Ana Montes defied expectations: most spies were either men or part of a couple. She took no money or gifts for the gig. The Cubans recruited her while she was still in graduate school and likely played on her need to feel like she was looking out for "the little guy" against the "big bully" United States. But retired FBI agent Peter J. Lapp believes she likely got people killed. including a Green Beret working in Nicaragua. Over the years, she fed every move the U.S. military made in Latin America to Fidel Castro; she named as many as four hundred U.S. intelligence agents; and she influence each administration's policies on Cuba. This is Ana's story, but it's also the story of an FBI agent who co-lead the investigation into Ana and grew through his career as a soldier, police office, and FBI agent. --

Someone that you think that you can trust --It's my life -- Those spies hide out at every corner -- You'll never get rich --Nobody does it better --Ain't no cure for love -- Lies can't disguise what you fear -- I walk these streets -- A view to a kill -- Dazed and confused --I'd fallen for a lie -- Runaway -- You know my name -- A pretty face can hide an evil mind -- Livin' on a prayer -- All-time high -- Misunderstood -- The spy who loved me -- We have all the time in the world -- Empty sky -- It's the kiss of death -- Wanted dead or alive -- For your eyes only -- Their children's hell will slowly go by -- A million shards of glass that haunt me from my past.