The CIA yesterday lashed out against "several self-described" experts who criticized its decision to identify the agency officer killed last week in Afghanistan as a public relations stunt. In an unusual display of frustration and anger, CIA spokesman Bill Harlow issued a Dec. 3 statement contending that recent remarks aired on several national television networks by "uninformed critics" of the CIA are "reckless, malicious and cynical." Johnny "Mike" Spann, 32, was killed near Mazar-i-Sharif during a prison uprising by Taliban...
