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Former CIA officer found with more than $40 million in gold bars working on a plea deal
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A former CIA senior officer, who authorities say was found with more than 300 gold bars worth $40 million in his Virginia home, is working on a plea deal.
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A former CIA officer who was arrested this spring with more than 303 gold bars worth $40 million in his home is working to finalize a plea deal with federal prosecutors that could help keep the case shrouded in mystery.
David Rush accused of stealing hundreds of gold bars worth over $40m and hiding them in his basement Federal prosecutors have reached a tentative plea agreement with a former CIA officer accused of stealing hundreds of gold bars worth more than $40m from the US spy agency and hiding them in his base…
Government lawyers and Rush's attorney told a federal district court in Virginia that the resolution promotes the public interest, in part due to the extensive hurdles that dealing with classified material might create to a trial.
A former CIA official has reached a tentative plea agreement after being charged with theft for inflating his salary. Court records show David J. Rush was found with $40 million in U.S. gold bars at his home. A federal judge extended the indictment deadline to Oct.
Investigators searched Rush's home and seized about 300 gold bars worth more than $40 million, plus about $2 million in U.S. currency and about 35 luxury watches.
A former CIA senior officer, who authorities say was found with more than 300 gold bars worth $40 million in his Virginia home, is working on a plea deal.
Federal prosecutors say an ex-CIA official kept 303 one-kilogram gold bars worth over $40 million at home, and both sides now say a plea deal is in reach. Story Snapshot Agents say they found 303 gold bars, about $2 million cash, and 35 luxury watches at David Rush’s home.
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