US soldier pleads guilty to selling secrets to China
US soldier pleads guilty to selling secrets to China
Sgt Korbein Schultz was allegedly paid $42,000 in exchange for dozens of sensitive security data.
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Does $42.000 even buy a Dodge Charger?
27 0 Reply$42 will but a few matchbox cars
5 0 ReplyBase MSRP is 35k
5 0 ReplyAh, so it was worth it.
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Should have ran for president.
14 1 Reply10 0 ReplyI need to get my other BMW back.
Well shit when he puts it that way, double his sentence.
2 0 ReplyIt's not treason if balls don't touch.
1 0 ReplyWas he mistreated in the army?
2 3 ReplyIn one exchange, Sgt Schultz said he "wished he could be Jason Bourne" in reference to the fictional spy character.
After being promised more money from his handler, he said in another message: "I hope so! I need to get my other BMW back!".
Unless the Army repo'd his Beamer, I'd assume no. He was just bad with money and delusional.
5 0 ReplyWho fucking cares.
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