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In December 2000, Robert Hansen was working as the FBI's liaison to the State Department.

Investigators had just discovered that he was the mole they'd been trying to root out for years.

Neil Gallagher at the time, an assistant director at the FBI, invited Robert Hansen to his office

for a meeting. I sat in a soft chair and he sat probably three feet away from me in a sofa.

So we're almost knee to knee, looking at each other, talking to each other.

Was the atmosphere friendly? Oh, extremely friendly. Friendly, personal. I said I'm not the smartest

guy in the world. I need some help in computer security. I know your expertise and I need for you

to help. The last thing Gallagher needed was Robert Hansen's help. No. What Gallagher needed was

to lure Robert Hansen from his post at the State Department back to Bureau headquarters

where the FBI could catch Hansen in the act. The fingerprint on the plastic bag, the voice

recording, the letters to the KGB, the FBI had a compelling case against Robert Hansen.

Did we have enough evidence to arrest him? Yes, but it begs an answer to the other question.

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