3 Former NSA Workers Accused Of Aiding Snowden
One of the three has admitted allowing Edward Snowden to use his ID to get online and have access to classified material. Now it is reported that two other NSA workers are accused of helping Snowden.
The other two were an active-duty member of the military and a civilian contractor. The memo does not describe their conduct, but says they were barred from the NSA and its systems in August.
The memo from the director of the NSA’s legislative affairs office, Ethan L. Bauman, to the House Judiciary Committee staff does not identify the three or say whether they all worked with Snowden at an NSA post in Hawaii last year. But it offers a glimpse into the internal investigation of what intelligence officials have called the largest theft of classified material in U.S. history.
