Former CIA officer accused of stashing 300 gold bars in his house
A former CIA officer is facing accusations of hiding over 300 gold bars in his residence, valued at $40 million. He allegedly misrepresented his educational background and claimed the gold was for work-related expenses. The case has garnered attention due to the significant amount of gold involved and the nature of the accusations.
- ▪The former CIA officer is accused of stashing over 300 gold bars in his house.
- ▪The gold bars are valued at $40 million.
- ▪He allegedly lied about his educational background and claimed the gold was for work-related expenses.
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| Publication time | Wed, 27 May 2026 21:46:59 GMT |
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A former CIA officer is accused of stashing more than 300 gold bars in his house, worth $40 million, as well as lying about his educational background. The man claimed he needed the gold bars for “work-related expenses,” according to court documents and two people familiar with his employment history. NBC News' Julia Ainsley breaks down the details in the exclusive story. May 27, 2026
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