Kit Bennett

And I became friendly with them.

And that's where it developed from.

Yes, and to the service.

It was going back to the service, yeah.

Everything that I was doing was being reported back to the service.

No, no.

I'd write it up.

I would write up, I'd do my contact reports, but I would discuss it with Jamie Mercer, for example, the things that I was doing, and with the guy above him as well.

In fact, I know the Chief of Station would often get together and talk to him about how it was going and that sort of thing.

Not many.

Totally declared.

All declared.

No knocks?

No, no, no, not yet, no.

Yeah, well, if there were, I didn't know about them.

I got a bit lucky, but it took me a while and I got with a KGB officer.

So I was working face to face with a KGB officer.

And he, and I don't want to go into it necessarily, but he inadvertently

helped me develop a really good way of getting overseas and into some KGB and GRU offices.

And I'm very grateful for the KGB for doing that because I didn't have success with him here, but he gave me some success overseas, I would like to think, without knowing it.