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Theyll be indicted or what is the purpose of an investigation like this one? >> yeah, it certainly started as a counterintelligence investigation and its likely continuing as such parallel to what is now the criminal prosecution and this violation, the foreign agents registration act, is within the fbi worked by the counterintelligence division. now, there may be partnered prosecutors and agents from public corruption, and we should pay close attention to that, because one of the angles im sure ...

Kendra Kingsbury of the FBIs Kansas City division allegedly took classified documents, including some related to al-Qaeda, and kept it at home.

Ohio professor sentenced for trying to use NIH funds as ‘illicit gift’ to China Jami Ganz An Ohio researcher and professor of rheumatology will serve three years in prison for trying to scam the National Institute of Health out of millions to benefit China’s approach to rheumatology and immunology. Song Guo Zheng, 58, has been sentenced to 37 months behind bars after pleading guilty in November to lying on applications to use roughly $4.1 million in NIH grants “to develo...

Arizona’s top election official is urging the county to discard audited voting machines over security concerns.

FBI Employee Indicted Over Illegal Document Removal An employee of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has been accused of stealing classified information and national security documents from her workplace and keeping them at home.  Intelligence analyst Kendra Kingsbury of the FBIs Kansas City Division was charged in a two-count indictment returned under seal by a federal grand jury in Kansas City, Missouri, on Tuesday, May 18. The federal indictment alleges that 48-year-old Kingsbury ...

‘The breadth and depth of classified national security information retained by the defendant for more than a decade is simply astonishing’

minute read Share this article: An FBI employee allegedly made off with top-secret documents, keeping them in her home for more than a decade. An FBI analyst with top-secret security clearance illegally squirreled away national-security documents related to Osama bin Laden, al-Qaeda, cybersecurity and more in her home for years, the feds say. Kendra Kingsbury, who was working in the FBI’s Kansas City Division until being put on leave in December 2017, has been indicted by a feder...

FBI Employee Indicted for Illegally Removing National Security Documents, Taking Material to Her Home Details Written by IVN Kansas City, Missouri - An employee of the FBI’s Kansas City Division has been indicted by a federal grand jury for illegally removing numerous national security documents that were found in her home. Kendra Kingsbury, 48, of Dodge City, Kansas, was charged in a two-count indictment returned under seal by a federal grand jury in Kansas City, ...

Kendra Kingsbury, a former intelligence analyst for the FBI, has been arrested on charges she illegally removed and retained sensitive government material throughout the course of her career.

Kendra Kinsbury is accused of taking materials that described intelligence sources and methods, cyber threats and other highly sensitive matters.