Brian Jeffrey Raymond, 48, of La Mesa, California, was sentenced in U.S. District Court after prosecutors accused him of drugging and sexually abusing numerous women in multiple countries between ...

Brian Jeffrey Raymond, a former CIA officer who drugged, sexually assaulted and photographed more than two dozen women from foreign postings, got 30 years in prison. Skip to content.

Federal prosecutors say Brian Jeffrey Raymond, a former U.S. embassy worker in Mexico City, is believed to have drugged and sexually assaulted as many as two dozen women. (AP Photo/Marco Ugarte, File) ...

Former CIA officer Brian Jeffrey Raymond, who previously pleaded guilty to sexually abusing and drugging more than two dozen women in multiple countries, has been sentenced to 30 years in prison ...

Brian Jeffrey Raymond, 48, was sentenced in the U.S. District Court on Wednesday, Sept. 18, according to a press release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia.

A US federal court heard how Brian Jeffrey Raymond posed as a “perfect gentleman” on dating apps such as Tinder to lure women back to his Government-leased apartments before drugging and ...

The former officer, Brian Jeffrey Raymond, admitted that he had sexually assaulted and photographed dozens of women in the United States and overseas, prosecutors said. By Johnny Diaz A former C.I ...

Brian Jeffrey Raymond, 48, of La Mesa, Calif., admitted to drugging 27 different unsuspecting women from five countries and engaging in nonconsensual sexual acts or contact with 10 of them.

Brian Jeffrey Raymond, with a graying beard and orange prison jumpsuit, sat dejectedly as he heard his punishment for one of the most egregious misconduct cases in the CIA’s history.

A photo provided by the FBI in October 2023 shows former CIA officer Brian Jeffrey Raymond, who pleaded guilty that year to drugging, filming and sexually assaulting dozens of women across ...

Brian Jeffrey Raymond, with a graying beard and orange prison jumpsuit, sat dejectedly as he heard his punishment for one of the most egregious misconduct cases in the CIA's history.