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To: MJ who wrote (718)	5/19/2006 8:53:35 PM
From: MJ	of 732

This is old news that you likely knew about----2005---case now complete. If link doesn't work google the title. Excerpt from Vanessa Blum's article sun-sentinel.com Taiwanese faces up to 8 years in prison for acting as agent for China By Vanessa Blum South Florida Sun-Sentinel May 18, 2006 A Taiwanese national who worked as an international sales representative for Lockheed Martin pleaded guilty Wednesday in Miami federal court to acting as a secret agent for communist China. Ko-Suen Moo, 59, also admitted that he attempted to illegally obtain sophisticated weapons for the Chinese government and that after being arrested, he tried to bribe a prosecutor and a federal judge to drop the charges against him. The case comes to a close after months of intrigue involving undercover agents, jailhouse snitches, claims of government misconduct and allegations that the Chinese government was paying Moo's legal bills.------------ -----------------continued to U.S. Attorney R. Alexander Acosta said Moo threatened national security by secretly negotiating the purchase of military-grade aircraft engines, air-to-air missiles and air-to-ground missiles for China. Federal agents arrested Moo in November 2005 at a Fort Lauderdale hotel. Hours before his arrest, Moo finalized a deal with an undercover customs agent to buy an F-16 engine for $3.9 million and move it to China. The United States does not permit the sale of military items to China.----------more article go to site

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