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Ms. Ohr. Sorry?
Mr. Jordan. Walk me through the clients you did contract
work for. Was this U.S. Government?
Ms. Ohr. U.S. Government.
Mr. Jordan. Various agencies in the United States
Government.
Ms. Ohr. Yes.
Mr. Jordan. Tell me the agencies?
Mr. Berman. I’m not sure how to address this. I’m not sure
what the U.S. Government agencies’ positions are, given various
agreements she signed as parts of her independent contracting
relationships. So she’s willing to answer questions, I just don’t
know — don’t want to put her at risk of violating employment
agreements she had at the time, especially with U.S. Government
agencies.
Mr. Jordan. Is it fair to say you worked with some of the
intelligence-based agencies in the United States Government.
Ms. Ohr. Yes.
Mr. Jordan. Did you work for the CIA?
Mr. Berman. Again, I would raise the same concerns, sir, if
we’re going to get into specifics.
Mr. Jordan. Okay. And for how long did you do that and how
many different contracts did you have?
Ms. Ohr. Starting in 2000, I did some part-time contracting
for Mitre, which is a contract —
Mitre! Company front company! Hilarious.
This... from long before-— when Mitre paid E. German hackers phone bills automatically: “The Cuckoo’s Egg” Author: Clifford Stoll— an astronomy grad student/teacher moonlighting to keep his grants— the guy who found the hackers.
Uncovered in 1989, a group of German (East) hackers trying to break into Lawrence Berkeley’s computer system (who thought it was Berkeley nuke labs, but it was.. Astronomy’s!). Great read— absolutely true story. Counterintel came in eventually. With the help of Tymnet, he eventually tracked the intrusion to a call center at MITRE, a “defense contractor” (yeah, right) in McLean, Virginia. (front company— another fake- still in business apparently) who was paying their long distance phone bills automatically for their hacking.
Here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cuckoo%27s_Egg
So- is Mrs. Ohr’s testimony now available? Did they ever ask her why- in the middle of DC she would apply for a Ham Radio license?-— Were they buying a boat for a radio? Or did idiot “radiomen” like Brennan and Clapper think they could evade surveill with a ham radio.