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...will be its end. The producers say they want the story to finish at its natural conclusion, even if it's still on top. Surprisingly, they would have some fans on their side. "I'd be happy if it went four years, five years, then quit," says Craig Hundley, a moderator of two Lost fan sites. Then again, the call is ABC's. Will it be the makers and fans or the network execs who decide when the show's time has come? TV is still a business. And as Cuse said, with Lost, the context of time is something...
...Foggo stepped down from his position amid the raids, and his deputy, who still operates under cover, became the acting executive director. Foggo's attorney Bill Hundley could not immediately be reached, but previously told TIME that Foggo denies any wrongdoing and is "really more of a victim here...
...high school who?ve never visited me at the agency. They have family and friends day, which is very well organized, and you visit the hall of heroes, if you want to show your family and friends around,? the agency veteran said. The CIA and Foggo?s attorney, Bill Hundley, declined comment today. ?As a rule, we do not publicly discuss who may or may not have visited Agency headquarters,? a CIA spokesperson said...
...Earlier this week, when TIME reported the Bassett consulting assignment, Hundley said that Foggo denies wrongdoing and is "really more of a victim here." Hundley added that he has not had any inquiries from either the Justice Department or the CIA inspector general, who is investigating whether Wilkes' business received any special treatment from Foggo in exchange for improper gifts such as lavish travel. Wilkes' business held at least one contract with the CIA as well as technology contracts with the Pentagon, according to U.S. officials and other sources. Wilkes? attorneys have said he has done nothing wrong...
...this guy was his friend and he obviously knew he was in the defense contracting business," Hundley says of the relationship between Wilkes and Foggo. But Foggo "is just shocked, really, that he would - if he did - have given that amount of money to Cunningham." Hundley added that Foggo may have attended widely reported poker parties that Wilkes threw in a hospitality suite in Washington, "but there was no hanky-panky" at these events, he said...