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Originally posted by CthulhuMythos
If he used a flase name and sent the 'he's dead' message via another fake name. How did she know where he lived? If he was married with kids, wouldn't they be at the house? So, surely he would not be taking her back there then or anywhere near where he would be recognised. With all that sneaking about and ablility
to lie, they probably will give him a job with the CIA.
Originally posted by Golf66
Originally posted by CthulhuMythos
If he used a flase name and sent the 'he's dead' message via another fake name. How did she know where he lived? If he was married with kids, wouldn't they be at the house? So, surely he would not be taking her back there then or anywhere near where he would be recognised. With all that sneaking about and ablility
to lie, they probably will give him a job with the CIA.
Actually, infidelity is the one common factor that links most individuals who are willing to compromise national security for personal gain without regard to their rank or country of origin.
If you can find a traitor or spy or double agent they have almost in 99% of the cases violated their marriage vows. It is the most easy way to manipulate someone into working as an informant.
Adultery is a common trait among the universally untrustworthy and his clearance will be revoked and he will be gone from the service. H might be allowed to retire but he will never command or be in charge of anything other than unclassified desk work - most likely power point for the time he has remaining. It is the most exploitable of infractions next to financial instability
Individuals who spy or are sources for ideological reasons are far more reliable than one who is being manipulated or especially one who does it for money.