CIA Pulls Chief Spy From Pakistan

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Updated Apr. 24, 2017 5:01PM EDT / Published Dec. 17, 2010 7:16AM EST

The CIA’s top spy in Pakistan has to go home after having his cover blown wide open. The CIA station chief, who runs the Predator drone program and works closely with Pakistan’s intelligence service, was named in a lawsuit accusing him of killing civilians; death threats and protests with placards bearing his name followed. The lawyer bringing the case says he got the chief’s name from local journalists.

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CIA Pulls Chief Spy From Pakistan