Epstein Secrets

dversaries. Continued Reporting: Ex-Engineer Admits Guilt in L.A. Espionage Drama Hoodline (07/22, Martinez) reported that Chenguang Gong, a former Southern California engineer, has pleaded guilty to stealing top-secret missile tracking technology from a Los Angeles-area development company. According to the artic

t County man, pleaded guilty to two felony charges related to possessing an unregistered short-barrel rifle and an unregistered destructive device. Spafford faces up to 10 years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000 on each charge, as well as supervised release and forfeiture of seized items, including

vernment's Benefit KCAL (CBS-2) (07/21, Rodriguez) reported that Chenguang Gong, a former engineer, pleaded guilty to stealing trade secrets from a Southern California company. According to the article, He admitted to transferring over 3,600 files, including blueprints for missile tracking systems, to his personal

ices and an unregistered short-barrel rifle. According to the article, federal agents seized the explosives, including 155 homemade pipe bombs, from Spafford's home in December 2024. Federal investigators allege Spafford used pictures of President Joe Biden for target practice at a shooting range and cre

way in Encino one afternoon as he prepared to depart for Texas and being struck by the contrast between the lovely, innofensive suburban blandness of Southern California and the tools he was taking with him to make an assault not merely on a mountain, but on a whole conception of time. | had met Hillis in an unusual

we can, like Cohen suggested, look at the terrifyingly fast nature of this world and begin to see something else. The totally unimaginable. Of course Spafford was not wrong. There is something scary and thought-muddling about the idea of intentionally authored computer viruses, running wild, ever faster. Bu