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CaseNo: USVABM161703, Plaintiff: UNITED STATES, State: WA Washington, UniqueCaseRef: LCD>USVABM161703, CourtName: MISC 2, Cuban Intelligence, Montes, Ana Belen Montes, Cuban Intelligence Service, Agents, Cuba, Client, Defense, Government, National Security, United States, Pursuant, Secret, Fbi, Espionage, Foreign, Agreement, Intelligence Officer, Washington, Subsequent, Plea Agreement, Communication, Unauthorized Disclosure, Cuis, Warrant, Relating, Counter-intelligence, Cuban, Grand Jury, Conspiracy, Affidavit, Criminals, Classified Information, Techniques, Intelligence Service, Defense Intelligence Agency , ContentID: 120248366

Case Documents
1   AFFIDAVIT IN SUPPORT
[ see first page and extracted highlights below  ] ItemID: 120272
19 pages
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2 2002-03-18 INDICTMENT
[ see first page and extracted highlights below  ] ItemID: 126688
21 pages
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Total Documents: 2 documents , 40 pages
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1 . AFFIDAVIT IN SUPPORT

EXTRACTED KEY WORDS
AGENTS
FBI
CUBA
ESPIONAGE
ANA BELEN MONTES
FOREIGN
WASHINGTON
CUIS
WARRANT
RELATING
COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE
CUBAN
COMMUNICATION
AFFIDAVIT
CRIMINALS
CLASSIFIED INFORMATION
TECHNIQUES
INTELLIGENCE SERVICE
CUIS OFFICER
SHORTWAVE RADIO
HARD DRIVES
NATIONAL DEFENSE
WISCONSIN AVENUE
UNITED STATES
SPECIAL ACCESS PROGRAM
CONSPIRACY
COMMIT ESPIONAGE
CALLING CARD
UNAUTHORIZED DISCLOSURE
                    AFFIDAVIT  IN  SUPPORT  OF  CRIMINAL  COMPLAINT,
                        ARREST  WARRANT,  AND  SEARCH  WARRANTS

        I, Stephen A. McCoy,  being  duly sworn, hereby state the following  under  penalty  of

        1. I  am  a Special  Agent  of  the  Federal  Bureau  of  Investigation  (FBI)  and  have 

employed  for  approximately  20 years.  I am currently  assigned to the Washington  Field  Office 

squad  responsible  for  counter-intelligence  relating  to  Cuba.  I  have  worked  in  the 

intelligence  field  for  approximately  15 years and have  worked  specifically  on

matters involving  Cuba  for  the last 12 years.  As a result  of  my experience  in 

investigations  and  foreign  counter-intelligence  training,  I  am  familiar  with  the 

methods, tradecraft  and techniques  of  the Cuban  foreign  intelligence  service  and its agents.

        2. This  affidavit  is submitted  in support of  an application  for  a complaint  and

charging  ANA  BELEN  MONTES  with  conspiracy to  commit  espionage, in  viol.ation  of  18 U.S.C.

4  794(c),  and  for  applications  for  four  (4)  search  warrants  to  search  the  following 

locations:

                 (1)  the residence  of  ANA  BELEN  MONTE&  such premises known  and described

as a cooperative  apartment  located at [ REDACIXD         REDACTED  REDACTED]  Washington,  D.C.

20008,  and further  described  in  Attachment  A to this affidavit;

                (2)  a  red  2000  Toyota  Echo,  bearing  vehicle  identification                 

JTDT1231Y0007841  and District  of  Columbia  license plate  number  993  190, which  is registered

to ANA  BELEN  MONTES  and anticipated  to be within  the District  of  Columbia;

                (3) room  C6-146A,  200 MacDill  Boulevard,  Washington,  D.C.  20340,  which  is

office/work  space assigned to ANA  BELEN  MONTES  at the Defense  Intelligence  Analysis  Center

located  on Bolling  Air  Force  Base;



                 (4)  safe deposit box #526  leased by ANA  BELEN  MONTES  at Riggs  Bank, N.A.,

SNIPPETS:
  • AFFIDAVIT IN SUPPORT OF CRIMINAL COMPLAINT,
  • ARREST WARRANT, AND SEARCH WARRANTS
  • I am a Special Agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and have been so
  • squad responsible for counter-intelligence relating to Cuba.
  • I have worked in the counterintelligence field for approximately 15 years and have worked
  • tradecraft and techniques of the Cuban foreign intelligence service and its agents.
  • charging ANA BELEN MONTES with conspiracy to commit espionage,
  • room C6-146A, 200 MacDill Boulevard, Washington, D.C. 20340, which is the
  • Friendship Branch, 4249 Wisconsin Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C.
  • ANA BELEN MONTES is a United States citizen born on February 28, 1957, on a U.S.
  • Classified information is defined by Executive Order No. 12,958, 60 Fed.
  • unauthorized disclosure reasonably could be expected to result in damage to the national
  • MONTES's Toshiba Laptop Comnuter and Shortwave Radio
  • Communication From the Cuban Intellipence Service (CuIS) to MONTES via
  • message from a CuIS officer to MONTES.
  • Communication Between the CuIS and MONTES via Computer Diskette
  • targets" is classified "Secret" and relates to the national defense of the United States.
  • the message reveals details about a particular Special Access Program related to the
  • Exxon station to the same pager number using the same pre-paid calling card.
  • Criminals can mislabel or hide files and directories;
  • conspiracy in the District of Columbia and elsewhere, all in violation of 18 U.S.C. $ 794.
  • removable hard drives, memory cards, zip drives, and any photographic forms of such records

