Former CIA officer Valerie Plame goes before a House committee today as both a shadowy figure and a celebrity, with lucrative book and movie deals in the works. Plame will be telling her story to Democrats eager to explore the circumstances of her outing and the White House's response to the leak of her identity.
March 16, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
Valerie Plame’s life changed the day her name appeared in a newspaper column, her job as a CIA officer exposed in black and white.
She goes before a House committee today as both a shadowy figure and a celebrity, with lucrative book and movie deals in the works, a magazine cover in her past and her unceremonious unmasking four years ago the subject of persistent intrigue.
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