She should have spent more time watching prison movies, instead of pumping iron, if she was planning on sharing classified info with the press.
I doubt this was her first time sharing info. She was reported to have inserted a USB drive into a classified computer before she left the Air Force, and of course that drive is now missing. Probably in the hands of our enemies. How she was allowed to leave the Air Force without having to turn it over, and without facing any discipline is beyond me. She obviously got an honorable discharge, but there's got to be a story behind all of it.
The problem with criminals, all of them, is that they get sloppy in their work. The longer they go without getting caught, the more arrogant and carless they become. They get to believe that they won't get caught, but sooner or later, it catches up with them.
Posted from an earlier thread:
I think there is more here than meets the eye. Let’s say someone had some type of derogatory information they wanted to release to the press but no one knows who you are so no one would take you as credible or believable. So, you steal some info from the military and leak it as she did, you get caught, admit that you did it, get nationwide notoriety. Now all of a sudden you are in the spotlight and everyone is listening. That is probably why bail is/was denied so she could not get access to that thumb drive. As I said, more here than meets the eye.