Original sentence: Frank Wisner committed suicide using one of his son's shotguns.Instead, he was sent to England
Edited sentence: "   From this sprung Operation Bloodstone, in which Wisner enlisted a number of Nazi SS veterans contacts from his WWII and postwar days spent in Germany, many of them war criminals, and placed them in key positions including founders of West German intelligence services, CIA-paid advisers, and even orchestrating client regimes in Iraq, Egypt, Syria, and Saudi Arabia where their experience in organizing paramilitary secret police forces and application of coercive interrogation techniques from their days as Gestapo soon made them invaluable CIA assets in the ensuing Cold War."By the early 1950s, Wisner ‘owned’ respected members of the New York Times, Newsweek, CBS and other communications vehicles.According to biographer Deborah Davis, in the biography of Katherine the Great:.He was given a hero's burial at National Cathedral in Arlington, Virginia[].Instead, he was sent to England while the CIA began preparing to put him out to pasture by easing him from his responsibilities; his files were reviewed then promptly burned as "the ramblings of a madman"[].Late in October of 1965, Frank Wisner drove to his Maryland Eastern Shore retreat before he blew his head off with a shotgun in an apparent suicide