A shocking leak rocks Washington, D.C. in 1995 as the CIA launches a high-stakes spy-vs.-spy hunt to expose the mole leaking its most closely guarded secrets. See more in this clip from Season 2, Epis
A member of the French intelligence service hung around with the Serbs during the Siege of Sarajevo and now teaches at the University of Geneva. The world is a wonderful place.
6:00 he was protected the whole time by Serbian government. They knew where Karadzic was the whole time. The only reason they decided to hand him over to international justice (The Hague) was because they were promised EU membership.
🕵️ When the greatest threat comes from within, trust becomes the most valuable—and the most dangerous—currency.
A shocking intelligence leak doesn't just expose classified information; it shatters confidence, fuels suspicion, and turns colleagues into suspects. In the shadowy world of espionage, every conversation becomes a test, every decision carries risk, and the hunt for the truth can be just as dangerous as the secrets themselves.
The 1995 Washington, D.C. spy hunt serves as a reminder that the most damaging betrayals are often those committed from the inside. In intelligence work, protecting secrets is only half the battle—knowing whom to trust is the other half.
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A shocking intelligence leak doesn't just expose classified information; it shatters confidence, fuels suspicion, and turns colleagues into suspects. In the shadowy world of espionage, every conversation becomes a test, every decision carries risk, and the hunt for the truth can be just as dangerous as the secrets themselves.
The 1995 Washington, D.C. spy hunt serves as a reminder that the most damaging betrayals are often those committed from the inside. In intelligence work, protecting secrets is only half the battle—knowing whom to trust is the other half.