US Drops Charges Against ex-CIA Analyst
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In a statement, Lee Wolosky, a lawyer for Terry, said she had served her country “loyally for many years” and was pleased with the outcome.
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“We have consistently maintained that her interactions with South Korean officials were conducted in furtherance of US interests and her work as a leading American specialist on North Korea and East Asia,” Wolosky said.
By making the deal, Terry admitted to aiding South Korean intelligence officers in a number of ways, including by providing them her notes from a meeting with the US secretary of state.
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- 14 Oct
In a statement, Lee Wolosky, a lawyer for Terry, said she had served her country “loyally for many years” and was pleased with the outcome.
- 15 Oct
Prosecutors did not offer a detailed explanation in court papers regarding their choice to halt the case, recording only their assessment that the interests of Terry and the U.S. "will be best served by deferring prosecution."
Coverage 4 articles
15 Oct Ex-CIA analyst accused of spying for South Korea escapes trial in stunning DOJ deal
The Independent
14 Oct US halts prosecution of former CIA analyst accused of secretly working for South Korea in exchange for designer goods
New York Post
14 Oct US halts prosecution of former CIA analyst accused of aiding South Korean intelligence
Toronto Star14 Oct US to drop charges against ex-CIA analyst over aid to South Korea
The Straits Times
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