The woman worked for the NSA, which spies on electronic communications for the U.S., and places some of its employees in the U.K.
A former British cyberespionage employee who had become angry and resentful toward his agency’s work was sentenced Monday to life in prison for attempted murder in the vicious stabbing of an American intelligence worker assigned to the U.K.
Prosecutor Duncan Penny said the attack was pre-meditated and the woman was targeted solely because of her role with the NSA. Bowles’ internet searches included white supremacy, Unabomber Theodore Kaczynski and attacks on women. “He was disgusted by the manner in which they gather information and use things against people,” Bunn said, and said he could no longer “handle the murky waters of ethics and whether they are doing the right thing and the power that the American NSA have and the things they do.”Forte said his client was not a terrorist but was depressed at being rejected by another former American co-worker he liked and trying to hurt GCHQ.
Bowles punched her in the face repeatedly when she turned around. She kicked and screamed, and her friend hit Bowles with her bag.
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