This week we posted an interacting SpyGame for the Intelligence101 Audience based on the Canadian  CSIS Intelligence Recruiting Video.

If you haven’t seen the challenge – Click through here before revealing the answers below.

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Answers:

Question 1: What City was the CSIS recruiting video filmed in? 

Answer: Vancouver (sky train reference)

Target is on the ‘expo line’ of the train heading downtown. The stop we hear is china town/ stadium which is on the expo line which is a line that goes to the waterfront station located in downtown Vancouver.

Question 2: Allison receives a message “Heads up. Target approaching…” What is the ETA of the target?

Answer: 2 mins from her position.

Question 3: In the Cafe, what is Allison eating with her coffee? What newspaper do you think she’s reading? (analysis / assessment) 

Answer: She is eating a muffin. 

Re: Newspaper: She is likely reading either the Vancouver sun which is the main newspaper in Vancouver. Or,

Question 4: The passport of the ‘potential source’ appears to be foreign. What language is it? 

Answer: The target’s nationality is American (United States Passport); however, his passport appears to have french writing.

Question 5: When Allison first approaches the potential source, how does she start the conversation? 

Answer: Alison makes contact with the target at a bus stop waiting for the number 74 bus. She appears to take out a map (or bus schedule) and starts a conversation by asking the target a routine question about directions.

Bonus Question: Is Allison Married? 

Answer: Yes. Alison is wearing a wedding ring in multiple scenes.

How’d you go? 6/6?

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