[angkor]

In 1991, after his first marriage — to his college sweetheart — ended, he married a Russian woman he met while posted in the former U.S.S.R. Despite initial suspicions that the translating service she worked for was being used by the Soviets to gather intelligence through "attempted sexual compromise," he satisfied himself that "this did not appear to be the case." He dismisses as "a form of harassment" what he says is an ongoing FBI probe of his wife based on allegations that she was a KGB spy.

Time Magazine
Sep. 23, 2002/Vol. 160 No. 13

OK, it's sourced from Slime Magazine, but there you have it.

[mass55th]

Hmmm. Marine. Based in Soviet Union and marries Soviet citizen. Comes back to U.S.

Sounds like another Lee Harvey Oswald to me.

[Howlin]

He satisifed himself? I wonder if somebody else looked into it!

[cyncooper]

he married a Russian woman he met while posted in the former U.S.S.R. Despite initial suspicions that the translating service she worked for was being used by the Soviets to gather intelligence through "attempted sexual compromise," he satisfied himself that "this did not appear to be the case."

I wonder how he met his wife, exactly...

[TLBSHOW]

Traprock Peace Center had referred the school to
Scott Ritter's agent, Lisa Bransdorf,

who handles arrangements for all school and univeristy events.

She may be reached at 1-800-326-4211.

http://traprockpeace.org/recorder101602.html

[DAnconia55]

ended, he married a Russian woman he met while posted in the former U.S.S.R. Despite initial suspicions that the translating service she worked for was being used by the Soviets to gather intelligence through "attempted sexual compromise," he satisfied himself that "this did not appear to be the case." He dismisses as "a form of harassment" what he says is an ongoing FBI probe of his wife based on allegations that she was a KGB spy.

Perhaps his wife turned him.