Federal prosecutors in the United States say an American citizen has been arrested on charges of spying for Iraq. An indictment presented to a court in New York on Thursday accuses Susan Lindauer of acting as a spy for intelligence services and engaging in prohibited financial transactions with the government of Saddam Hussein, the former leader of Iraq. Prosecutors state that Ms. Lindauer visited the Iraqi mission at the United Nations several times between October 1999 and March 2002 and met with members of the Iraqi intelligence service. According to an Associated Press report, the accused is 41 years old and lives in Takoma Park, Maryland, in the suburbs of Washington, D.C.
An American Citizen Arrested on Charges of Spying for Iraq - 2004-03-11
Susan Lindauer, a 41-year-old American citizen, has been arrested for allegedly spying for Iraq and engaging in illegal financial dealings with Saddam Hussein's government. This case highlights concerns over espionage and foreign influence in the U.S. during a time of heightened tensions with Iraq.
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American citizen Susan Lindauer arrested for spying for Iraq.
- Federal prosecutors arrest Susan Lindauer
- Federal prosecutors indict Susan Lindauer
- Susan Lindauer engage Iraqi intelligence service
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The arrest of Susan Lindauer illustrates the complexities of U.S. intelligence operations.
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