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Feds seize $40M in gold bars

Former senior CIA officer took home gold bars and millions in cash, FBI says

Authorities allege that David J. Rush took home tens of millions of dollars worth of gold bars from his job at the CIA and fabricated key parts of his education and military history.

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The CIA’s insane gold bars scandal

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Feds seize $40M in gold bars from ex-CIA official's house in Virginia

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Former CIA officer arrested after FBI seizes millions of dollars’ worth of gold bars from his home

A former CIA officer in Virginia is accused of stealing tens of millions of dollars in gold bars and foreign currency from the very agency he worked for, according to an FBI affidavit and a source fam...

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Ex-CIA official charged with stealing millions of dollars in gold bars from the federal government

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Ex-US government official arrested after $40m in gold bars found in home

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FBI arrests CIA official who snatched over $40 million in gold bars

Last week, the FBI arrested David Rush, a senior executive with a top-secret security clearance, whom prosecutors say stole 303 gold bars worth more than $40 million and stashed them at his Virginia h...

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CIA Official Busted After Shock $40M Stash Found at His Home

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CIA officer accused of defrauding gov't had $40M in gold bars in home: Feds

TheStreet.com

$10 Million California Gold Rush Bar Recovered by Treasure Hunter Tommy Thompson on the Market

(Belvedere Tiburon, California) March 17, 2026 – For the first time, fractional ownership shares in the legendary “Eureka Bar,” a massive 64-pound California Gold Rush sunken treasure gold ingot, are being offered by Kagin’s Digital (https://kagins ...

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David Rush gold scandal: How did the ex-CIA official secure £30m in bullion?

A former senior US intelligence official has been arrested in Virginia after FBI agents discovered 303 gold bars worth more than $40 million (£29.6 million) in his home, in what is now being described as the 'David Rush gold scandal,

Snopes.com

No, Mike and Tony Beets from 'Gold Rush' were not sentenced to life in prison

In April 2025, a rumor circulated that a court sentenced Mike and Tony Beets, stars of the Discovery Channel reality series "Gold Rush," to life imprisonment. Another example appeared on April 10, 2025, and shared similar claims about the Beets family.

kcra.com

A second gold rush? Price of gold reaches all-time high

TIME HIGH. AND THAT MEANS PLACES HERE IN CALIFORNIA ARE SEEING AN INCREASE IN PEOPLE SELLING AND LOOKING FOR GOLD. KCRA 3’S RYAN CURRY WENT TO AN OLD GOLD MINING TOWN WHERE EXPERTS SAY IT FEELS LIKE A NEW AGE GOLD RUSH IN THE FOOTHILLS OF TUOLUMNE COUNTY.