The last person to talk to Ilya Beloozerov was Kennon Green, who was living out of his truck in a McDonald’s parking lot when Ilya approached him with an offer: $30,000 to take him to southern California. Days later, Ilya was shot to death by the FBI in a hotel parking lot.&nbsp;To understand what happened, reporter Isabelle Chapman meets Ilya’s&nbsp;family, and&nbsp;learns that the answer may lie in Ilya’s job as a contractor for the Department of Defense.&nbsp; Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

<description>The last person to talk to Ilya Beloozerov was Kennon Green, who was living out of his truck in a McDonald’s parking lot when Ilya approached him with an offer: $30,000 to take him to southern California. Days later, Ilya was shot to death by the FBI in a hotel parking lot.&amp;nbsp;To understand what happened, reporter Isabelle Chapman meets Ilya’s&amp;nbsp;family, and&amp;nbsp;learns that the answer may lie in Ilya’s job as a contractor for the Department of Defense.&amp;nbsp;
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The last person to talk to Ilya Beloozerov was Kennon Green, who was living out of his truck in a McDonald’s parking lot when Ilya approached him with an offer: $30,000 to take him to southern California. Days later, Ilya was shot to death by the FBI in a hotel parking lot.&nbsp;To understand what happened, reporter Isabelle Chapman meets Ilya’s&nbsp;family, and&nbsp;learns that the answer may lie in Ilya’s job as a contractor for the Department of Defense.&nbsp;
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Civilian or Spy: Death at the Super 8

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