Woke Couple Busted by FBI for Selling
Submarine Secrets
Posted By: Dreadnought, 10/12/2021 6:19:16 PM
It looks like an episode of “The Americans“: A couple of spies with two kids working near Washington, D.C. The FBI arrested a married couple from Annapolis, Maryland, for selling submarine secrets to an undercover agent for almost a year. Diana and Jonathan Toebbe were charged with “conspiracy to communicate restricted data.” They are looking at spending the rest of their lives in the hoosegow. Jonathan Toebbe hid data cards in things such as chewing gum and Band-Aid wrappers, as well as a peanut butter sandwich. His wife Diana was reportedly his “lookout.” They would drop data cards off for the person they thought was a foreign agent.
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It looks like an episode of “The Americans“: A couple of spies with two kids working near Washington, D.C.
The FBI arrested a married couple from Annapolis, Maryland, for selling submarine secrets to an undercover agent for almost a year.
Diana and Jonathan Toebbe were charged with “conspiracy to communicate restricted data.” They are looking at spending the rest of their lives in the hoosegow.
Jonathan Toebbe hid data cards in things such as chewing gum and Band-Aid wrappers, as well as a peanut butter sandwich. His wife Diana was reportedly his “lookout.” They would drop data cards off for the person they thought was a foreign agent.
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Obama set to stump for McAuliffe in Virginia
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