MATA HARI'S DUPE HELPED REDS KILL AGENTS

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CIA-RDP90-00965R000403720007-2
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K
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1
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December 22, 2016
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February 8, 2012
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7
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January 15, 1987
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Declassified and Approved For Release 2012/02/08: CIA-RDP90-00965R000403720007-2 ARTICLE APPEAKtu ON PAS 15 January 1987 RE 2N,~Ll HARI'S By NILES LATHEM Bureau Chief WASHINGTON - In- telll ence exerts sw- vlat 4gufm HELPE,D REDS informants - -After their covers Were blown by a ILa M,..+" accused of trailing es grets for sex. The Post KILL AGENTS has learn They said the Marine seduced him6 officials mine how the KGB agents but not their rea almost certainly could -,r- have gotten clues to the the Soviet ~cooperation with identities of informants spy agency because he had full ac- during his stint at the con to the U.S. Em- embassy from Septem- bassy in Moscow. ber 1984 to March 1986 where he was a guard coincides with numer- ous arrests and execu- Marine -? Sgt. Clayton bons of top-level inform. Lonetree, 25 - turned Tv' it was learned, over that Information The informants in- to the KGB, said the passed along on n military sources. and political activities Ionetree, who once in the Soviet Union. guarded President Rea- Until Lonetree con- gas, was lured into spying for the Soviet Union female by a agent gHa who ho learn the 92me or UM i e t"$ta" n~oi etree.of St. Paul, Minn.. stunned the U.S intelligence com- munity when he turned himself in last month. He confessed that he helped his paramour, a secretary at the em- bassy, gain access to documents stored in embassy safes. Officials said the docu- ments contained de- tailed intelligence re. Ports supplied by agents. The reports would con- tain the cover names of l perts Officials suspect that the Soviets were able to learn the agents' real identities from the in- formation contained in the reports. Lonetree is in custody at the Marine correc- tional facility in Quan- tico, Va., awaiting for- mal espionage charges that could lead to his execution. His family has hired famed defense attorney William Kunstler to represent him before a military court. Declassified and Approved For Release 2012/02/08: CIA-RDP90-00965R000403720007-2