The Department of Justice has charged a former Air Force intelligence specialist with spying on behalf of Iran, according to a grand jury indictment unsealed Wednesday.
Monica Elfriede Witt, 39, who served in the Air Force until 2008, when she became a contractor for the Department of Defense, is accused of giving the Iranians code names and the mission of a secret Pentagon program involving U.S. intelligence operations, as well as revealing the identity of a U.S. intelligence officer. She defected to Iran in 2013 after being recruited by the country.
“We believe that Witt still resides in Iran,” a Justice Department official told reporters Wednesday.
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ReplyDeleteSo her private citizen activities occurred during the Obama zone, and were were hidden by his subordinates.
I hope she stays there and feels the full weight of Muslim oppression of women.
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