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Ana Belén Montes

Born February 28, 1957 · Wiesbaden, Germany (age 69)

Ana Belén Montes is a former American senior analyst at the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) in the United States and a convicted spy. On September 21, 2001, she was arrested and subsequently charged with conspiracy to commit espionage for the government of Cuba. Montes eventually pleaded guilty to spying and in October 2002, was sentenced to a 25-year prison term followed by five years' probatio…

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The Two Faces of Ana: Model Employee/Cuban SpyThe Two Faces of Ana: Model Employee/Cuban Spy · 2016
The Two Faces of Ana: Model Employee/Cuban Spy
★ 1.02016
MovieDocumentary
The "For Official Use Only" 2006 training video produced by the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) about the case of Ana Belén Montes, a Cuban spy who rose to become DIA's top analyst for Cuban affairs. She was trained by Cuban intelligence in polygraph countermeasures and passed a DIA polygraph screening "test" while spying for Cuba. Includes interviews with Montes' colleagues at DIA. The video mentions (at 16:31) that she used polygraph countermeasures to pass a 1994 DIA polygraph screening "test," which facilitated her espionage: The polygraph test in 1994 made her even more dangerous. By deflecting suspicion away from her, she was freer to pursue her espionage. And to pass the polygraph, she had used a countermeasure taught to her by the Cubans.

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The Two Faces of Ana: Model Employee/Cuban SpyThe Two Faces of Ana: Model Employee/Cuban Spy · 2016
The Two Faces of Ana: Model Employee/Cuban Spy
★ 1.02016
MovieDocumentary
The "For Official Use Only" 2006 training video produced by the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) about the case of Ana Belén Montes, a Cuban spy who rose to become DIA's top analyst for Cuban affairs. She was trained by Cuban intelligence in polygraph countermeasures and passed a DIA polygraph screening "test" while spying for Cuba. Includes interviews with Montes' colleagues at DIA. The video mentions (at 16:31) that she used polygraph countermeasures to pass a 1994 DIA polygraph screening "test," which facilitated her espionage: The polygraph test in 1994 made her even more dangerous. By deflecting suspicion away from her, she was freer to pursue her espionage. And to pass the polygraph, she had used a countermeasure taught to her by the Cubans.

Former DIA Intelligence Analyst Cuba