sentences:  Nosenko's case officer was Tennent H. "Pete" Bagley, both when they first met in Geneva in 1962 and subsequently when he defected in 1964.Bagley, subsequently chief of counterintelligence for the Soviet Russia ("SR") Division and Division Deputy Director, wrote a book that was substantially about the Nosenko case.In response to Bagley's book, other members of the intelligence community have re-examined the Nosenko case and repeated Bagley's concerns.