Will this man be the most infamous former KFSH employee? He "served" as Head of Investigations, in Security, for approximately three years, 1981-84, and after a lengthy investigation of KFSH by a Royal Commission, was deported under Royal Order. He was nominated to be Director of Homeland Security by President George W. Bush in 2004 - a truly frightening prospect for Americans, and non-Americans alike. His name was eventually withdrawn. Below is Kerik's "mug shot," compliments of Wikipedia, after his arrest in 2006. On November 09, 2007 he was indicted for crimes carrying a maximum penalty in prison of 162 years. He is innocent until proven guilty.