Former FBI operative Eric O’Neill shared his experience in catching the most notorious spy in U.S. history Tuesday night at the UC auditorium. O’Neill’s story was depicted in the Universal feature film Breach, starring Ryan Phillippe.

Thursday, September 3, 2009

The Washington Times

Charles T. Pinck

Given the very close relationship between Hollywood and World War II’s Office of Strategic Services (OSS), forerunner of the CIA and U.S. Special Operations Forces, whose ranks included director John Ford and actors Robert Montgomery and Sterling Hayden, it’s troubling that Hollywood has distorted the history of the OSS in two recent major motion pictures, “The Good Shepherd” and “Inglourious Basterds.”

Georgetown Group Partner, Eric O’Neill, will deliver the keynote speech at the conference on June 12, 2009 in San Francisco, CA.

Agent Depicted in Breach to Address Fraud Summit
4th Annual Conference to Explore Timely Topic in Wake of Fiscal Scandals
March 25, 2009

Mortgage scams, accounting fraud and such recent scandals as the $50 billion fraud by Wall Street financier Bernard Madoff have led to public skepticism and a call for more fraud-fighting skills and control. Anti-fraud experts will gather on Friday, March 27 at the School of Management to discuss these issues and others at the fourth annual UT Dallas’ Fraud Summit.

The Washington Times: ‘Basterd’ized History By Charles Pinck

PI Magazine: In Defense of the World’s Second Oldest Profession By Charles Pinck

The New York Times: The Best Spies Didn’t Wear Suits By Charles Pinck

The Washington Post: To Your Stealth: Honoring the OSS

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