  • 2 . INDICTMENT

    EXTRACTED KEY WORDS
    DEFENDANT
    ANA BELEN MONTES
    CUBAN INTELLIGENCE SERVICE
    CLIENT
    DEFENSE
    GOVERNMENT
    NATIONAL SECURITY
    PURSUANT
    UNITED STATES
    SECRET
    AGREEMENT
    INTELLIGENCE OFFICER
    SUBSEQUENT
    PLEA AGREEMENT
    CUBA
    GRAND JURY
    UNAUTHORIZED DISCLOSURE
    DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
    SENIOR INTELLIGENCE
    FEDERAL RULES
    CONSPIRACY
    PAY TELEPHONE
    INFORMATION RELATING
    REPRESENTATIVES
    UNITED STATES CODE
    COMMUNICATION
    TELEPHONE CALLING CARD
    LONG-DISTANCE TELEPHONE
    DIA
    
                                      UNITED       STATES  DISTRICT                COURT
                                     FOW  THE  DISTRICT                  QF  COLUlMBIA
    
                                                 Holding  a Criminal  Term
    
                                     Grand  Jury  Swora  in  on  January  8,2002                       
    
    UNITED       STATES  OF  AMERICA                              :  CRIMINAL            NO.:
                                                                  : :  MAGISTRATE  NO.:  Ol-0568M
                                                                  :
                      v.                                          :  VZOLATtONS:
                                                                  :
    ANA  BELEN  MONTES                                       :            18 U.&C.  5 794  (a)  ahd  (c)
                      Defendant.                             :  (Conspiracy  to  Commit  Espionage)
    
    
                                                  `INDICTMENT
    
            The  Grand Jury chikges that:
    
                                                      COUNT  ONE
    
                                      INTRODUCTORY                      ALLEGATIONS
    
            At  all times material to this indictment:
    
               1. The  defendant, ANA  BELEN  MONTE&                    was employed  by the United
    
    in the  Defense  Intelligence  Agency  as an intelligence  officer  and, subsequently,  B senior 
    analyst.  and had  autharized  access to infottnatian  classified for reasons ofnational  security 
    
    including  "Top  Secret."
    
            2. Pursuant to Executiw  Order  Nos, 12,356. and  12,958, national  security  information 
    
    classified  as "`Top  Secret,"  "Secret"  or  "Confidential.  "  "Top  Secret"  applies  to 
    
    unauthorized  disclosure  of  which  reasonably  can be expected  to  cause  exceptionally  gave 
    
    to  the  national  security.  "S&et"     applies  to  information,           the  unauthorized 
    
    reasonably  ~m  be expected  to cause  serious  damage  to the national  security,  "Confidential" 
    
    
    
    to information,  the unauthorized disclosure of  which  reasonably can  be expected  to cause damage
    
    to the national security.
    
    
    SNIPPETS:
  • in the Defense Intelligence Agency as an intelligence officer and, subsequently, B senior
  • Pursuant to Executiw Order Nos, 12,356.
  • classified as "`Top Secret," "Secret" or "Confidential.
  • the unauthorized disclosure of which reasonably can be expected to cause damage
  • to the national security.
  • The defendant, ANA BELEN MONTES, did not have authority to release classified
  • of the United States and to the advantage of the Republic of C,uba, in violation of Title 18,
  • did USC her position as an intelligence officer and, subsequently, a senior intelligence
  • to the government of Cuba and to its representatives.
  • It was a fufiher parcof the conspiracy that the defendant,
  • securiry that would betof interest to the Cuban intelligence service.
  • communication plan between the Cuban intelligence service and the defendant,
  • ANA BELEN MONT@ and others unknown to the Grand Jury did commit overt acts,
  • Subsequent]; and in or around October 1996, in the Djswict ofColumbia, the defendant.
  • MONTE& composed a message for the Cuban intelligence servi& containing information relating
  • a long-distance telephone call to a pager number provided to her by the Cuban intelligence
  • from a pay telephone in Bethesda, Maryland, using a pte-paid telephone calling card.
  • pursuant to her assig& DIA duties.
  • This letter sets forth the plea agreument the Office of the United States Attorney for the
  • Upon our receipt of the executed document, this letter will become the plea agreement.
  • 1, Charges, Your client agree to enter a plea of guilty to a one count Indictment charging
  • truthfully aruI completely is a breach of this plea agreement.
  • requirements of Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure 32.2 and 43regarding notice of the =
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