Ex-CIA officer with gold bars stashed in his home reportedly siphoned it through fake spy program

The Central Intelligence Agency logo in the lobby of CIA Headquarters in Langley, Virginia. PHOTO BY SAUL LOEB /AFP/Getty Images Article content A former CIA officer allegedly concocted a fake spy program to funnel tens of millions in gold bars under the guise of “work related expenses.” Article content The Washington Post first reported that David J. Rush obscured the scheme through a special access program, a classification used for the most secret intelligence operations. Two colleagues were “read in” to the program, meaning they were bound by secrecy, sources familiar with the investigatio…