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KGB (Moscow) Unnamed KGB Officer

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Connected Entity	Relationship Type	Strength (mentions)	Documents	Actions
person David Sheldon Boone	Espionage	6	2	View
organization Han	Handler asset	5	1	View
person Aldrich Ames	Espionage	5	1	View
person Heinz Felfe	Mole handler	5	1	View
person Jerry Alfred Whitworth	Espionage recruitment	1	1	View
person Putin	Former employment	1	1	View
person Jack Dunlap	Espionage	1	1	View

Date	Event Type	Description	Location	Actions
N/A	N/A	KGB recruitment of German Hanover Hackers.	Germany/Cyberspace	View
1991-01-01	N/A	FSB took over the KGB's domestic role.	Russia	View
1988-01-01	N/A	David Sheldon Boone provided KGB with NSA documents.	USA	View
1985-04-01	N/A	Aldrich Ames acted as a Russian mole in the CIA.	USA/USSR	View
1985-04-01	N/A	Aldrich Ames espionage activities	CIA Headquarters / Washingt...	View
1985-04-01	N/A	Aldrich Ames working as a Russian mole.	CIA Headquarters / Washingt...	View
1979-01-01	N/A	Robert Hanssen worked as a KGB mole.	USA/Russia	View
1979-01-01	N/A	Robert Hanssen's career as a KGB mole.	USA	View
1973-01-01	N/A	Agee offered CIA secrets to the KGB residency.	Mexico City	View
1960-09-06	N/A	Ninety-minute press conference organized by the KGB for the defectors.	Moscow	View

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This document is page 184 from the book 'How America Lost Its Secrets' by Edward Jay Epstein, stamped as evidence by the House Oversight Committee. The text discusses the timeline of Edward Snowden's leaks, specifically questioning how documents released in 2016 (via The Intercept) regarding Israeli drone intercepts were distributed if Snowden supposedly destroyed his files. The author cites a former KGB officer who suggests that Snowden's continued release of documents while in Russia was likely orchestrated or approved by Russian intelligence services.

Book page / government exhibit

2025-11-19

Analysis Source

Total Received

$0.00

0 transactions

Total Paid

$23,640,000.00

33 transactions

Net Flow

-$23,640,000.00

33 total transactions

Date	Type	From	To	Amount	Description	Actions
1985-01-01	Paid	KGB	Aldrich Ames	$4,600,000.00	Total amount paid over nine years.	View
1985-01-01	Paid	KGB	Aldrich Ames	$20,000.00	Low-end range of payment per delivery.	View
1985-01-01	Paid	KGB	Aldrich Ames	$50,000.00	High-end range of payment per delivery.	View
1985-01-01	Paid	KGB	Aldrich Ames	$20,000.00	Low-end range of payment per delivery.	View
1985-01-01	Paid	KGB	Aldrich Ames	$4,600,000.00	Total cash payments for delivering secrets over...	View
1980-01-14	Paid	KGB	Pelton	$0.00	Pelton sought money from the KGB in exchange fo...	View
1980-01-14	Paid	KGB	Pelton	$0.00	Pelton sought money in return for information	View
1980-01-01	Paid	KGB	Pelton	$0.00	Pelton sought money from the KGB in return for ...	View

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Espionage delivery

From: Robert Hanssen

To: KGB

Hanssen dictated terms of contact via letter.

Letter

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Communication Source

Espionage

From: Robert Hanssen

To: KGB

Communications with Hanssen were strictly by letter or similar methods; he refused site suggestions.

Letter

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Communication Source

Debriefing

From: KGB

To: Pelton

15 days of debriefing sessions from 8 AM to 6 PM in Vienna regarding NSA operations.

Meeting

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Communication Source

Espionage delivery

From: Robert Hanssen

To: KGB

Hanssen communicated exclusively by letter or drops, refusing to meet or let the KGB suggest sites.

Letter

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Communication Source

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