Joe T
Events (13)
- April 10, 2001: CIA Report Says Tubes Being Imported by Iraq Likely Meant for Nuclear Program 2001-04-10
- August 17, 2001: Department of Energy Scientists Dispute CIA Assessment that Aluminum Tubes Were Intended for Nuclear Program 2001-08-17
- January 22, 2003: CIA Analyst Presents Unconvincing Argument to IAEA Scientists that Aluminum Tubes Were Meant for Iraqi Nuclear Program 2003-01-22
- After January 22, 2003: US Analysts Photograph Aluminum Tubes in Iraq Clearly Meant for 81mm Rockets 2003-01-22
- Between June 3, 2003 and June 17, 2003: Iraqi Nuclear Scientist Tells CIA Analyst Iraq Abandoned Nuclear Program in 1991 2003-06-03
- Early 1980s: ‘Joe T’ Works at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
- Mid-1980s-late 1990s: ‘Joe T’ Begins Working for CIA
- 1999: Joe T. Begins in WINPAC Unit of CIA
- 2000: US Learns that Iraq Has Ordered a Large Shipment of Aluminum Tubes from China
- July 2001-2003: Joe T’s Theory on Aluminum Tubes Plays Significant Role in White House Allegations Against Saddam Hussein
- Fall 2001: CIA Analyst Presents State Department Intelligence Unit with ‘Unpersuasive’ Argument that Aluminum Tubes Were Intended for Iraqi Nuclear Program
- Late 2001: CIA Provides a ‘Compelling Case’ to Australian Intelligence Services that Aluminum Tubes Meant for Iraq Nuclear Program
- Late July 2001: CIA Analyst Argues with Group of International Scientists over the Potential Uses of the Confiscated Aluminum Tubes