"There is another theory for Mr Levinson's journey to Kish – a possible media
connection. In 2002, Ira Silverman, a former NBC chief investigative producer, went to Tehran to meet Mr Salahuddin and wrote about him in the New Yorker magazine. He noted that his capture "would be a triumph for law enforcement", but also argued that "from an intelligence perspective" he would be "more useful left in place" because of his access to the inner circles in Iran.Mr Silverman was also a friend of Mr Levinson and Mr Shoffler (see more here) .Acquaintances believe he introduced Mr Levinson to the fugitive with a documentary in mind. Mr Silverman declined to be interviewed for this
article.A US official, who asked not to be named, said US authorities also suspected
that Mr Levinson was on a media mission. He did not name Mr Silverman."
"'America is something that can be easily moved. Moved to the right direction.They won’t get in our way'" Benjamin Netanyahu
Sunday, April 15, 2007
David Belfield's (Dawud Salahuddin) & FBI Agent Robert Levinson
From the FT (Via Laura Rosen) comes
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Mrs. BZ:
Simply alluding to a mistake would've been sufficient. Threats and foul mouth are unecessary, and DO NOT WORK.
It was my mistake, and that's all there is to it.
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