From The Christian Science Monitor:
Kendall and Gwendolyn Myers were recruited from academia by Fidel Castro's intelligence service - one of the best in the world.
A retired State Department official — aided by a top security clearance, a shortwave radio, and his wife — passed on secret information to the Cuban Intelligence Service for nearly three decades.
That’s the gist of a grand jury indictment unsealed by federal prosecutors on Friday. The State Department is still working on a damage assessment, but federal prosecutor David Kris describes the alleged spy activity as “incredibly serious.”
The arrest of Kendall Myers and his wife, Gwendolyn Steingraber Myers, is the latest in a series of high-profile Cuban spying cases. This latest federal indictment, the result of a three-year joint investigation by the FBI and State Department, came just days after Cuba accepted a US offer to renew talks on immigration.
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Accused spy's lecture raised flags -- Washington Times
Son of privilege accused of spying for Cuba -- San Francisco Chronicle
A Slow Burn Becomes a Raging Fire -- Washington Post
Fidel Castro's 'spies' used supermarket trolleys as tools of trade -- The Telegraph
American grandees ‘were thrilled to spy for Castro’ -- Times Online
Agents' stories have intrigue of spy novels -- Miami Herald
That’s the gist of a grand jury indictment unsealed by federal prosecutors on Friday. The State Department is still working on a damage assessment, but federal prosecutor David Kris describes the alleged spy activity as “incredibly serious.”
The arrest of Kendall Myers and his wife, Gwendolyn Steingraber Myers, is the latest in a series of high-profile Cuban spying cases. This latest federal indictment, the result of a three-year joint investigation by the FBI and State Department, came just days after Cuba accepted a US offer to renew talks on immigration.
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More News On The Latest Cuban - U.S. Espionage Story
Accused spy's lecture raised flags -- Washington Times
Son of privilege accused of spying for Cuba -- San Francisco Chronicle
A Slow Burn Becomes a Raging Fire -- Washington Post
Fidel Castro's 'spies' used supermarket trolleys as tools of trade -- The Telegraph
American grandees ‘were thrilled to spy for Castro’ -- Times Online
Agents' stories have intrigue of spy novels -- Miami Herald
More News On The Latest Cuban - U.S. Espionage Story
Accused spy's lecture raised flags -- Washington Times
Son of privilege accused of spying for Cuba -- San Francisco Chronicle
A Slow Burn Becomes a Raging Fire -- Washington Post
Fidel Castro's 'spies' used supermarket trolleys as tools of trade -- The Telegraph
American grandees ‘were thrilled to spy for Castro’ -- Times Online
Agents' stories have intrigue of spy novels -- Miami Herald
Spy Charges May Complicate Obama's Efforts to Engage Cuba -- FOX News
Fidel Castro calls U.S. spy case ridiculous -- Reuters
Castro questions timing of Cuban spy arrests -- AP
Martinez: Postpone Cuba talks -- Politico