[Shermy]

From-

http://www.reuters.com/article/newsOne/idUSTRE5546CA20090605

“”Myers worked part-time at the State Department since 1977 and joined full-time in 1985, eventually working his way up to a position of senior analyst specializing in intelligence analysis on European matters.

With a Top Secret/SCI security clearance, he had daily access to classified information and viewed more than 200 intelligence reports about Cuba, according to the affidavit.

He retired in 2007.”

200 reports about Cuba.

Then, how many reports about Europe?

This could be huger than the way portrayed. the guy might have been, indirectly, a major Russian asset.

[Little Bill]

I thing that you might want to look at the "Red Five" concept. Agents never operate alone they have a controller who operates a number of agents none of whom are known to each other, down fall of the Rosenberg's and Hiss. If I were a controller who would I toss, an old agent, a bit of misdirection, there has to be more to this than meets the eye.