Posted on 03/17/2025 2:17:01 PM PDT by rdl6989
WASHINGTON, March 17 (Yonhap) -- A U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) laboratory contractor employee was terminated after attempting to board a flight to South Korea with export controlled information on nuclear reactor design software, a report showed Monday.
Idaho National Laboratory (INL) terminated the person during the reporting period from Oct. 1, 2023 through March 31 last year, the DOE Office of the Inspector General (OIG)'s report to Congress said, as questions persist over why South Korea was placed in the lowest category of the DOE's "Sensitive and Other Designated Countries List (SCL)" in early January.
The information in question is proprietary nuclear reactor design software owned by INL. The OIG conducted a search of the employee's government email and chat history showing the employee's knowledge of export control restrictions and communications with a foreign government, according to the report.
(Excerpt) Read more at en.yna.co.kr ...
Yardarm & piano wire for a tune up.
odd how they go out of their way to avoid naming the spy.
Yes, very strange.
He needs to be terminated terminated.
Bets on a Chinese name?
We jokingly referenced to the tech transfer as ten Koreans lined up at a Xerox machine.
I then went to Korea and for the first few morning while there and reading manuals a nice Korean coworker would come over and ask if I would like a "copy".zz I always said no thank you,
After a while I found out he was asking if I wanted a "kopi"¹
I’d say very good odds.
you know, that’s both funny and sad at the same time, funny because of the misunderstanding, sad because you didn’t get a well-deserved “kopi” ...
Probably North Korean.
Not jailed?
“Years ago the company I worked for sold several reactors and a tech transfer to South Korea”
There were supercomputers sold to North Korea during the Clinton administration that were sent for agricultural purposes that got upgraded from comercial grade turnout to weapons grade level. The secretary of commerce, Ron Brown said he was going to go public with this information to the Clintons and the next day when he left, his plane crashed. I personally watched the autopsy results hearing and it was determined that he had died of a beveled hole in his skull that can only be caused by a drill or a gunshot. The autopsy was terminted and a new results sheet was presented about a week later.
https://www.spokesman.com/stories/1997/dec/05/army-examiner-disputes-results-from-autopsy-on/
wy69
The second week we all went out partying and karaoke.
I 5hink they planned it for that night since the next day was all-hands training.
As I sat alone in thee large group room, the manager came over and asked if I wanted some tea.
We went over to his office and his secretary fixed us tea and snacks.
As we sat, he said, “Mr. Xxxxxx, If you would like to sleep, please use my office.”
“I personally watched the autopsy results hearing and it was determined that he had died of a beveled hole in his skull that can only be caused by a drill or a gunshot. “
There was no autopsy.
Nothing on any other of my ‘news’ sites on this theft.
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“There was no autopsy”
In a television program I was watching in a college entertainment area I watched doctors that were representing the military comment on the appearance of the head wound and that it resembled either a gunshot or a drill. The show was blacked out and came back later in the week with no talk of the head wound.
the wound was identified by experts from the military as a gun shot wound. This was supported by the media:
“The wound, which was documented and photographed in a medical examination at Dover, Del., was “as close to a perfectly
circular hole as you can get” in the skull, he said. The fact that the hole was “inwardly beveling” — bigger on the inside of the skull — is also consistent with a gunshot entry wound.”
wy69
terminated? how about arrested tried and convicted of treason in a military court
Cogswell: Whether it's a bullet or something else, we don't know.
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