FBI agent denies sexual motive
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November 17, 2012, Saturday
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THE FBI agent who began the investigation that led David Petraeus to resign as CIA director said that a shirtless photo he sent to a woman at the center of the probe was a "joke" sent to many friends, and was not meant to be sexual.
Frederick Humphries told the Seattle Times on Thursday that the photo in the unfolding adultery scandal that brought down Petraeus was sent to Tampa, Florida, socialite Jill Kelley in 2010.
Humphries, who has been identified in media reports on the scandal mainly as the "shirtless" FBI agent, was a "top-notch" operative, said a prosecutor who worked with him on the "millennium bomber" case years ago.
Andrew Hamilton, now a senior deputy prosecutor for King County, Washington, said Humphries was assigned to the case partly because he spoke excellent French.
Kelley asked Humphries whether the bureau could look into harassing emails she had been receiving.
Frederick Humphries told the Seattle Times on Thursday that the photo in the unfolding adultery scandal that brought down Petraeus was sent to Tampa, Florida, socialite Jill Kelley in 2010.
Humphries, who has been identified in media reports on the scandal mainly as the "shirtless" FBI agent, was a "top-notch" operative, said a prosecutor who worked with him on the "millennium bomber" case years ago.
Andrew Hamilton, now a senior deputy prosecutor for King County, Washington, said Humphries was assigned to the case partly because he spoke excellent French.
Kelley asked Humphries whether the bureau could look into harassing emails she had been receiving.
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