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It was noon on March 18, 1941, when a loud screech and a scream shook bystanders in New York’s Times Square. A man had just been struck by a speeding car. The crowd froze, horrified. Before anyone could react, a second car barreled through, crushing him again, then vanishing into the daytime traffic.

First responders feared this was no random accident. Something darker was at play.

The man clung to life for less than 24 hours. His identity unraveled a sinister mystery. His Spanish passport bore the name Don Julio Lopez Lido. Documents in his room told a far more dangerous story: blueprints detailing the U.S. Army base at Pearl Harbor and the nearby Hickam Field.

It didn’t take long for the FBI to expose the truth. “Don Julio” was actually Ulrich von der Osten, a high-ranking officer in Germany’s shadowy intelligence network, the Abwehr. He wasn’t just collecting secrets about Pearl Harbor; he was the link in a chain that connected Nazi Germany to their Japanese allies.

Someone had silenced Von der Osten.

Before the FBI could piece it together, a flamboyant, womanizing double agent emerged from the shadows to replace von der Osten. He carried a warning foretelling an attack that would change history and inspire the creation of the world’s most famous spy: James Bond, Agent 007.