Inside Man: How Chinese spies used lies, love and betrayal to target the Federal Reserve
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Fed official used Asian dating site, sent nude photos — and wound up blackmailed by alleged Chinese spy
A former senior Federal Reserve official who sought love on an Asian dating site became entangled with an alleged Chinese spy -- then got blackmailed over nude photos, prosecutors allege.
John Harold Rogers went from being one of the economists with access to sensitive information from the U.S. Federal Reserve to starring in a post A former Fed advisor sent nudes from his official phone, was blackmailed and ended up convicted of lying about his ties to a supposed Chinese spy appeared first on.
For over a decade, a Chinese Communist Party spy has been deeply embroiled in the business, finances, and private life of former Federal Reserve economist John Harold Rogers, as well as his relationship with a Chinese woman 24 years his junior. The case reads like a spy novel.
John Rogers, former advisor to the Federal Reserve, was convicted for lying to investigators and received a 38-month sentence. An investigation reconstructs how he approached a man that the U.S. authorities consider a Chinese agent and places the focus, in addition, on other alerts about the management of internal information from the central bank.
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