39: Part 2: Tracy Walder is The Unexpected Spy. From the CIA to the FBI - stories of terrorism and espionage.

Game of Crimes

True Crime

4.8 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 10 March 2022

⏱️ 82 minutes

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Summary

Tracy Walder planned on being a history teacher, but then Osama bin Laden issued a fatwa which changed the course of her career. A chance encounter with a CIA recruiter on the USC college campus in Los Angeles propelled her into a post-9/11 world chasing down terrorists looking to create dangerous chemical weapons. From one country to another, Tracy operated in some of the toughest areas of the world. She brought her experience back home to the FBI, getting involved in a significant long-term espionage case.

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0:00.0	Tracey uses her skills as a highly trained CIA case officer to diffuse a situation at home.
0:19.4	Come back here.
0:20.4	One second.
0:21.4	I'm so sorry.
0:22.4	She's leaving.
0:23.4	Come back here.
0:24.4	Come back.
0:26.0	You have to put some pants on.
0:27.4	It's 14 degrees outside.
0:30.0	Can you put them under your dress?
0:32.2	Can you put them?
0:33.2	I'm sorry, guys.
0:34.2	Can you put under your dress, please?
0:36.6	Love it.
0:37.6	Love it.
0:38.6	Let's go.
0:39.6	It's fine.
0:40.6	You want to get sick and die?
0:41.6	Go ahead.
0:42.6	We've all been done this road.
0:47.0	Oh, my God.
0:48.2	Now, a fucking tank top dress.
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