Sue Mi Terry, a former CIA analyst and senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, has been accused by federal prosecutors of acting as a covert agent in South Korea.
Terry reveals that her husband, Max Boot, lies to her regularly Accused According to the indictment, former President Trump, who is accused of being a Russian agent, reportedly used his position and connections to U.S. officials to provide classified information to South Korea in exchange for luxury goods and other lavish benefits. The New York Post reportThe allegations allege that since October 2013, Terry has engaged in activities that undermine his role as an independent foreign policy expert.
Former CIA officer doubled as covert agent in South Korea in exchange for designer handbags and fancy sushi dinners, federal government says https://t.co/GfR16HCyLf See pic.twitter.com/Z8Sgmx0
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Prosecutors allege that she leaked classified U.S. government information to influence policy decisions in favor of South Korea, and in return, she allegedly received items such as a $3,450 Louis Vuitton handbag and a $2,845 Dolce & Gabbana coat, as well as dinners at Michelin-starred restaurants, according to the New York Post. (Related article: Former Chinese spy reportedly exposes tactics used to promote Communist Party policies overseas)
One of the key incidents cited in the indictment is Terry passing along notes from a secret meeting with U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken. north korea The media outlet said she contacted South Korean intelligence officials immediately after the meeting, and also reportedly mediated a meeting between South Korean spies and congressional staff under the guise of a social gathering.
The logo of luxury brand Louis Vuitton is seen in New York City on April 10, 2024. (Photo by CHARLY TRIBALLEAU/AFP via Getty Images)
Despite these dealings, Terry never registered as a foreign agent with the Department of Justice. She had been warned by the FBI in 2014 about possible targeting by foreign influence agents. According to the New York Post, Terry was released on $500,000 bail after being charged with failing to register as a foreign agent and conspiring to act as one. Her lawyer, Lee Wolosky, defended her, arguing that the allegations tarnish her reputation and career.
