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C.I.A. Says It Has Found No Link Between Itself and Crack Trade
By Tim Weiner
Dec. 19, 1997
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After interviewing nearly 400 people on four continents, the Central Intelligence Agency says its officers had nothing to do with the explosion of crack cocaine in the United States.
In a still-secret report, the agency says it has found no information to indicate that the C.I.A. coordinated or condoned drug trafficking or had dealings with crack dealers, said a Government official who would not allow his name to be used.
A separate internal investigation into drug trafficking by C.I.A.-backed rebels in Central America is continuing, the official said.
The investigation that is now complete was intended to quiet a public outcry, amplified by radio talk shows and Internet chat rooms, that started with three news articles published by The San Jose (Calif.) Mercury News in August 1996.
Those articles asserted that a cocaine-for-weapons trade supported U.S. policy and undermined black America. They said California cocaine dealers took millions in drug profits from street sales of crack cocaine and gave the money to the the C.I.A.-backed rebels who fought a guerrilla war against the left-wing of Nicaraguan Government in the 1980's. The articles strongly implied that the intelligence agency knew of and condoned the drug trafficking.
These points, upon close reading, were unsupported by hard evidence. The articles attracted little attention when they were first published. But they caught fire on the newspaper's Web site, where they were illustrated by an image of a man smoking crack superimposed on the C.I.A.'s logo.