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MARCH 11, 2004 : (ARREST OF SUSAN LINDHAUER - See SPIES FOR IRAQ) Yesterday’s [March 11, 2004] arrest of Lindauer was based on an indictment filed in U.S. District Court in Manhattan and alleges Lindauer made multiple visits from October 1999 through March 2002 to the Iraqi Mission to the United Nations in Manhattan.
Lindauer allegedly met there with several members of the Iraqi Intelligence Service, the foreign intelligence arm of the government of Iraq that allegedly has played a role in several terrorist operations, including the attempted assassination of former President George H.W. Bush.
The [March 11, 2004] indictment states Lindauer accepted payments from the Iraqis for her services and expenses amounting to a total of $10,000, including $5,000 she received during a trip to Baghdad in early 2002.
Lindauer is also accused of meeting twice with an undercover FBI agent who posed as a Libyan intelligence representative who was seeking to support resistance groups in postwar Iraq. Lindauer allegedly discussed the need for plans and foreign resources to support the groups. ———— “Alleged spy for Iraq gave Lockerbie deposition,Former Democrat congressional aide was at center of CIA controversy” By Sherrie Gossett, WorldNetDaily.com, Friday, March 12, 2004
MARCH 11, 2004 Thursday : (TAKOMA PARK, MARYLAND : SUSAN LINDHAUER IS ARRESTED - See IRAQ, LIBYA) Lindauer, 41, was arrested in her hometown of Takoma Park, Md. She made a brief court appearance in Baltimore yesterday [March 11, 2004 Thursday], where lawyers argued over whether she should be granted bail, AP reported
I’m an anti-war activist and I’m innocent,” Lindauer told WBAL-TV outside the Baltimore FBI office. “I did more to stop terrorism in this country than anybody else. I have done good things for this country. I worked to get weapons inspectors back to Iraq when everyone else said it was impossible.” ———— “Alleged spy for Iraq gave Lockerbie deposition,Former Democrat congressional aide was at center of CIA controversy” By Sherrie Gossett, WorldNetDaily.com, Friday, March 12, 2004