Ex-CIA Officer Advances Plea Deal in $40M Gold Cache Case
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A former CIA officer, David Rush, is moving toward a plea deal with federal prosecutors after investigators found 303 gold bars worth about $40 million at his home. He faces one count of theft of public funds for allegedly falsifying pay records, and the prosecutors have asked for a 21-day extension to Oct. 8 to finalize the agreement and an agreed statement of facts before any indictment is filed.
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