Gareth Williams crammed his life with secrets - in and out of work.
The 31-year-old excelled as a spy, producing "world-class" codebreaking intelligence for MI6 and the GCHQ eavesdropping station.
Colleagues, friends, family and police queued up to pay tribute to his extraordinary ability, which saw him land a first-class mathematics degree at 17.
But the teetotal fitness enthusiast lived a solitary personal life that was dramatically removed from the world of espionage.
Police, who painstakingly pieced together his unlikely interests, discovered a fiercely private bachelor fascinated by women's clothes and drag queen culture.
He enrolled on a fashion course and collected 20,000 of unworn designer women's clothing at his pristinely tidy flat, including 26 pairs of women's shoes designed by Christian Louboutin, Stella McCartney, Christian Dior and Chloe.
Small and medium-sized dresses were also hung up in pristine condition wrapped in tissue paper in his wardrobes along with women's wigs, including one Mr Williams had bought on a recent trip to Las Vegas.
Internet searches by Mr Williams and a video taken on his Apple iPhone suggested he wore the shoes.
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