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Episode 2: To Catch a Mole

By: Avi Glijansky
Narrated by: Brittany Pressley, Gary Wolf, Nick Sullivan
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  • The investigation of alleged KGB Spy Richard W. Miller - code named Operation Whipworm - is missing a smoking gun. Hundreds of agents, thousands of man hours, all under absolute secrecy, and still no ironclad proof that Miller is a spy. That changes when Miller and Svetlana buy tickets to Vienna for a meeting with the Soviets. Now, the FBI has 16 days to nail its suspects. But as the Bureau gets ready to close in, Miller does the one thing they never expected. 

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Gripping espionage podcast

In The Gap is a gripping tale of Cold War espionage, highlighting the assymetrical nature of an enemy nation that was at a natural advantage for deterring, detecting & neutralizing turncoats, whereas the nature of America's constitutional rights and limits placed on law enforcement makes it sometimes more difficult to catch our own turncoats.

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