White House Press Secretary Jay Carney (R) responds to questions about an Associated Press investigation that revealed that Robert Levinson (L), who disappeared in 2007 in Iran, was working for the CIA.
AP Photo; Evan Vucci
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An FBI poster showing a composite image of retired FBI agent Robert Levinson of how he would look like now after five years in captivity.
AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta
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Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla., responds to the revelations by The Associated Press that his Florida constituent, Robert Levinson, was secretly involved in a rogue operation for the CIA, on Dec. 12.
AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite
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Secretary of State John Kerry says the United States will continue to seek Levinson’s release, but later sidestepped questions about a report that Levinson had been working for the CIA on an unapproved mission when he vanished nearly seven years ago.
AP Photo/Brian Snyder, Pool
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Judy Gross (L), wife of U.S. citizen Alan Gross who is currently being held in a Cuban prison, speaks during a rally at the Lafayette Park outside the White House on Dec. 3.
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Washington, DC Mayor Vincent Gray (R) delivers remarks on Dec. 3 at a rally calling for freedom for Alan Gross who has been imprisoned in Cuba for four years.
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Supporters hold signs to call on bringing home of U.S. citizen Alan Gross during a rally outside the White House on Dec. 3.
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Pakistani doctor Shakil Afridi talks with people outside a building at an unknown location in Pakistan in this still image taken from file footage released on May 23, 2012.
Reuters/Geo News via Reuters TV
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Samiullah Afridi (R), lawyer for doctor Shakil Afridi who ran a fake vaccination campaign to try to help U.S. officials find al-Qaeda chief Osama bin laden, leaves the court building in Peshawar Oct. 30.
Reutes//Khuram Parvez
