Posted on Apr 1, 2022
NSA employee federally indicted on charges he shared U.S. defense secrets
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Prosecutors with the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Maryland announced Thursday that they have indicted a National Security Agency employee for allegedly sharing classified national defense secrets with a person working at a private company.
Mark Unkenholz of Hanover is charged with 13 counts of willfully transmitting classified materials and 13 counts of willfully storing classified materials in a place they aren’t meant to be. Prosecutors say Unkenholz, 60, used his personal email address on 13 separate occasions to send information classified as SECRET and TOP SECRET to a woman working for an unnamed company.
Mark Unkenholz of Hanover is charged with 13 counts of willfully transmitting classified materials and 13 counts of willfully storing classified materials in a place they aren’t meant to be. Prosecutors say Unkenholz, 60, used his personal email address on 13 separate occasions to send information classified as SECRET and TOP SECRET to a woman working for an unnamed company.
NSA employee federally indicted on charges he shared U.S. defense secrets
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What a foolish old man, the article isn't detailed enough. Does the woman work for company in China? Was he getting paid or was he being compensated in other ways? Anyway at 60 he's not going to survive prison.
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SrA John Monette
There are a lot of questions that cannot be answered at the present time. I'm sure the investigation is still ongoing.
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SGT Mary G.
The lack of pertinent details in reporting leaves too much open for speculation. It happens too much. If we are lucky, broadcast reporters do NOT speculate! When they do their speculating is too often considered to be factual. Look at the problems that type of reporting about covid caused! If only broadcast journalists would simply say something like: we do not yet know more details.
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