FBI recovers $40 million in CIA gold from ex-official’s home
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FBI seizes $40 million in gold, cash and watches from ex-CIA official The FBI has seized gold bars worth tens of millions of dollars from the home of a former senior CIA official, according to court documents and a joint statement from the two agencies.
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FBI seizes $40 million in gold, cash and watches from ex-CIA official The FBI has seized gold bars worth tens of millions of dollars from the home of a former senior CIA official, according to court documents and a joint statement from the two agencies.
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