Eye Spy - May 2018

20 EYE SPY INTELLIGENCE MAGAZINE 115 2018

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Jack Jones

The telephone in Jack Jones

flat in this building was

monitored

© THE INSIDER’S GUIDE TO 500 SPY SITES IN L

ONDON

headquarters at Transport House close

to Parliament, were almost certainly

monitored and conversations recorded -

such was the mistrust of Jones and

others. The CPGB headquarters in

London were also bugged in 1970.

Perhaps more interesting, the actual

home of Jack Jones and his wife,

Evelyn, were also bugged - reportedly

on the direct orders of Prime Minister

Edward Heath who the StB had tried to lure to Prague.

The operations and events have been disputed by some historians, but

Eye Spy sources are adamant they took place. And just for good

measure, one couldn’t really dismiss one of the main sources of the

story - the KGB handler of Jones’ himself - who just happened to be

MI6 agent Colonel Oleg Gordievsky.

As for MI5’s Registry [Persons of Interest], Jack Jones is listed and so

too Prime Minister Harold Wilson. Though given the codename OLDING

by the KGB, Wilson is listed by MI5 as Norman John Worthington.

Although Ludvik was the last StB officer to defect; there were several

before him of which Frantisek August and Josef Frolik were prominent

persons. It was Frolik, who with the assistance of a CIA agent in Turkey

made his way to the United States via Incirlik Air Base. During his

debrief he passed on details of the British politicians he was instrumen-

tal in ‘recruiting’ and of the plot to ensnare Edward Heath.

INSIDER END NOTES AND AN IMPORTANT OVERVIEW

Former KGB Colonel and MI6 agent Oleg Gordievsky (below) has always

maintained the spy agencies of the Soviet Bloc had contact and were

given information by British politicians, sympathetic to Moscow and

Communism. He said various levels of

liaison existed. Besides fully ‘turned’

spies who met with handlers, others

provided basic information on political

and defence happenings; some “ran

errands.” A number were targeted by

undercover StB officers serving at the

Czechoslovakian and Russian Embassies

who would ‘draw’ commentary - “loose

gossip” a term used by Gordievsky -

and often in the bars of Parliament or the

gentlemen clubs of London.