Tom Secker

Jack the Ripper and the FBI

In 1988 Cosgrove-Meurer Productions were producing a TV mini-series about the notorious Jack the Ripper murders of exactly 100 years…

10th January 2013

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Profile: Frederick Forsyth

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Born: 25 August 1938 Died: N/A Intelligence involvement: Occasional work for MI6. Served in the RAF. Culture involvement: Author of…

9th January 2013

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Profile: William Melville

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Born: 25 April 1850 Died: 1 February 1918 Intelligence involvement: Superintendent of Scotland Yard Special Branch (1893-1903), Secret Service Bureau…

9th January 2013

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Profile: Ian Fleming

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Born: 28 May 1908 Died: 12 August 1964 Intelligence involvement: British Naval Intelligence. Possible work for MI5. Culture involvement: Author…

9th January 2013

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Why ISC’s new powers are impotent

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27/12/2012 Buried in the Boxing Day news is a story about the ISC (the Intelligence and Security Committee, who supposedly…

27th December 2012

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SpyCulture.com is written and produced by Tom Secker.

Tom is a British-based journalist, author, and podcaster. His specialities include the security services, Hollywood, propaganda, censorship and the history of terrorism. Tom’s writing and research has appeared in The Mirror, The Express, RT, Salon, Newsweek, The Atlantic, The Independent, Harpers, Insurge Intelligence, Shadowproof, TechDirt and elsewhere.

Tom lives on the Lancashire coast and is a proud Northerner. His favourite spy is Eddie Chapman a.k.a. Agent Zigzag. He may or may not sleep with a gun under his pillow.

Jack the Ripper and the FBI

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Profile: Ian Fleming

Why ISC’s new powers are impotent

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