AN American diplomat from one of Washington’s grandest families and his wife have been charged with spying for Cuba after becoming infatuated with Fidel Castro.
For three decades, Walter Kendall Myers, 72, and his wife Gwendolyn, 71, apparently enjoyed the frisson of spying for the Cuban regime, passing on secrets by short-wave radio, meeting agents in supermarket aisles and travelling under false names to spend an evening with Castro.
But last week a former US State Department official and his wife were charged with spying for Fidel Castro's communist regime after an FBI sting operation that was launched with the help of a Havana cigar. Walter Kendall Myers.
WASHINGTON - A married couple was accused Friday of spying for Fidel Castro's Cuba for 30 years while the husband was a top intelligence analyst at the State Department. Walter Kendall Myers.
WASHINGTON – A retired State Department worker with top secret security clearance and his wife have been indicted on charges of spying for Cuba over the past three decades.
The Conservative leader, who is currently on a tour of the Czech Republic and Poland, is preparing to remove his MEPs from the European People's Party after Thursday's elections.
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