Kevin Patrick Mallory spies for China

Kevin Patrick Mallory, 60, of Leesburg, Virginia, a self-employed consultant with GlobalEx LLC appeared in court yesterday to answer to charges of “making materially false statements to the FBI” and “gathering or delivering defense information to aid a foreign government.”, according to the Department of Justice;

During a voluntary interview with FBI agents on May 24, Mallory stated that PRC1 represented himself as working for a People’s Republic of China think tank, the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences (SASS). Since at least 2014, the FBI has assessed that Chinese intelligence officers have used SASS affiliation as cover identities.

Mallory told FBI agents he traveled to Shanghai separately in March and April to meet with PRC1 and PRC1’s boss. After Mallory consented to a review of a device he had been using to communicate with PRC1, FBI viewed a message from Mallory to PRC1 in which Mallory stated that he had blacked out security classification markings on documents transmitted to PRC1. Analysis of the device also revealed a handwritten index describing eight different documents. Four of the eight documents listed in the index were found stored on the device, with three containing classified information pertaining to the same U.S. government agency. One of those documents was classified TOP SECRET, while the remaining two documents were classified SECRET.

According to the Washington Post, Mallory had served in the active duty military and worked for the State Department Diplomatic Security Service until 1990 and for the CIA until 2012;

Prosecutors say Mallory sent three documents containing classified information, one of which was labeled top secret, to a Chinese intelligence operative in May.

“Your object is to gain information, and my object is to be paid for it,” Mallory wrote to the Chinese contact at around the same time, according to an affidavit from FBI agent Stephen Green filed in federal court. Mallory allegedly added that he would “bring the remainder of the documents” on a June trip.

“My current object is to make sure your security (sic) and try to reimburse you,” the operative allegedly replied.

According to the Justice Department, Mallory received about $20,000 for his espionage by the Chinese.

Thanks to David for the tip.

Comments

35 responses to “Kevin Patrick Mallory spies for China”

  1. Forest Green

    Death.

  2. Sapper3307

    Did he work at All Points Logistics?

    1. Beezlee

      Don’t know about that one. Read that he worked for Globalex LLC. Looked it up but there wasn’t any information, so they’ve already cleaned their website.

  3. Graybeard

    Slow death.

    1. ChipNASA

      Add “Long & Painful”

      as in STD Ass Cancer acquired forcefully and involuntarily behind bars

      1. club manager

        No, as in by bunga-bunga.
        What is bunga-bunga you ask.
        The British missionary was caught having his way with the tribal chief’s young daughter. The tribal court sentenced him to bunga-bunga or death as punishment. What is bunga-bunga he asked. It is when one of the tribe’s largest warriors bends you over a fallen tree trunk and has his way with you. NEVER! exclaimed the British missionary, I’ll take death first. Okay replied the tribal court – then we sentence you to death by bunga-bunga.

    2. 11B-Mailclerk

      Two large timbers, a 3 pound sledge, a post hole digger, rope, some nails.

      Some assembly required.

      1. AW1Ed

        You forget the backhoe and quicklime, 11B-Mc. I can help.

  4. He sure looks sweet in his Saturday night best.
    too bad he won’t playing the manwich at a federal prison with that get up.
    I’m sure that a bunch of fellow convicts would love to have a pretty boy like that.
    If anything, he’ll do a couple of years in a tennis court lockup and then go to work as a security consultant for the US Government…

  5. HMCS(FMF) ret

    $20k to sell out your country? Hope it was worth it KEVIN PATRICK MALLORY… especially when the boys at the BTJT Deli (Home if the World-Famous Cockmeat Sammich) get a hold of your ass.

  6. MrBill

    It’s said that every man has his price, but disloyalty sure came cheap for this guy. There are countless ways to make 20 grand and keep a clear conscience.

    1. CPT11A

      Seriously. Robert Hansson at least got busted for living way outside his means. So did Aldrich Ames. This dipshit, OTOH, barely got enough for a down payment on a double wide.

      1. Beezlee

        I was thinking the same thing. But if he’s been doing it for decades and for who knows how many governments, he might have a lot socked away. He certainly didn’t seem worried about being caught, so maybe that walk through the airport with cash was just another day at the office.

  7. LC

    What an asshole. And, thankfully, an idiot, too.

    1. Ex-PH2

      A short comment, LC? Are you okay? Having a rough day?

      1. LC

        Nobody’s given me anything to disagree with yet, Ex. The day is still young, though!

  8. Ex-PH2

    It will not surprise me to find that this guy has girlie hands.

    Jackass.

  9. FatCircles0311

    What a SCUMFUCK.

  10. HMC Ret

    Hopefully his betrayal won’t rise to Walkeresque spy ring standards, but any information should be life without. Did it for the most base of reason: money. Not even ideology, he’s just a whore for bucks.

    1. The Other Whitey

      Any information should get him a blindfold and cigarette.

      There, fixed it for ya, Chief.

      1. Hondo

        Any information should get him a blindfold and cigarette.

        Negative. A firing squad at least affords the perp some shred of dignity.

        This ass deserves nothing less than a noose at the end of a rope – attached to a gallows.

        1. The Other Whitey

          I stand corrected. Thank you, Hondo.

  11. The Other Whitey

    Why wasn’t this bastard riddled with holes on the spot? As much of a douche as J. Edgar Hoover was, there was a time when FBI agents were expected to do exactly that if they caught someone spying for the enemy. Yes, Red China is our enemy.

  12. CPT11A

    #Resist?

    Meh. Don’t care. Hang him.

  13. Common Sense CO

    Ah, if he had only known that it was OK to use an unsecured server in his basement instead, and then charge millions.

    “You mean, wipe with a cloth?” Would have worked for him too, right?

  14. David

    Fly him out over the Atlantic and make him buy his parachute… bidding starts at $30,000

    1. Graybeard

      Cash in advance.

  15. USMCMSgt (Ret)

    With all the Amish in the U.S. that are becoming self radicalized and other American citizens who are compromising classified information, wouldn’t it make sense to open GITMO again and put all of them there?

  16. The Old Maj

    Hopefully they will continue the cutting off the pee-pee program that has been successful in the past.

  17. A Proud Infidel®™

    I say drag him down a gravel road until there’s nothing left of him.

    1. Heart of TEXAS (PSG, Ret.)

      Send him our way. We have radically reduced the wild pig population on the ranch and need some new moving targets.

  18. Carlton G. Long

    He resembles a less athletic Joey Bishop.

  19. Beezlee

    He sold us all out for $20,000. Worst pimp ever. He needs the smallest cell they have.

  20. Deplorable B Woodman

    Hang him up by the short and curlies. Then beat him like a cheap pinata.

  21. CAPT Jake

    All the above, are succinct and on point. As a history major I find the Roman Empire a fascinating time in human history. Why we can’t be more like the Romans, more whip and lash and less (fewer) expensive and extended trials (with dubious outcomes), pains me on a continuing basis.