[Fedora]

Named after an FBI informant who was codenamed after a hat, so I guess the answer is still hat. I Led Three Lives was a good show, closer to the original case in the early episodes than later when it took more liberty adding dramatic devices. Hermetic sealing might occur in the field, but back in the field office and in Washington the pieces were put back together, and the perspective of the field office is what is reflected in the files on Davis. Cliff Kincaid did an FOIA to get Stanley Armour Dunham's FBI files and was told they had been destroyed in 1997 (five years after his death, so it was evidently at someone else's initiative). This indicates there was a file on him, but does not tell us what it contained.

[Kenny Bunk]

Tip'o'chapeau. "Destroyed" files. ROTFLMFAO!

Now about Stanley Ann. She was a denizen of that mighhty mirky NGO world where The State Department, The CPUSA, and The Intelligence Services often collide ... part Ford Foundation ...Part KGB ...Part ONI, CIA, NSA, FBI (when they are lucky).

Would love to debrief the old Karachi Station Chief or maybe séance old Kim Philby to get the whole story on her. The Geithner clan was in on this scam, too. In fact, Geithner Sr. was Stanley Ann's mentor or controller or something ... again ... were they on our team? Their team? Both teams?

A mystery wrapped in an enigma this whole Obama era. I am not too long for this planet ... I gotta know .... who is this guy?!?