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Guy who took home $40 million in gold bars from CIA office supply closet is criminally charged with padding his resume.

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  • mattblaze@federate.socialM mattblaze@federate.social

    @armb @ai6yr You know, like carfare and stuff.

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    @mattblaze @armb @ai6yr This would have been a great strategy for thwarting the MTA token-suckers back in the 1990s.

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    • mattblaze@federate.socialM mattblaze@federate.social

      @CStamp I mean, I understand the temptation. You’re running late and won’t have time to stop and pick up gold bars on the way home, so you grab a couple from the stack next to the photocopier paper. But 300 bars? Excessive by any standard.

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      @mattblaze LOL. Who sets the bar for what’s enough? 😃

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      • mattblaze@federate.socialM mattblaze@federate.social

        @CStamp I mean, I understand the temptation. You’re running late and won’t have time to stop and pick up gold bars on the way home, so you grab a couple from the stack next to the photocopier paper. But 300 bars? Excessive by any standard.

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        @mattblaze @CStamp "Gold bars?! No, no, no, I said protein bars! We need protein bars. The ones we keep in the staff kitchen. Where did you even get these?"

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        • chronovore@infosec.exchangeC chronovore@infosec.exchange

          @mattblaze @CStamp "Gold bars?! No, no, no, I said protein bars! We need protein bars. The ones we keep in the staff kitchen. Where did you even get these?"

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          @chronovore @mattblaze @CStamp I believe I may have discovered the source of the confusion:

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          • chronovore@infosec.exchangeC chronovore@infosec.exchange

            @mattblaze @CStamp "Gold bars?! No, no, no, I said protein bars! We need protein bars. The ones we keep in the staff kitchen. Where did you even get these?"

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            @chronovore @CStamp The CIA supply catalog is probably much more interesting than at most offices. “Who ordered the rocket launcher? And please return my stapler.”

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            • mattblaze@federate.socialM mattblaze@federate.social

              I'll bet he left the light on in the bathroom, too.

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              @mattblaze

              And the toilet seat up, of course

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              • ai6yr@m.ai6yr.orgA ai6yr@m.ai6yr.org

                @mattblaze LOL, the CIA just has gold bars lying around in the office? Gee, I just got promotional pens at work.

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                @ai6yr @mattblaze

                Your Honour,

                The gold that was found under my bed wasn't stolen. For the good of the CIA, it was being hidden, from being stolen by Trump, his family and friends. Every one knows his gold fetish.

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                • ghostonthehalfshell@masto.aiG ghostonthehalfshell@masto.ai

                  @mattblaze

                  And the toilet seat up, of course

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                  @GhostOnTheHalfShell you just know he has a fake handicap parking pass, too.

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                  • mattblaze@federate.socialM mattblaze@federate.social

                    @CStamp I mean, I understand the temptation. You’re running late and won’t have time to stop and pick up gold bars on the way home, so you grab a couple from the stack next to the photocopier paper. But 300 bars? Excessive by any standard.

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                    @mattblaze @CStamp
                    Is it really stealing if you submitted a reimbursement request?

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                    • mattblaze@federate.socialM mattblaze@federate.social

                      @ai6yr PLEASE BE CONSIDERATE OF YOUR CO-WORKERS AND TAKE ONLY AS MANY GOLD BARS AS YOU NEED.

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                      @mattblaze @ai6yr
                      YOUR MOTHER DOES NOT WORK HERE. PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE UNWASHED GOLD BARS IN THE SINK.

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                      • mattblaze@federate.socialM mattblaze@federate.social

                        Guy who took home $40 million in gold bars from CIA office supply closet is criminally charged with padding his resume. Because you have to draw the line somewhere.
                        https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/may/29/cia-official-gold-theft-trial

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                        @mattblaze

                        sigh, this is potentially so bad
                        indictments can be superseded

                        the 1st indictment is the easiest to charge, so they can hold him with bail

                        right ?

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                        • F failedlyndonlarouchite@mas.to

                          @mattblaze

                          sigh, this is potentially so bad
                          indictments can be superseded

                          the 1st indictment is the easiest to charge, so they can hold him with bail

                          right ?

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                          @failedLyndonLaRouchite almost certainly. One open question is whether the resume padding was discovered while investigating the gold, or vise versa.

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                          • mattblaze@federate.socialM mattblaze@federate.social

                            Guy who took home $40 million in gold bars from CIA office supply closet is criminally charged with padding his resume. Because you have to draw the line somewhere.
                            https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/may/29/cia-official-gold-theft-trial

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                            @mattblaze There is absolutely no way to read the phrase "...discovered missing from an office he used at a government storage space" and NOT picture some guy rolling by with the Ark of the Covenant in a box on a pallet jack.
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                            • mattblaze@federate.socialM mattblaze@federate.social

                              @armb @ai6yr You know, like carfare and stuff.

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                              @mattblaze @armb "THE HILTON ONLY TAKES GOLD BARS"

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                              • mattblaze@federate.socialM mattblaze@federate.social

                                @ai6yr PLEASE BE CONSIDERATE OF YOUR CO-WORKERS AND TAKE ONLY AS MANY GOLD BARS AS YOU NEED.

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                                @mattblaze @ai6yr meanwhile, in the office I work out of there are signs in all of the supply cabinets declaring them to be off-limits to anyone not working on a specific charge code and all but demanding that you stop even looking at the cabinet.

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                                • scooter@labyrinth.zoneS scooter@labyrinth.zone
                                  @mattblaze There is absolutely no way to read the phrase "...discovered missing from an office he used at a government storage space" and NOT picture some guy rolling by with the Ark of the Covenant in a box on a pallet jack.
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                                  @mattblaze Also, he lied about his identity...isn't that what you're supposed to do in the CIA? Kinda defeats the purpose if you announce that you're a spy...
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                                  • mattblaze@federate.socialM mattblaze@federate.social

                                    @armb @ai6yr You know, like carfare and stuff.

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                                    @mattblaze @armb @ai6yr what, like none of you ever shaved a gold bar for exact fare, or price of a good or service, huh.

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                                    • ai6yr@m.ai6yr.orgA ai6yr@m.ai6yr.org

                                      @mattblaze LOL, the CIA just has gold bars lying around in the office? Gee, I just got promotional pens at work.

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                                      @ai6yr @mattblaze

                                      “Rush made several requests ... to obtain a significant quantity of foreign currency and tens of millions of dollars in gold bars for work-related expenses"

                                      Work. Related. Expenses.

                                      Are legitimate requisitions for gold bars so common that this fraudulent request just got lost in the shuffle?

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                                      • scooter@labyrinth.zoneS scooter@labyrinth.zone
                                        @mattblaze Also, he lied about his identity...isn't that what you're supposed to do in the CIA? Kinda defeats the purpose if you announce that you're a spy...
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                                        @scooter @mattblaze @scooter As with so many other things, it’s who you tell the lies to that makes the difference. Lie to foreign spies, the general public, or Congress? Groovy. Lie to the boss? Book ‘em, Danno.

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                                        • ahimsa_pdx@disabled.socialA ahimsa_pdx@disabled.social

                                          @ai6yr @mattblaze

                                          “Rush made several requests ... to obtain a significant quantity of foreign currency and tens of millions of dollars in gold bars for work-related expenses"

                                          Work. Related. Expenses.

                                          Are legitimate requisitions for gold bars so common that this fraudulent request just got lost in the shuffle?

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                                          @ahimsa_pdx @mattblaze "FORM: Which country are these gold bars intended to bribe?"

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