John Arthur Paisley person

“Two years later Paisley mysteriously disappeared while sailing on the Chesapeake Bay. A subsequent investigation revealed that a body later recovered and initially identified as Paisley was in fact not his. Paisley had never been heard from…”

“author Paisley, was chosen to be the CIA coordinator for the B team. Paisley was an unprepossessing man who had worked in both the covert and overt sides of the CIA, officially a high-level analyst in the CIA's Office of Strategic Research.…”

“Paisley was, in reality, a longtime covert operative. Paisley was the official CIA liaison to the White House plumbers team that took Nixon out, a group of security specialists in anti-Castro Cubans that the CIA employed. He had challenged …”

“author Paisley, was chosen to be the CIA coordinator for the B team. Paisley was an unprepossessing man who had worked in both the covert and overt sides of the CIA, officially a high-level analyst in the CIA's Office of Strategic Research.…”

“The liaison position between the CIA and the B team was a key appointment. This person would control all of the documents. In early 1976, John Arthur Paisley was chosen to be the CIA coordinator for the B team. Paisley was an unprepossessin…”

“Nixon Out, a group of security specialists in anti-Castro Cubans that the CIA employed. He had challenged Henry Kissinger over the question of Soviet strategic capability and had broken into foreign embassies with the White House plumbers. …”

“Paisley was consistently snooping around the CIA using an unescorted visitor's badge. Paisley called an old colleague in the Soviet division and even in Shackley's directorate of operations. He had people nervous. Soviet division officials,…”

“Paisley, who had leaked the story to him, a story Binder said was one of the most important of his career. Paisley was the most mysterious character involved in the A Team, B Team experiment. He had ties to Watergate. He also had complete a…”

“The guy who wrote this book and his wife wrote a book called Widows. Paisley's career was fascinating. There was a suspicion that he had been recruited by the Russians during World War II, having been a radar operator on merchant vessels th…”