Was Kelly spying for the South Korean government?

[HipChick]

Seemed like she needed money?

Seemed like she'd be for sale?

Just saying..

[Honeycombe8]

1. Have no idea what you're talking about. nt

[smaug]

3. Honorary position in South Korean consulate

in Atlanta. Evidently, she's been using this non-paid and non-official position to argue with 911 that she possesses "diplomatic immunity" and thus those reporters besieging her lawn must be removed by the local constabulatory. From all accounts, the consulate in Atlanta begs to differ on her claim of "diplomatic immunity."

It's not to watch this real life soap opera...I'm trying though. I still fail to see why any of this crapola is anyone's business except the principals and their immediate families.

Did anyone not inform that idiotic FBI 'agent' (soon to be SAIC Nome, Alaska) that General Petraus was a neocon reTHUG? That impugning him had more effect on the reich wingnut torture porn freakazoids than on, say, President Obama?

Wow. I'm outta popcorn on this one.

[Honeycombe8]

7. Oh, I see. Didn't know that. nt

[jberryhill]

2. I'm putting my money on human trafficking

I can't for the life of me figure out how young Asian women are transported into this country for the "massage parlor" trade.

[aletier_v]

8. Bing on Human trafficking but only in a 20-minute loading zone

[GeorgeGist]

4. Snort.

[HooptieWagon]

5. Probably not.

A Honorary Counsel is basically someone who facilitates business contacts. My guess is she met a South Korean General who was at MacDill as part of the coalition. General may have mentioned the Honorary Counsel position and she liked the idea of having a title. I doubt she actually did any work, just used it as status.
As far as spying, she seems too unstable, careless, and visible to be much use as a spy. I think she's merely a socially ambitious grifter.

[rocktivity]

6. Volunteer social liaison, my donkey -- She was up to something

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Parties for military top brass is what officer's clubs -- and officer's spouses -- are for.

Were she and her sister honeytraps specializing in highly-placed military personnel?


rocktivity

[Generic Other]

9. Who set the trap?

Makes me wonder how they ever managed to get their war on.