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December 18th, 2014
10:05 PM ET
Mystery surrounds the spy released by Cuba
A Cuban who spied for the U.S. is back on American soil after serving nearly two decades in prison. He was the U.S. intelligence agent released for three Cuban agents in a prisoner exchange. Despite the very public homecoming of Alan Gross, U.S. officials have not yet released the name of this Cuban national. Very few people knew he existed, let alone his sacrifice to the United States. Joe Johns has the latest on his story.
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