Paul Marcinkus: the Vatican banker who outfoxed the CIA, mafia and investigators

Paul Marcinkus, nicknamed "God's Gorilla," oversaw secret transfers of millions of dollars to Poland's Solidarity movement, backed by the CIA and Opus Dei. As head of the Vatican bank IOR, he was a central figure linking the Holy See, American intelligence and Spanish ultra-Catholics. His story intertwines high politics, covert finance and personal scandal.