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I arrived there on August 24th , 1 992 ,
which is also the Ukrainian Independence Day.
[chanting]
Independence came unexpected .
Countries themselves were not ready for this.
They had to start from zero.
[choir singing]
My assignment was to
make contact with the entities that were responsible for drug control .
[choir singing]
So the first year or two
I found myself constantly in airplanes.
You had to have face to face relationships.
We received information about a 9000 kilogram order
of a chemical transfer, this shipment
through Ukraine, and it was then supposed to end up in Holland .
[choir singing]
This sounded very, very, very interesting .
[upbeat music]
So, after receiving this
I sent a fax to General Tymoshenko.
My name is Bohdan Mizak from the Vienna Country Office.
I'm representing DEA here.
They didn't even know what DEA was at that point.
I explained that we are the premier agency for drug trafficking ,
worldwide, actually.
And we're here to help.
But everything was very serious.
Very reserved .
I believe neither party knew how to accept the other party.
The suspicion was there.
They were probably saying : "Well , here's this American ,
a representative of the evil empire,
with a diplomatic passport in ou r country,
and he speaks fluent Ukrainian ."
It could have been methamphetamine,
could have been amphetamine,
could have been a number of things.
Or it could have been perfume.
Which was claimed by the company in Holland .
[dramatic music]
If there was suspicion because of politics, because of the cold war,
we never discussed any of that, ever.
We have to develop a trust for each other.
And that trust is developed through communicating
with each other constantly
and cooperating with each other constantly.
[wheels screeching]
[wheels screeching]
[choir song]
[Bohdan] That was a closed society,
so you knew nothing or very little of what was happening .
Insisted that they hard ly had any addicts whatsoever
It was a well-kept secret and it was on purpose.
They didn't want anybody else to know.
[Bohdan] The agencies in the former Soviet Republics had almost nothing .
No infrastructure, no organized units,
They had to reorganize everything .
[annoying electronic noise]
[dramatic music]
You have to understand the information was not coming on a daily basis.
Sometimes months would go by without any information .
Information also came through different avenues.
[Bohdan] That's what an investigation is.
I always looked at an investigation as a puzzle.
500 pieces or something. Or a thousand pieces.
Or two thousand pieces.
And you're getting only one piece at a time.
[Bohdan] And then you try to put this-- all these pieces together
to come up with one huge, clear pictu re
that you can then prosecute on .
[dramatic music]
[dramatic music]
[phone ringing]
[carapproachi ng]
[dramatic music]
[gunshot]
[electronic beeping]
[film reel fast forward]
[dog barks]
[fast paced action music]
[action music intensifyi ng]
[phone ringing]
[cell phone buzzing]
[upbeat didgeridoo music]
[phone ringing]
[screaming]
[both laughing]
โช โช
[choir song]
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