'Please forward this letter to your military intelligence agency,' the letter read. 'I believe this information will be of great value to your nation. This is not a hoax.'
The complaint alleged that Toebbe"has passed, and continues to pass, Restricted Data as defined by the Atomic Energy Act . . . to a foreign government . . . with the witting assistance of his spouse," according to court documents that were unsealed on Sunday.
"Please forward this letter to your military intelligence agency," the letter read."I believe this information will be of great value to your nation. This is not a hoax." The emails also show that Toebbe was allegedly requesting $100,000 in cryptocurrency, according to the"I understand this is a large request," the engineer wrote."However, please remember I am risking my life for your benefit and I have taken the first step. Please help me trust you fully."
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