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Ian Stuart Spiro
Ian Stuart Spiro (14 December 19468 November 1992), was an international businessman and commodities broker—as well as a CIA-Contracted intelligence operative, who, in the 1980s was instrumental in U.S. and British supported Middle Eastern intelligence-gathering, high-level hostage negotiation, and surreptitious foreign-policy deal-making. He died suspiciously in 1992.
==Death==
On November 5, 1992, Spiro's wife, Gail Spiro, 41, his daughters, Sara, 16, and Dina, 11—as well as their son, Adam, 14, were found shot to death in their beds in their luxurious, rented home in the Covenant section of Rancho Santa Fe, California, north of San Diego. Each had been shot in the head, ''execution-style''—with a large caliber handgun as they slept. For the ensuing three days, Spiro was the only suspect in the slaying; the story dominated the national news, and a global manhunt was quickly under way.
On the afternoon of the fourth day, Spiro was found dead behind the wheel of his SUV in a rocky canyon on the western edge of the Anza-Borego Desert. It was subsequently found that he died of cyanide poisoning. The case was officially declared a murder-suicide—ostensibly sparked by pressure from the family's alleged financial problems. Circumstances—as well as documented evidence—have continued to cast a large shadow-of-doubt on the case, and show a potentially high-percentage chance of organized and well-planned foul play. Contrary to standard San Diego County protocol, by court order, autopsy reports were sealed.
Hoping to find new leads, the San Diego County Sheriff's Department—who had primary jurisdiction in the matter—enlisted the aid of retired detective Tim Carroll in order to explore different angles as well as to take a fresh look at the case.
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