Former senior CIA officer David Rush has pleaded guilty to wire fraud, admitting he created a fake classified program to divert government money for his own benefit and disclosed information about a secret U.S. intelligence source to a foreign official. Investigators found nearly 300 gold bars and about $2 million in cash at his home. Prosecutors say the scheme included $145 million transferred for luxury South Florida properties and vehicles, plus $1.8 million for private charter flights. Rush faces up to 20 years in prison.
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Former senior CIA officer David Rush has pleaded guilty to wire fraud, admitting he created a fake classified program to divert government money for his own benefit and disclosed information about a secret U.S. intelligence source to a foreign official. Invest
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