I have a friend who was a contractor at a three-letter agency. She walked into a hallway and doesn't remember anything else. She woke up being taken to a hospital with a fractured eye socket. They reviewed the security footage and told her she just collapsed, which is possible because she does have some health issues. But we're all suspicious about this because they refused to let her review the footage of her collapse. They've closed the file and she's moved on with her life, but me and some other friends remain suspicious.
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Holy shit…
Brian Jeffrey Raymond is alleged to have drugged and assaulted at least two-dozen women while they were unconscious over a 14-year period in which he worked for the agency in multiple countries. But Raymond was only discovered in 2020 after a naked woman he met on Tinder was spotted screaming for help from the balcony of his government-leased apartment in Mexico City.
When the FBI began investigating, they found on his smartphone hundreds of photographs and videos of 24 unconscious naked women. In some, Raymond can be seen opening the women’s eyelids, groping and straddling them.
“The CIA apparently believes that it is not subject to federal law,” Byrnes said.
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tbh our own government doing things like this should be considered basically treason and anyone doing this shit should be beyond fucked
Yeah, it's definitely unsettling to hear about such misconduct within a government agency. It's important that cases like these are thoroughly investigated and appropriate action is taken. Let's hope for transparency and accountability in ensuring a safe working environment for everyone involved.
What more could you expect from the CIA