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Government prosecutors in USA v. Myers – involving an American couple accused of spying for the Cuban government -- requested without opposition to freeze a retirement account owned by the defendants, 72-year-old Walter Kendall Myers and 71-year-old Gwendolyn Steingraber Myers.
The request on Wednesday comes after defense attorneys tried to gain the Myerses' release from detention at Washington's Correctional Treatment Facility, a medium security 1,200-person lockup next to the District of Columbia jail that houses women, jail overflows, a medical infirmary and other inmates in special programs.
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Couple accused of spying for Cuba ordered held without bail
Jun 7th, 2009 - CNN
Attorneys for the Myerses arrive at the U.S. District Court House in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday. Walter Kendall Myers, 72, and his wife, Gwendolyn Myers, 71, are charged with conspiracy to act as illegal agents of the Cuban government...
Accused Cuban spy couple ordered held in jail
Jun 7th, 2009 - Reuters
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A former U.S. State Department official and his wife, accused of spying for the Cuban government for nearly 30 years, were ordered Wednesday to be kept in jail until their trial. U.S...
Cold Cash Case: Ex-Lawmaker's Trial Begins
Jun 7th, 2009 - ABC News
A four-year saga comes to a head today as government prosecutors bring their case against Democratic former congressman William Jefferson, who stands charged with 16 felonies including bribery...
Castro Calls US Spy Case 'Ridiculous'
Jun 7th, 2009 - VOA News
Former Cuban President Fidel Castro says the case of the two Americans accused of spying for Cuba is "ridiculous." In an essay posted on a Cuban Web site, Mr. Castro neither confirmed nor denied the veracity of the spy charges brought by U.S...


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