Meet the CIA’s disguise artists who helped Cold War spies disappear
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Legendary spy power couple Jonna and Tony Mendez met while working for the CIA in the Soviet Union, building the tools of espionage: the disguise kit, the camera that could hide anywhere, the cyanide pen. There they followed guidelines they called the "Moscow Rules" -- now the name of a new book they co-wrote before Tony's death. Jonna Mendez talks with Nick Schifrin about their work and mission.
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Original Title: TIL: PBS interviewed a legendary spy power couple who took turns as the CIA’s Chief of Disguise. They invented many works now at the International Spy Museum including “Jack in the Box” a pop up dummy, disguises in painter’s case, hidden cameras, and underwear that makes you appear pregnant.