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Former FBI agent Robert Levinson’s disappearance still unsolved as bureau presses for new tips
Former FBI agent Robert Levinson disappeared in Iran nearly 20 years ago as FBI Director Kash Patel renews appeal for information. The bureau offers up to $5 million reward.
Nearly two decades after former FBI agent Robert Levinson disappeared in Iran, the U.S. intelligence agency is renewing its appeal for information about his disappearance. Disappeared on Iranian Island Levinson, who also previously served in the Drug Enforcement Administration, disappeared on March 9, 2007, while visiting the Iranian island of Kish in the Persian Gulf. According to reports, Levinson met on the island with Daoud Salahuddin, an A…
Former FBI agent Robert Levinson’s disappearance still unsolved as bureau presses for new tips – Democratic Accent
Nearly two decades after former FBI agent Robert Levinson disappeared in Iran, the FBI is renewing its appeal for information as colleagues and family members continue pushing for answers about one of the longest-running hostage cases involving an American. FBI Director Kash Patel last week marked the anniversary of Levinson’s disappearance while recognizing Hostage and Wrongful Detainees Day, saying the bureau remains committed to finding out w…
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