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PICTURED: Former CIA head of disguise wears a mask as she briefs George H.W. Bush in the White House before dramatically peeling it off to reveal her true identity
14:31, 16 Dec 2019, updated 18:05, 16 Dec 2019
By EMILY CRANE and DUSICA SUE MALESEVIC FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
Jonna Mendez, who spent 27 years working for the CIA, was in charge of creating advanced disguises for agents to use on undercover missions
Mendez opted to use one of the convincing masks she had created when she met with President George H.W. Bush at the White House in the early 1990s
Photos of that meeting show Mendez sitting across from Bush in the Oval Office as she briefed him on developments in the CIA's new disguise program
Mendez said Bush and other officials in the room had no idea she was in disguise
She eventually ripped off her mask, which was complete with wavy dark hair, to reveal her true identity to the President
The photos taken of their meeting were classified for years but at least one of them is now on display at the International Spy Museum in Washington D.C.
This is the moment the CIA's then chief of disguise donned a mask as she spoke to an unsuspecting President George H.W. Bush - before dramatically peeling it off to reveal her true identity to him.
Jonna Mendez, who spent 27 years working for the CIA, was in charge of creating advanced disguises - including masks - for agents to use on undercover missions.
Mendez opted to use one of the convincing masks she had created when she met with President Bush at the White House in the early 1990s.
Photos of that meeting show Mendez sitting across from Bush in the Oval Office as she briefed him on developments in the CIA's new disguise program.
Moar: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7797415/Former-CIA-head-disguise-unveils-identity-President-Bush.html
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