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Special Reports // 1 decade ago

Hayden: Review of CIA IG ready in a week

The controversial management review that the CIA director ordered of the agency’s inspector general will report in the next week or so.

Top News // 1 decade ago

CIA interrogation warning made last year

As the issue of terror detainees troubles Washington this week, a classified CIA report from 2004 shows there was concern over interrogation techniques. The spring 2004 report, by CIA Inspector General John Helgerson, warned some interrogation procedures

Top News // 1 decade ago

CIA report secrecy draws bipartisan fire

Members of Congress on both sides of the aisle are now publicly calling for the release of a classified CIA report that criticized the agency.

Top News // 1 decade ago

CIA 9/11 report still not at Congress

An inspector general's report on CIA missteps in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks is now in the hands of the CIA director.

Top News // 1 decade ago

CIA head disputes 9/11 accountability

The chief of U.S. intelligence wants the 800-page Sept. 11 terror report changed to remove blame for failures from individual officers.

John L. Helgerson is a long-time official of the United States' most senior intelligence agency, the CIA. Helgerson is currently the CIA Inspector General. Helgerson is a graduate of Saint Olaf College. His Masters and PhD are from Duke University in Political Science.

Before joining the CIA Helgerson was a research associate at the University of Zambia and a Professor at the University of Cincinnati.

Helgerson's tenure since he joined the CIA, in 1971, has been on the research-analytical side, rather than the operational side. His most recent post has been Inspector General.

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