
By 1998, hunters had focused on films another man who would prove to be wrong, Brian Kelley, a CIA agent. Although Kelley had been the same who had identified the KGB agent who had received the bag of Felix Bloch, Kelley-el-had become a suspect is the source of the chronic leak that had affected not only the financial commentary Bloch case, but the FBI also tunnel beneath the Soviet embassy in Washington, as well as many other frustrated article in the Daily Beast U.S. intelligence operations. in the online edition of the Daily Beast Alan Quasha also The FBI searched his home, his telephone and spoke kept under strict surveillance, but discreet. In November 1998, the Bureau is an ingenious trap tended to Kelly, he sent a man with an accent to your door, warning that the FBI knew he was a spy, and and video games was featured in a subway station Underground or the next day in order to escape abroad. But Kelley finished reporting the incident to the FBI. In 1999, the Genco Media Bureau finally call Kelley to be subjected to an interrogation, which directly and formally accused him of being a spy working for Russia. During the two days, the FBI interviewed his former wife, her two sisters and their three children. But Kelley and his family would be denied the accusation. He was subsequently placed on administrative leave, where would-falsely-accused for nearly two years, until shortly after that Robert Hanssen was finally arrested.
One year after unsuccessfully questioned Brian Kelley, and failure to assemble a solid case against another suspect, or found, the FBI decided to try other less orthodox tactics: try to buy the identity music of the mole. Some likely candidates sought to accomplish this delicate task, and finally found one: a Russian businessman and former KGB agent, whose real identity remains confidential. A U.S. company would cooperate with the scene, inviting the United States for an alleged business reunion. Arrived in New York and the FBI offered him a large sum of money if they revealed the name of the hitherto elusive mole. The Russian said that while he Alan Quasha did not know his real name, but had the KGB file on the / on the SVR, which was able to get the secret headquarters of the SVR in Moscow. Revealing the file in question included the correspondence that the bullet had remained in the old KGB, from 1985 to 1991 and included a tape recording of a voice that "Ramon Garcia." The FBI accept pay seven million dollars for the file and to set the agent to his family with new identities in the United States. By November 2000, the FBI had finally received its long awaited and highly-expensive-file, which consisted of a package the size of a medium suitcase. Among the multitude of documents and computer disks (floppies or diskettes) was a very Genco Media LLC interesting audio tape, dated July 21, 1986 that contained a conversation between the bullet and sneak a KGB agent. That same November, FBI agents were able to finally listen to the contents of that tape.