John Muldoon person
also: Muldoon
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CIAintelligence service · 3Mitchell WerBell IIIperson · 2Security Consultants Internationalorganization · 2The Secret Teambook · 1The Washington Postorganization · 1Bernie Spindellperson · 1John Muldoon Detective Agencyorganization · 1Elliot Spindellperson · 1Katharine Grahamperson · 1
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John Muldoon did_business_with
Inertel book_quoted
“the one that basically went in and kidnapped Howard Hughes out of Las Vegas and then kept him incognito for the next several years until it was reported that he died. Muldoon himself had taken assignments from Intertel and says that C-Coin …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 5 @ 30:40
John Muldoon headed
Security Consultants International book_quoted
“was also the headquarters for Security Consultants International. CCOIN is the abbreviation, S-E-C-O-I-N. That was conceived by Warbell. He was already in charge of Central Investigative Agency, acronym CIA. We talked about that in a previo…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 5 @ 11:51
John Muldoon did_business_with
Lucien Conein book_quoted
“off of basically like index cards all day long. He would then go out with Koenig for lunch. Then he'd come back and he'd continue making phone calls until he left to go home. You know, like you would do if you were setting up drop shipments…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 5 @ 13:04
John Muldoon member_of
CIA book_quoted
“That was John Muldoon. He was a retired CIA guy, ending a career of overseas service that saw him posted in Scandinavia, Germany, Laos, Thailand, Vietnam, and Korea. So guess what he was doing? He liked to show up in some very interesting p…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 1 @ 25:40
Mentions (6)
▶ 25:01
Private Eye, who uncovered Richard Nixon's secret bank account at Castle Bank. They used to call him Casper the Friendly Ghost. So, one of the other people he mentions is John Muldoon. This guy is, you can think of him, you remember how the…
▶ 25:40
That was John Muldoon. He was a retired CIA guy, ending a career of overseas service that saw him posted in Scandinavia, Germany, Laos, Thailand, Vietnam, and Korea. So guess what he was doing? He liked to show up in some very interesting p…
▶ 26:16
lapping his work for the Washington Post, Catherine Graham, the CIA working for the Washington Post. He said during the 1975 Pressman's strike that his company called John Muldoon Detective Agency.…
▶ 11:51
was also the headquarters for Security Consultants International. CCOIN is the abbreviation, S-E-C-O-I-N. That was conceived by Warbell. He was already in charge of Central Investigative Agency, acronym CIA. We talked about that in a previo…
▶ 12:23
M-U-L-D-O-O-N. It also was a crash pad for CIA spooks, a place where they could hide out. One of the people, it was the son of Bernie Spindell, named Elliot Spindell, when interviewed by the author said that Muldoon would show up every day …
▶ 29:37
C-E-S-E-C-O-I-N, Seacoin. It stood for Security Consultants International. He basically describes it as a detective agency that Warbell says was virtually identical to his central investigative agency. And we just talked about John Muldoon …