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Where have I heard this before?

Posted by David Hardy · 4 November 2015 05:51 PM

CIA staffer's house is searched, his computers are seized, and he's forced to resign because he (with agency permission) had classified files on a private computer.

"It was 14 months later, this January, when Scudder was told he wouldn't face criminal charges. By then, his CIA career was over. The agency had mounted an internal investigation that determined that Scudder's FOIA request "contained classified titles" of CIA articles and that he had deleted a "TOP SECRET" label from one document, according to a memo from an agency personnel board."

I could swear I'd heard of another government employee who did something like this on a far bigger scale, and one not involving historical documents...

1 Comment | Leave a comment

Roger | November 6, 2015 6:24 AM | Reply

I too have heard of another govt employee with similar but far more egregious actions.
However, THAT govt employee will NEVER see any charges. Perhaps a few underlings will be thrown under the juggernaut bus, but NEVER the soon to be crowned queen.

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