The Embassy Bugged: How Assange's Private Room Became CIA Intel
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The Embassy Bugged: How Assange's Private Room Became CIA Intel
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A sovereign embassy room was converted from a women's toilet into a bedroom, then filled with hidden microphones that recorded attorney-client meetings, medical exams, and plans to collect DNA - an operation that ran nearly seven years and cost more than $5 million. Who ordered the livestreams and why did recordings labeled "the guest" end up linked to U.S. contacts?
In this episode, we tell the story of how a converted bathroom inside the Ecuadorian embassy in London became a long-term surveillance site, the role of the Spanish security firm UC Global S.L., and the chain of custody that reached U.S. recipients - could those recordings have been used as intelligence?
Person: Julian Assange
Date: 6 December 2012 (arrival at embassy)
Company: UC Global S.L.
Director: David Morales
Operation: Operation Guest
- The toilet in the embassy women's bathroom was removed in summer 2012 and the space converted into Assange’s bedroom and private meeting room.
- Julian Assange remained inside the Ecuadorian embassy for six years and ten months, beginning 6 December 2012.
- The surveillance operation began installing cameras with integrated microphones in December 2017 and streamed audio and video in real time.
- The operation cost more than $5 million according to the transcript.
- The Ecuadorian ambassador, Juan Falconí Puig, learned of the operation in May 2015 after receiving an unrecognized bill.
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