407: Barry Colvert – John Walker Spy Ring Case, Early Days of FBI Polygraphs

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408: Sheldon Fung – Abrin Biotoxin For Sale, Weapons of Mass Destruction Case

Retired agent Sheldon Fung reviews the Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) Sacramento Division investigation of James Christopher Malcolm, who used the online moniker "Dark_Mart." Malcolm was charged and convicted for possessing abrin, a deadly biological toxin similar to ricin fou ...  Show more

406: Tom Ropel – American Al Qaeda Member, Adam Gadahn Indicted for Treason

Retired agent Tom Ropel reviews his fugitive investigation of Adam Gadahn, who was indicted in October 2004 for treason and was the first American indicted for treason since the 1950s. California-born Gadahn, who moved to Pakistan to join Al Qaeda, was also charged with providing ...  Show more

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