An ex-CIA chief counterterrorism officer says his government work strained his marriage. This was the mission that tipped it over the edge.

Source: Business Insider

John Kiriakou in Kabul, Afghanistan, in the early 2000s. Courtesy of John KiriakouJohn Kiriakou says the secrecy of his CIA work strained his first marriage. Kiriakou's dangerous CIA mission in Athens involved combating the 17 November terrorist group.

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