
My la ser eave sdropping adventure s
wi th the Na tiona l Enquirer
There was a time when I was intrigued by the
technology of spying, especially the incredible
devices developed for Agent 007 by Q in the
James Bond movies. While Q was explaining
to Bond how to use his latest fictional gadget, I
was trying to figure out how to make a working
version. I did not want to be a traditional spy; I just
wanted to design their instruments.
When I was growing up, I spent hours
experimenting with invisible ink and devising
secret codes. When I was a senior at Texas A&M,
a CIA recruiter learned about my miniature radios
and light-wave communicators and ...