The National Massachusetts Guard, who admitted that he was guilty last year, said that he had broken the law to expose the efforts of the Biden administration to help Ukraine – and appealed to President Trump to lenient, indicating that he had new information to reveal it.
Guard, Jack Texira, which is Spend 15 years in the Federal PrisonThe disclosure was submitted after he admitted that he was guilty during the Military Military Court. In a message he read out loud, Mr. Trump appealed. Cash Patel, Director of the FBI; An official deals with the amnesty requests to mediate on his behalf to prevent “double caution”, which added additional time to the prison.
The military judge in the case rejected his request, although she agreed to the conditions of the guilt acknowledgment, which calls for a brief emptying and no time to prison.
Mr. Trump’s call to Mr. Trump reflected a tactic working by an increasing number of convicted criminals and their lawyers while seizing new opportunities for pardon or movement during the era of the head of his granting to the re -Capitol violent riot and other political allies.
He described himself to Mr. Trump as a victim of the prosecution “weapons”. In his message, he threw himself as a heroic, instead of photographing a young man without a direction that emerges from the court documents in his case. The records showed Mr. Teixeira as a person spreading secrets to persuade strangers online while living at home with his parents.
“I see the dignity and honor of President Trump and his vision of America,” he wrote.
Mr. Texira, 23, asked Mr. Trump and Mr. Patel to review his case, “in particular, to reverse the deep state actions and show the truth regardless of the embarrassment of the Biden administration.”
Unfortunately to express the law, Mr. Teixeira said that he “has deliberately made options to inform the American public and open their eyes.”
He continued: “I am fully ready to accept the repercussions. I am comfortable with how history and my actions remember me.”
Mr. Teixeira, who was working as a low -level technician in a safe intelligence unit on the Air Force Base in Cape Code, in Massachusetts, was responsible for one of the most sensitive -term information leaks in years. As part of the guilty acknowledgment deal last year, he agreed to provide federal law enforcement officials with a detailed stock of secrets that he stole, and to help them discover and stop similar breaches in the future.
The FBI, including the FBI, said he feared the government would try to kill him behind bars and announced that he was not suicide if he was found.
He said he acted alone and blamed the federal law enforcement for causing the distress of his family and friends during the investigation.
“My actions of revealing the truth have also caused my friends and the public who reviewed the materials targeted by the Ministry of Justice that were then weapons against the public and patriots, such as President Trump specifically.”
He added that he was unable to reveal everything he knows, including “in-depth reports” about Ukraine and other topics-which he described as “lies and self-advertising.”
Prosecutors said that they had not found any evidence of espionage. They concluded that Mr. Texhara has posted secrets on a chat group unlike the social media platform to Convincing the people who met him online With internal information, especially the details of the war in Ukraine.
Take materials outside computers after unauthorized inspections of the databases, even after one of the factors warned against stopping, according to the original indictment.
Among the secrets that were revealed were information on the provision and delivery of military equipment to Ukraine and a very sensitive report on the movements of Russian and Ukrainian forces. The officials said that the disclosure of the forces’ movements may be at risk how American intelligence gathered information and who.
A report also participated on the penetration of the accounts of an American company that did not reveal the name “foreign opponent” and details of an unlimited foreign plot to target American forces abroad, describing “where and how”.
New York Times Investigation More than 9,500 of his letters A picture of a young man installed on weapons, mass fire and conspiracy theories.
