Kyle "Dusty" Foggo's CIA dossier included allegations that he was sharing a woman with a suspected Russian mole, according to a top former spy agency official and other sources.

CIA Director Porter J. Goss knew about the allegation when he hired Foggo to be the agency's executive director, its third highest official, an aide said Thursday.

CIA operatives called him "the mailman," because he could always deliver supples.

But Kyle "Dusty" Foggo will answer to a number now, at least for a while.

Foggo went down Monday, pleading to one count of fraud stemming from the Randall "Duke" Cunningham bribery scandal and turning the last page on a strange and tumultuous chapter in the history of the CIA.

Foggo, a CIA logistics specialist, was catapulted into the agency's third-ranking slot by CIA Director Porter J. Goss, a Republican congressman from Florida who had headed the House Intelligence Committee.  Goss brought along a cadre of loyal aides who tried to remake the spy service along more hawkish lines.  

They called themselves "the revolutionaries," said Tyler Drumheller, a senior former CIA official, in an interview last year.