James Woolsey Jr., former CIA director who led the agency during two…

James Woolsey Jr., former CIA director who led the agency during two difficult years in the Clinton administration, died on Tuesday at his home in Washington. As confirmed by Woolsey's wife, he passed away due to a stroke.

Consensus

James Woolsey, former Director of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, died at the age of 84 or 5.
The cause of death was reported as a stroke by The Washington Post.
Woolsey served as CIA director during Bill Clinton's presidency.
He held the position from 1993 to 1995.
His wife confirmed he had been suffering from symptoms linked to 'Havana syndrome' in recent years.

Points of divergence

Woolsey died at the age of 84, and was born on September 21, 1941. — vedomosti
Woolsey died on his 85th year of life, and the article states he passed away in his home in Washington. — vesti
The symptoms of 'Havana syndrome' began to appear in 2017 according to Woolsey's wife. — vedomosti
Woolsey led the CIA during a period of significant budget and staffing cuts following the end of the Cold War. — vesti

Coverage (3 sources)

Former CIA Director James Woolsey Dies in the US — Коммерсантъ
Former CIA Director James Woolsey Dies at Age 85 — Ведомости
Former CIA Director James Woolsey Dies — Вести

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