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  • Former FBI Agent Accused Of Leaking Info (to Hezbollah sympathizers)

    11/13/2007 12:03:35 PM PST · by RDTF · 73 replies · 108+ views
    cbs ^ | Nov 13, 2007 | not specified
    Woman Expected To Plead Guilty To Disclosing Unauthorized Info To Hezbollah Sympathizers (CBS) A woman who previously worked as an FBI agent and a CIA analyst is expected to plead guilty to charges she disclosed unauthorized information to people outside the government, CBS News has learned. Sources say the woman, from Lebanon, entered the United States on a student visa and earned citizenship through a sham marriage. While officials say there is no evidence of actual espionage and no evidence that she was working as a spy, she is accused of passing information to sympathizers of Hezbollah, a group the...
  • President of Voting Machine Company Smartmatic Indicted on Money Laundering, Bribery Charges

    08/09/2024 5:14:32 AM PDT · by Sam77 · 11 replies
    The Daily Fetched ^ | 9 August 2024 | Jason Walsh
    The president of voting machine company Smartmatic, Roger Piñate, has been indicted by a federal grand jury on bribery and money-laundering charges in order to get election contracts in the Philippines. Smartmatic was founded in 2000, and its voting machines have been used in elections in Venezuela and the Philippines. According to the Miami Herald, Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez chose Smartmatic to replace the country’s previous machines in 2004.