Posted on 04/19/2025 5:41:33 PM PDT by mbrfl
In Sedalia, Missouri, Pittsburgh Corning Corporation operated a low-profile factory making a proprietary insulation material called Foamglas. But when two mysterious visitors from overseas showed up uninvited, what seemed like a minor trespassing incident escalated into a major FBI counterintelligence case.
The plot? A Chinese company, led by CEO Li Huang, attempted to steal trade secrets and replicate the product in China. With help from a brave employee going undercover, the FBI orchestrated a sting operation that exposed the plan — and captured it all on camera.
This is the true story of industrial espionage, international intrigue, and how one U.S. company narrowly avoided disaster.
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The video is approximately 10 minutes long.
Here’s an article with more background on the case.
https://raysemko.com/2012/09/05/two-chinese-nationals-charged-stealing-trade-secrets-missour/
Not to worry, the FBI is on the side of the United States again, so they can divert away from J6 victims and devout Catholics, and start looking for spies again.
FBI was actually looking for white supremacists wearing MAGA hats, and tripped over Chi-com spies.
Now do the Awan brothers.
Chinese spies should be shot dead.
“sting that took place 13 years ago”
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