U.S Attorney: There is something strange about Imran Awan Indictment

Andrew McCarthy III, a former assistant U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, has come forward, stating that in regards to the indictment of Imran Awan, the person now at the heart of what could be the largest case of espionage within the United States, that there is something very strange happening. He cites most notably, the fact that the indictment itself, leaves out the most important piece of evidence – the fact that Imran Awan was fleeing the country.

This piece of evidence within the indictment, is important, because it means that without it being added to Imran Awan, that the court would have to dismiss any evidence pertaining to Imran Awan’s attempts to flee the country. Thereby, weakening the case significantly for the prosecution; the same entity that prepared the indictment in the first place.

In fact, so strange was the omission, of leaving off the fact that Imran Awan tried to flee the country from the formal indictment, it looks as if the prosecution, is trying to “slow step” or completely throw the case against Imran Awan. A case which has already shown, by public record and testimony, that Imran Awan hacked into congressional computer systems, and stored highly sensitive materials, secretly, on offsite cloud storage. For this role, he was paid, as well as his family, 4 times the normal IT staffer rate – 160,000 USD.

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