By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com After years of urging the Iranian government to release Robert Levinson, the family of the retired FBI agent who vanished in Iran in 2007, has given up hope that he’s still alive. “Today, with aching hearts, we are sharing devastating news about Robert Levinson, the head of our family,” the family…
The FBI is calling on Iran to release Robert Levinson on the 13th anniversary of his disappearance in 2007.
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The family of Robert Levinson, the former FBI agent who vanished in Iran in 2007, expressed some relief after the Iranian government changed its tone on his disappearance.
The Iranian government initially responded that it had detained Levinson but soon backed off that story and has since maintained it has no idea about Levinson’s whereabouts.
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