4I couldn’t deny that Gerry had come through for me big-time when I needed his help in Warsaw. Like everything that happened to me in 1986, my problems there began with Stefan Krajewski. Stefan approached me after the American bombing of Libya. In his “official” job as an employee of Polish intelligence, Stefan had learned of reprisals being planned by a radical terrorist group against American targets. He wanted to pass that information to the US government, using me as his conduit. He couldn’t risk being found out by his Polish colleagues or the terrorists. To give him a legitimate reason for meeting with me, he wanted me to act as if he’d trapped me into becoming a spy.
I reported Stefan’s approach to Bella and she consulted with Washington and the CIA station chief in Warsaw. Gerry wa
