William H. Webster, Ex-FBI, CIA Director, Dies at 101

William H. Webster, who used to be in charge of both the FBI and the CIA, has passed away at the age of 101.

He was the only person ever to lead both of these important agencies, which fight crime and gather intelligence.

People liked him because he was honest and good at solving problems.

He became the head of the FBI and CIA to fix problems of spying and corruption.

He later faced some challenges, like when he was part of a group that checked up on companies.

His work helped to shape these agencies.