Prosecutors said the horrific assaults date back to 2006 and tracked Brian Jeffery Raymond's career from postings in Mexico, Peru and other countries.
A CIA officer who drugged, photographed and sexually assaulted nearly 30 women in postings around the world has been sentenced to 30 years in prison. Brian Jeffrey Raymond - a former White House intern - would lure women he met on dating apps including Tinder to his government-leased flat and drug them while serving wine and snacks. The 48-year-old would then spend hours posing with his naked and unconscious victims before photographing and assaulting them.
Another described suffering a nervous breakdown, and a third said she has 'nightmares' of seeing herself dead after being shown photos of herself taken by Raymond, in which she said she 'looks like a corpse on his bed'.
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