A former California engineer has admitted his guilt in the intention to sell secret satellite images to Russian spies. The 49-year-old man took online spy courses and then began looking for opportunities to trade guests.
The engineer worked for a defense contractor and stole secret satellite images and ammunition data from the Pentagon. He assured people he had taken for Russian spies that he could for a long time supply information that the U.S. military hosts on commercial servers.

He began preparing for a spy career in 2013. Over the course of two years, he learned how to trace and hide from the intelligence services on paid online spying courses and invested more than $4,000 in these skills. Shortly before his arrest, he offered the curator to arrange an excursion to the enterprise in which he worked to demonstrate how military spacecraft are built.

It is that all the persons he contacted about the sale of information were overdressed FBI agents. Thro the operation, they monitored his electronic correspondence, listened to his cars and checked his banking transactions.