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Wife of Maryland nuclear engineer pleads guilty to espionage - Vimarsana News

Wife of Maryland nuclear engineer pleads guilty to espionage

The plea deal comes just days after her husband, Jonathan Toebbe, pleaded guilty to the same espionage-related offense on Monday.

Ex-Navy engineer pleads guilty to trying to sell nuclear secrets - Vimarsana News

Ex-Navy engineer pleads guilty to trying to sell nuclear secrets

A former Navy nuclear engineer pleaded guilty in federal court in West Virginia to conspiring to communicate restricted data.

Engineer who used peanut butter sandwich to try to sell nuclear secrets pleads guilty - Vimarsana News

Engineer who used peanut butter sandwich to try to sell nuclear secrets pleads guilty

The nuclear engineer accused of trying to sell nuclear submarine secrets hidden inside peanut butter sandwiches pleaded guilty to a conspiracy charge that will put him behind bars for up to 17 years.

Navy nuclear engineer pleads guilty to conspiracy count in scheme to sell US naval secrets to a foreign country - Vimarsana News

Navy nuclear engineer pleads guilty to conspiracy count in scheme to sell US naval secrets to a foreign country

By Jessica Schneider, CNN US Navy nuclear engineer Jonathan Toebbe pleaded guilty to one felony count in federal court Monday afternoon, four months after

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Jonathan Toebbe, U.S. Navy nuclear engineer, admits to spying in submarine case - Vimarsana News

Jonathan Toebbe, U.S. Navy nuclear engineer, admits to spying in submarine case

As a Navy nuclear engineer, Jonathan Toebbe was entrusted with some of the nation's most closely guarded secrets. But now the Annapolis resident will likely spend at least a dozen years behind bars after admitting he tried to sell key technical information about U.S. submarines to a foreign country.