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The fifth NSA whistleblower, or the second Snowden if you prefer, has disappeared without trace as far as my limited Google-fu can tell. The raid reported in the link was conducted by the FBI in late October, but there has been no reporting since of what they found or any subsequent arrests. Is anyone in Soylent-world more aware of what's going on in this case?
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(Score: 4, Interesting) by takyon on Saturday December 06 2014, @02:31PM
Oct 28th was the latest anything has been said about the second leaker.
The “second source” for Snowden reporters, explained [washingtonpost.com]
Yet more NSA officials whisper of an internal revolt over US spying. And yet it still goes on [theregister.co.uk]
None of the recent stories involved the second leaker as far as we know:
Operation Auroragold story was from Snowden [firstlook.org]
Submarine cables list was from Snowden [theregister.co.uk]
Regin malware story didn't involve Snowden [firstlook.org]
Copenhagen spying was from Snowden [firstlook.org]
Vodafone surveillance was from Snowden [firstlook.org]
[SIG] 10/28/2017: Soylent Upgrade v14 [soylentnews.org]
(Score: 2) by davester666 on Saturday December 06 2014, @11:35PM
Obviously, the person is a terrorist, hell-bent on destroying the very fabric holding America together.
Fortunately, the President has the right to secretly detain and remove people like this from American soil so they can be properly dealt with without being fettered by those pesky 'rights' [human, Constitutional, or any other type].