Broker, Trader, Lawyer, Spy - Eamon Javers [138]
Anti-Pinkerton Act and, 58
connections with U.S. government intelligence, 85–101
government clients, 43–48
Intelligence Online, 135, 255
Internal Revenue Service (IRS), 93
International Intelligence (Intertel), 85–111, 123. See also Peloquin, Robert
clients of, 110
Clifford Irving hoax, 103–5, 103n
creation of, 93
development of technology, 110
government connections, 93–94, 102, 104n
Howard Hughes and, 85, 94–95, 99–101, 102–8
ITT and the Dita Beard affair, 108–9
Pinkerton buys out, 110–11
staff of, 93–94, 110
Tylenol tampering case, 110
International Spy Museum, Washington, D.C., 284
Intruders, The (Long), 67n, 69n
Investigative Group International, 124–25, 282
IPOC International Growth Fund, 2, 3, 3n, 5n
Iraq, 126–27, 271n
Irving, Clifford, 103–5, 103n
Irving, Edith Sommer, 105
Israel
ImageSat and, 217–19
Lebanon War, 2006, 283
spy satellites and, 219
“Is Your CEO Lying?” (Laing), 187
ITT, 108–9
James, Christopher, 269–72
James, Frank, 56
James, Jesse, 40, 55–56
James, Zerelda, 55–56
Japan, 253–54
Javers, Ron, 82n
Johnson and Johnson, 110
Jones, Jim, 82–83, 82n
Jones, J. P., 52
Jordan, Vernon, 91n
Joseph, Fred, 121, 122–23
Joujelo, Vladimir, 280
J.P. Morgan, 188–89
Kalombatovic, Vadja, 104, 104n
Kelly, Gary, 188–90
Kennedy, Edward “Teddy,” 85
Kennedy, Ethel, 115–16
Kennedy, John F., 89
Kennedy, Robert, 85, 89–90, 115–16
Kerrigan, James, 52
Khodorkovsky, Mikhail, 280
Kim Jong II, 253, 261
Kiss, James, 151, 161
Kissinger, Henry, 104n
Knoedler art gallery, 69n
Kolar, William, 93
Koshkin, Yuri, 277–80, 281, 282
KPMG, x, 1–9, 22
Kracov, Daniel, 153
Kraft Foods, 110
Kroll, Herman, 116–17
Kroll, Jules, 111, 115–35
Kroll Associates (J. Kroll Associates), 111, 115–35, 262, 282
American intelligence agencies and, 129–30
background of operatives, 124, 128
ethical issues, 130–35, 131n
Foremost-McKesson takeover fight, 119–21
global asset searches, 125–30
Goldsmith investigation, 119
Marcos investigation, 125–26
Nestlé and, 149
printing industry and, 117–18
Russian asset investigation, 127–29
Saddam Hussein asset investigation, 127–28
staff and subcontractors, 124
Stanford scandal, 134–35
undercover at Davis Polk and Wardwell, 123
Wall Street and, 121–23
Lagardère, Jean-Luc, 128
Laing, Jonathan R., 187
Langley Group, 195
Lanworth company, 208–12, 208n
Lawler, Muff, 50–51
Lawton, Hattie, 45
Lay, Kenneth, 17, 271
Lehman Brothers, 190
Lenzner, Terry, 124–25, 282
Leverett, Flynt, 259
Levick Strategic Communications, 266
Lewinsky, Monica, 282
Liberty Mutual, 20
Liddy, G. Gordon, 151n
Lidl Stiftung & Co., 262
Lie detection. See Tactical behavior assessment (TBA)
Lincoln, Abraham, 40, 43, 44–46, 46n
Lincoln, Mary Todd, 46
Lipset, Hal, 71–83
Lobbying firms/lobbyists. See also Barbour Griffith and Rogers
“consulting” vs. lobbying, 21, 21n
earmark revenue and, 160
for foreign countries, 265
hiring of private investigators, 5, 15
political intelligence firms vs., 247
registering with Congress, 285
Locke, Tom, 8–9
Lockheed Martin, 14
Long, Edward V., 67n, 69n, 72–73, 74n
Louis Dreyfus Group, 168
Lu, Hong Liang, 173, 174, 175, 179
Lull, Louis, 55
MacDonald, Laurie, 161n
Mackay, James, 32n, 45
Maclean, Sir Fitzroy, 270, 270n
Maclean, Lady Veronica, 270n
Mafia/organized crime, 86, 89–91
Intertel and, 85
Lipset’s investigation, 80–81
Magaddino investigation, 90
plot to assassinate Castro and, 95–96
Magaddino crime family, 90
Maheu, Robert, 94–101, 97n
Marcos, Ferdinand, 125–26
Marcos, Imelda, 126
Maroney, Nathan, 40–42
Mars, Forrest, 158n
Mars, Forrest E., Jr., 137–39, 151, 158n, 159, 169
Mars, Frank, 158n
Mars, Inc., 110, 157
Beckett Brown spying on, 140, 141, 151–69
Democratic Party and, 149
email suffix, 144, 144n
FDA and, 138–39
Hawthorn Group and, 151–52, 161
lobbying firm for, 152–53, 158
McLean headquarters, 144, 153
Nestlé Magic and, 145–50, 152
Nestlé rivalry, 137–38, 169–70
Nestlé’s Spillers takeover and, 138–39, 159, 160
pet food brands, 138, 155, 160
Russian market, 158n
secretive culture,