from WND:
Security status allowed him to create secret money stream for fraudulent ‘highly sensitive continuity-of-government initiative’
Federal prosecutors are alleging that a former CIA official, accused of stealing millions of dollars after $40 million in gold bars was found in his home, simply created a top-secret program to skim the cash for him.
Reports have revealed he allegedly created a fraudulent “special access program,” one of the government’s most tightly controlled classifications that limits oversight by officials even if they have the highest security clearances, explains the Washington Examiner.
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“He allegedly falsely presented the project as a highly sensitive continuity-of-government initiative, which is a type of emergency planning designed to ensure the federal government can continue operating during catastrophic events such as a nuclear attack,” the report explained.
The suspect in the case is David Rush, and WorldNetDaily reported when the manager for the agency, holding a top secret security clearance, was accused.
Authorities say they found $40 million worth of gold bars, $2 million in cash and dozens of very expensive exotic watches in his home.
The CIA said, “After a CIA internal investigation identified potential violations of the law, CIA Director John Ratcliffe referred the information to the FBI for a law enforcement investigation. The FBI is working closely with our partners at the CIA and the Department of Justice as we continue to investigate this matter fully. We are committed to following the facts, ensuring accountability, and pursuing justice in accordance with the law.”
