Iran Says There's A Missing Persons Case Into Former FBI Agent

The transcript discusses the disappearance of former FBI agent Robert Levinson, who went missing in Iran in 2007. Iran has acknowledged an ongoing case involving Levinson in its courts, typically handling espionage and other serious charges. However, Iran's Foreign Ministry states there is no judicial case against him. The US has offered a $20 million reward for information, claiming Levinson was taken hostage by Iran, though Iranian officials deny knowledge of his whereabouts. The date of Iran's filing to the UN remains unclear.

What year did Robert Levinson go missing during his visit to Iran?

• 2015

• 2010

• 2007

• 2005

Which court in Tehran is involved in the case related to Levinson?

• Family Court

• Supreme Court

• Civil Court

• Revolutionary Court

What types of cases does the Revolutionary Court typically handle?

• Property disputes

• Traffic violations

• Tax evasion

• Espionage and smuggling

What did Iran's foreign ministry clarify about Levinson's case?

• He is a diplomat

• There is no judicial or criminal case against him

• He is a wanted criminal

• He has a criminal case in Iran

How much is the total reward offered by the U.S. for information on Levinson?

• $5 million

• $25 million

• $10 million

• $15 million