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Revision as of 00:11, 25 January 2007
Ronald N. Montaperto is a former Defense Intelligence Agency analyst who admitted to leaking classified defense information to China.
- Montaperto, 66, joined the DIA in 1981 and eight years later sought a post at the CIA that eventually led to suspicions he was a spy for China. An investigation of his links to Chinese intelligence in 1991 was dropped for lack of evidence. [1]
- During questioning by investigators in Hawaii in 2003, where he was dean of the Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies, Montaperto said he verbally gave Col. Yang and Col. Yu both "secret" and "top secret" information. [2]
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