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swiata, hehehe.

But some of the agents continued to investigate the congressional
connection. In 1999, they wiretapped the congressmen directly.
(Prior to that point they were getting all their information
secondhand through FISA, as their primary targets were foreigners.)
The questionably legal wiretap gave the perfect excuse to the
Justice Department. As soon as they found out, they refused
permission to monitor the congressmen and Grossman as primary
targets. But the inquiry was kept alive in Chicago because the FBI
office there was pursuing its own investigation. The epicenter of a
lot of the foreign espionage activity was Chicago.

GIRALDI: So the investigation stopped in Washington, but continued
in Chicago?

EDMONDS: Yes, and in 2000, another representative was added to the
list, Jan Schakowsky, the Democratic congresswoman from Illinois.
Turkish agents started gathering information on her, and they found
out that she was bisexual. So a Turkish agent struck up a
relationship with her. When Jan Schakowsky’s mother died, the
Turkish woman went to the funeral, hoping to exploit her
vulnerability. They later were intimate in Schakowsky’s townhouse,
which had been set up with recording devices and hidden cameras.
They needed Schakowsky and her husband Robert Creamer to perform
certain illegal operational facilitations for them in Illinois. They
already had Hastert, the mayor, and several other Illinois state
senators involved. I don’t know if Congresswoman Schakowsky ever was
actually blackmailed or did anything for the Turkish woman.


http://www.amconmag.com/article/2009/nov/01/00006/


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