TY - BOOK ED - Federal Bureau of Investigation (United States). TI - Game of Pawns: the Glenn Duffie Shriver Story AV - UB271 .U5 G36 2014 PY - 2014///] CY - Quantico, Virginia PB - FBI Academy TV Studios / Rocket Media Group KW - Shriver,Glenn Duffie KW - United States KW - Federal Bureau of Investigation KW - Local KW - Espionage KW - Cases KW - Spies KW - 20th century KW - American students KW - Recruiting KW - China KW - Students KW - Political crimes and offenses KW - Investigation KW - Foreign study KW - College students N1 - [Released April 14, 2014] Based on a true story; Special features: Excerpts from the prison cell interview with the real Glenn Duffie Shriver; Directed by Tom Feliu ; Written by Sean Paul Murphy ; Director of photography, Johnny St. Ours ; Producer Skip Coblyn; Featuring Josh Murray, Alice Lao, and Stan Kang, Al Twanmo, James Whalen, Dean Campbell, Paul Webster, Kevin Jiggetts, and Ron Heneghan; Featuring Josh Murray, Alice Lao, and Stan Kang, Al Twanmo, James Whalen, Dean Campbell, Paul Webster, Kevin Jiggetts, and Ron Heneghan N2 - There's an ancient Chinese proverb: Life is like a game of chess, changing with each move. Glenn Duffie Shriver's first big move was the dream of a lifetime: a study abroad year in Shanghai, China. But, his year overseas would, eventually, lead him down a treacherous path. After answering a work-for-hire ad in an online college newspaper, Shriver is befriended by three Chinese intelligence officers. What first seems like an innocent offer of friendship and a 'free" scholarship ends in a life-altering prison term for conspiracy to commit espionage against the United States. Based on a true story, Game of Pawns is a call for vigilance to the nearly 260,000 American students studying abroad. For most students, a year abroad is one of the most rewarding aspects of the college experience - an opportunity to enjoy enriching scholarship and an exchange of ideas by living and studying in a different country. But, these programs are also ripe for intelligence services to actively recruit unsuspecting students ER -