Leaker Busted

[Sparko]

On Good Morning America, ABC's chief investigative correspondent Brian Ross reported that

"[She] told her family she would hide her real thoughts by playing the role of a pretty white cute girl who would braid her hair and cry. And prosecutors said she claimed to have actually coached her parents in the phone calls to play the sympathy card."

Similarly over on CBS This Morning they reported that



Meanwhile, far left actress/comedienne Rosie O'Donnell is calling her a "brave young patriot" and has contributed $1000 to her GoFundMe campaign: http://www.theblaze.com/news/2017/06...eality-winner/

woah she has $30K in her gofundme acct already. That should buy a lot of cigarettes and favors in prison.

[RumTumTugger]

She has been denied bail:

Source: Accused NSA leaker wanted to �burn the White House down�

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also from that same article.

Prosecutors warned U.S. Magistrate Judge Brian Epps that Winner might have more stolen secrets. Solari said investigators have learned Winner inserted a portable hard drive in a top-secret Air Force computer before she left the military last year.

I don't know what country she is a patriot of but it is not America. She was a danger to America and American citizens and i"m for one am glad she is no longer a threat.

still waiting for Starlight to do his homework and come here to admit he was wrong.

[One Bad Pig]

also from that same article.

Prosecutors warned U.S. Magistrate Judge Brian Epps that Winner might have more stolen secrets. Solari said investigators have learned Winner inserted a portable hard drive in a top-secret Air Force computer before she left the military last year.

I don't know what country she is a patriot of but it is not America. She was a danger to America and American citizens and i"m for one am glad she is no longer a threat.

still waiting for Starlight to do his homework and come here to admit he was wrong.

I'm sorta surprised that was even possible. Windows can be locked down to prevent that.

[RumTumTugger]

I'm sorta surprised that was even possible. Windows can be locked down to prevent that.

This Leaker may be the tip of the iceberg?

[One Bad Pig]

This Leaker may be the tip of the iceberg?

Meh. This leaker ain't nothing compared to, e.g., Snowden. At this point, I'm flummoxed how she managed to get the job in the first place.

[Bill the Cat]

Meh. This leaker ain't nothing compared to, e.g., Snowden. At this point, I'm flummoxed how she managed to get the job in the first place.

Unfortunately, background checks are so far behind now because of budget cuts to the DoD and other Agencies under Obama, that they are having to grant clearances based on less-than-thorough investigations.

[Bill the Cat]

I'm sorta surprised that was even possible. Windows can be locked down to prevent that.

Lazy implementation usually is the culprit in these cases.

[One Bad Pig]

Lazy implementation usually is the culprit in these cases.

It's sad that my law firm has stronger file security than a contractor with access to top secret information.

[Bill the Cat]

It's sad that my law firm has stronger file security than a contractor with access to top secret information.

The stories I could tell you...

[Meh Gerbil]

It's sad that my law firm has stronger file security than a contractor with access to top secret information.

That is because when a private firm messes up people go to jail.
When the government messes up there are investigations until everyone forgets about the crime.

[Bill the Cat]

That is because when a private firm messes up people go to jail.
When the government messes up there are investigations until everyone forgets about the crime.

Yup. That's pretty much it. We had 2 guys get caught on VIDEO stealing from our warehouse. They were warned in advance about a search of their homes, and the stolen materials mysteriously appeared the day before the search in a warehouse on post. Everything was dropped and both got PROMOTED. I kid you not. Sometimes, I hate who I work for.

[Sparko]

It's sad that my law firm has stronger file security than a contractor with access to top secret information.

I was thinking the same thing