Ehemaliger Royal Marine wegen Spionage für China angeklagt, tot im Park aufgefunden

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/article/2024/may/21/ex-royal-marine-charged-with-spying-for-china-found-dead-in-park

22 comments

  1. > Police said his death was “unexplained”.

    If it was Russia, instead of China, I would have suspected “tea”.

  3. Spies die of natural causes while walking alone in parks all the time. /s

  5. Probably stumbled across some Boeing safety violations while doing his spying.

  8. Because no one reads the article and wants to make window jokes: 

    Kashif Malik, prosecuting, informed the judge Louisa Ciecióra: “He told two separate custody sergeants when he is released he is going to kill himself because ‘he has nothing to live for’. How realistic that is, judge, we don’t know, but that is a concern for us.” The judge granted bail.

  10. It’s astounding how endless a source of disappointment can be the comments of those who read the headlines alone, despite being such a common habit on this website.

  11. Probalby China, to prevent him from telling his contacts under interrogation

  12. All Chinese and Russian spies found in NATO countries should be sent directly to Guantanamo Bay.

  13. Forced entry on a uk residence and spying for a foreign intelligence agency. Good riddance

  17. Snake was willing to sell out his own people for monetary gains no sympathy at all. He’s a military man he knows his information can very beneficial to the Chinese on how best to defeat the very people he served with.

  18. So much assassination going on right now. For so long it’s been a staple relegated to banana republics, hermit kingdoms, Russia and China, corrupt religious regimes or drug cartel countries…. Or so we thought, the recent Boeing whistle blowers both died suspiciously, this spy in the UK, maybe it’s always gone on right under our noses. It is shocking tho.

  19. “China found dead in park”?

    Way to bury the lede…

  20. Maybe this traitor was honey-trapped by a CCP agent and fell in love. 
    China’s intellectual theft is matched with its military spying network. 

  21. What is it with Britain and letting out people they clearly shouldn’t have?

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