Emails That Touched Off Scandal Described CIA Director's Movements
(Reuters) - Anonymous harassing emails that Tampa socialite Jill Kelley turned over to the (shirtless FBI agent) contained information about the movements and whereabouts of CIA Director David Petraeus which was not publicly available, a law enforcement source told Reuters-
The fact that the emails' author - later determined to be Petraeus' mistress Paula Broadwell - knew confidential information about the CIA chief's activities was one of the main reasons the FBI felt compelled to launch an in-depth investigation into their origin and motivation, the source said. The emails, which a second law enforcement source said included warnings to Kelley, a family friend of Petraeus, that the writer knew "what you were doing,"were sent to Kelley by a sender who used several fake email addresses.Disturbed that the anonymous emailer had confidential information about Petraeus' whereabouts, the FBI obtained an administrative subpoena empowering them to examine the email accounts from which the messages were sent to discover the sender's identity, one of the sources said. Armed with the subpoena, investigators learned that the harassing messages were sent to Jill Kelley,the self appointed
Macdill AFB "Social Liaison", by Broadwell, who had since been dumped by Petraeus. Upon further investigation of Broadwell and her email accounts, investigators discovered additional emails implicating the CIA director and Broadwell in an extra-marital affair, the two sources said.
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(Reuters) - Anonymous harassing emails that Tampa socialite Jill Kelley turned over to the (shirtless FBI agent) contained information about the movements and whereabouts of CIA Director David Petraeus which was not publicly available, a law enforcement source told Reuters-
The fact that the emails' author - later determined to be Petraeus' mistress Paula Broadwell - knew confidential information about the CIA chief's activities was one of the main reasons the FBI felt compelled to launch an in-depth investigation into their origin and motivation, the source said. The emails, which a second law enforcement source said included warnings to Kelley, a family friend of Petraeus, that the writer knew "what you were doing,"were sent to Kelley by a sender who used several fake email addresses.Disturbed that the anonymous emailer had confidential information about Petraeus' whereabouts, the FBI obtained an administrative subpoena empowering them to examine the email accounts from which the messages were sent to discover the sender's identity, one of the sources said. Armed with the subpoena, investigators learned that the harassing messages were sent to Jill Kelley,the self appointed
Macdill AFB "Social Liaison", by Broadwell, who had since been dumped by Petraeus. Upon further investigation of Broadwell and her email accounts, investigators discovered additional emails implicating the CIA director and Broadwell in an extra-marital affair, the two sources said.
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