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It was 1990. The Hansens were living in northern Virginia. Bob had been promoted to the FBI

inspection staff, which took him to field offices around the world. His relationship with

Priscilla was about to take off. I said, I got a car. You got me a car?

And his side business was humming. Tens of thousands of dollars rolled in courtesy of his Soviet

paymasters. They even exchanged a couple of diamonds they'd given him over the years for liquid cash.

The USSR may have been on the verge of collapse, but the money was as green as ever.

Still, that year it could have, and arguably should have, all come crashing down on Hansen.

I joined the FBI in 1978. This is Mark Walk. He joined the FBI two years after Hansen,

and like him, worked foreign counterintelligence cases.

Special agent Walk had another title relevant to this story, brother-in-law.

I know him as Bob. He married my sister in 1968 when I was a senior in high school.

Walk in Hansen weren't particularly close, personally or professionally. Their assignments never

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