Secrets of the Federal Bureau of Investigation

The book "Secrets of the Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI" presents the most important events and secrets that took place in our era and made headlines: from the Watergate scandal to spy exchanges during the Cold War, passing through the planting of listening devices in homes, offices, and embassies. Among these secrets: the operation to assassinate Bin Laden — that Robert F. Kennedy secretly borrowed the personal car of the FBI agent responsible for the field office in Los Angeles to meet actress Marilyn Monroe just before her suicide. That FBI agents discovered that the confrontation between Vince Foster and Hillary Clinton led him to commit suicide a week later. That Russia made every effort to include the convicted spies Robert Hansen and Aldrich Ames, who were detained by FBI agents, into the list of Russian spy exchanges, and that it tried to contact Aldrich Ames while he was in prison. That the Federal Bureau of Investigation was unable to match Osama Bin Laden’s fingerprints after his death. That contrary to what was shown in the film Breach, FBI agent Mike Roshford was the one who discovered that his colleague Robert Hansen was working as a spy for Russian intelligence. That J. Edgar Hoover, the former director of the FBI, had a perverse relationship with his deputy Clyde Tolson.