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Jonathan and Diana Toebbe seemed like an ordinary suburban couple, but the F.B.I. said they were would-be spies — and sloppy ones.

A US nuclear engineer and his wife appeared in court Tuesday days after their arrest for trying to sell submarine secrets for $5 million, as speculation persisted on which country was the targeted buyer.

Federal prosecutors said Monday that they are seeking pre-trial detention for an Annapolis, Md.-based Navy nuclear engineer and his wife who are facing espionage charges in the sale of military secrets to people who they thought were representatives of a foreign country.

The wife of a Navy submarine engineer is a leftist but also organized to get a babysitter to carry out her husbands last secret drop of stolen intelligence before being caught by the FBI

A nuclear engineer for the U.S. Navy and his wife, accused of 'espionage-related crime,' appeared in court Tuesday.

Spies? Them? That seems to be the general reaction from those who know Jonathan and Diana Toebbe of Annapolis, Maryland, the very model of a suburban couple with two kids. Jonathan...

A neighbor of the couple accused of selling U.S. secrets said Jonathan and Diane Toebbe "didn't talk to anybody" and called their arrest a "big shock" for the community.

Couple accused of selling US nuclear secrets appears in court

WASHINGTON — On July 28, Diana Toebbe posted a Facebook message looking for a babysitter to take care of her children early on the coming Saturday morning for five to six hours.

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