[0112-2300] Iran Contra: Exposing the CIA Mole Hunt – Companion Dossier (PDF)

Description

Step inside the secure conference rooms of Langley and the subterranean executive suites of Washington during the autumn of 1986. When investigative reporter Robert Parry began publishing leaks exposing covert arms transfers and backchannel Contra financing, the CIA’s Office of Security initiated a covert mole hunt to unmask the internal source. This declassified Companion Dossier reconstructs the forensic anatomy of that hunt. Through declassified Secure Telephone Unit logs, Central America Task Force operational cables, and Swiss banking manifests, you will examine the primary evidence that Oliver North and his network failed to destroy. Follow the money through Panamanian shell entities like Lake Resources, track the illicit weapons shipments coordinated through Southern Air Transport, and inspect the exact card-swipe logs and polygraph sweeps deployed to catch the Langley leaker. Styled as an authentic intelligence analysis file, this dossier offers historians and espionage researchers an unvarnished, document-level breakdown of the administrative paranoia, corporate cutouts, and shredded memos that brought down a secret state within the United States government.