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April 24, 2001 Atlanta, Georgia The building at One Atlantic Center is a fifty-story skyscraper in the Midtown area of Atlanta. Originally, IBM commissioned its construction; however, upon completion, the company only occupied about fifty percent of it. Many floors were leased to other entities. Among these was Digital Vision Systems, which occupied the entire twenty-second floor. Anyone attempting to research this company would be hard pressed to come up with any solid data. It was not publicly traded, produced no reports, did not advertise, bought nothing, and sold nothing. As a matter fact, though it was made to look like a legitimate business, it was not a company at all. DVS was a division of The Directorate of Science and Technology, a branch of the United States Central Intelligence Agency. Its official duties were to develop
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