
FBI Offers Reward for Ex-US Air Force Agent Accused of Spying for Iran
The FBI has offered a $200,000 reward for information leading to the capture of Monica Elfriede Witt, a former US Air Force intelligence specialist accused of defecting to Iran and spying for the country. Witt is charged with providing classified information to Iran.
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Read full article →FBI offers $200K reward for former Air Force intelligence agent accused of spying for Iran
FBI offers $200,000 reward for former U.S. counterintelligence agent Monica Witt, indicted on espionage charges for allegedly aiding Iran's regime.
Read full article →FBI offers $200,000 for information on former Air Force intelligence specialist charged with spying for Iran - CNN
FBI offers $200,000 for information on former Air Force intelligence specialist charged with spying for Iran CNN
Read full article →FBI offers $200,000 for information on former Air Force intelligence specialist charged with spying for Iran
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