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NEW YORK -- A judge in New York has ruled that a former congressional aide accused of helping an Iraqi spy agency while Saddam Hussein was in power is mentally unfit for trial. U.S. District Judge Loretta Preska announced her finding in the case of Susan Lindauer, who worked in the press offices of several members of Congress and as a magazine journalist. Lindauer is the daughter of John Howard Lindauer II, a newspaper publisher who once was a Republican candidate for governor of Alaska.

This was Lindauer’s first real opportunity to argue her competence to stand trial and deny the delusions claimed by court psychiatrists. Lindauer asserts that she had been a U.S. intelligence asset since working on the Lockerbie case and subsequent antiterrorism efforts. Appearing for the defense, Dr. Godfrey testified under oath that Lindauer told him of her specific concerns about an attack on the United States. She told him that a “massive” attack would occur in the southern part of Manhattan, involving airplanes and possibly a nuclear weapon. The witness said that she mentioned this in the year 2000, which coincided...

To read entire article click text: In a court hearing in San Diego, Kenneth Breen, an assistant United States attorney, said the adviser, Amr Ibrahim Elgindy, tried to sell $300,000 in stock on the afternoon of Sept. 10 and told his broker that the stock market would soon plunge. "Perhaps Mr. Elgindy had preknowledge of Sept. 11, and rather than report it he attempted to profit from it," Mr. Breen said. So, what did Mr. Elgindy, who was trying to sell $300k in stock, tell the financial world the day after 9-11?  Read it for yourself! Immediate release InsideTruth.com...

Former Democrat Congressional Staffer Arrested for Supporting Terrorism The support for terrorism came from the nuclear-free-zone “fantasy world” known as Takoma Park, Maryland: - - - - - - - NEW YORK (AP) - A former journalist and one-time press secretary for four members of Congress was arrested Thursday on charges she served as a paid agent for the Iraqi intelligence service before and after the U.S. invasion. Susan Lindauer, 41, was arrested in her hometown of Takoma Park, Md., and was to appear in court later in the day in Baltimore, authorities in New York said. She was accused...

In the morning of March 11, 2004, Susan Lindauer woke to find five F.B.I. agents at her front door. After reading her her rights, the agents took Lindauer from her home in Takoma Park, Md., to the F.B.I. field office in Baltimore, where she was charged with having acted as an unregistered agent of Saddam Hussein's Iraqi government and otherwise having elevated the interests of a foreign country above her allegiance to the United States. ''The only visible sign of stress is that I'm chain-smoking,'' she said when I met with her recently. Forty-one and free on bail, she wore...

Ride on the "Peace" Train Susan Lindauer, a former Democratic Party congressional staffer, journalist, and current anti-war activist has been accused of spying for Iraq. The FBI arrested her March 11. This is just the latest in a pattern of "anti-war activists" being involved in espionage activities for Iraq. British MP George Galloway has been accused of accepting bribes from Saddam Hussein to promote anti-war activities in the UK. Defense attorney and "peace" activist Lynne Stewart has been arrested for transmitting information between her terrorist client and his murderous organization. Lindauer, along with the sons of the former Permanent Representative...

<p>TAKOMA PARK, Md. — On the northeast border of the District of Columbia lies a little town that time forgot, except for when it finds itself in the headlines for a brand of activism reminiscent of the 1970s.</p> <p>Takoma Park (search) is an eclectic community of 17,000 that is known to long-time residents as the "People's Republic of Takoma Park."</p>

Democrats bristle at the suggestion that they are out of touch with mainstream America. But their rhetorical reliance on opinion from outside the country -- whether it is John Kerry citing support from foreign leaders or Democratic activists citing Scandinavian jurisprudence as they try to topple marriage -- proves it. The more they alienate themselves from mainstream America, the more they rely on foreign cultural currents to push their agenda. Modern Democrats are peculiar in American political history in that they actually brag about non-American support. This is a political boast the Founding Fathers and early Federalists would find puzzling...

Democrats bristle at the suggestion that they are out of touch with mainstream America. But their rhetorical reliance on opinion from outside the country -- whether it is John Kerry citing support from foreign leaders or Democratic activists citing Scandinavian jurisprudence as they try to topple marriage -- proves it. The more they alienate themselves from mainstream America, the more they rely on foreign cultural currents to push their agenda. Modern Democrats are peculiar in American political history in that they actually brag about non-American support. This is a political boast the Founding Fathers and early Federalists would find puzzling...

Lindauer is alleged to be involved with arranging to provide assistance to Iraqi insurgent groups. These same groups... Susan Lindauer, a former Democratic Party congressional staffer, journalist, and current anti-war activist has been accused of spying for Iraq. The FBI arrested her March 11. This is just the latest in a pattern of "anti-war activists" being involved in espionage activities for Iraq. British MP George Galloway has been accused of accepting bribes from Saddam Hussein to promote anti-war activities in the UK. Defense attorney and "peace" activist Lynne Stewart has been arrested for transmitting information between her terrorist client and...

<p>TAKOMA PARK, Md. — A woman accused of acting as a paid Iraqi intelligence agent said Wednesday she is misunderstood and was only trying to help prevent a war in Iraq (search).</p> <p>Susan Lindauer (search) told The Associated Press she was being punished because she got involved in U.S. foreign policy. She said her intent was to persuade Iraq to allow weapons inspections before the war and to get it to cooperate with the war on terror.</p>

THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY HAS A BIG PROBLEM named Susan Lindauer, but you would never know this from the reporting by America’s dominant Left-leaning news media. Last Thursday Ms. Lindauer, 41, was arrested in her suburban Washington, D.C. home and charged with “prohibited financial transactions” from, acting as “an unregistered agent of,” and “conspiring” to act as a spy, both before and after the incursion a year ago, for Saddam Hussein’s Iraqi Intelligence Service (IIS). Known in Arabic as the Mukhabbarat, the IIS has reportedly been involved in terrorist operations, intimidating and killing Iraqi defectors and dissidents, and according to Anwar...

THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY HAS A BIG PROBLEM named Susan Lindauer, but you would never know this from the reporting by America’s dominant Left-leaning news media. Last Thursday Ms. Lindauer, 41, was arrested in her suburban Washington, D.C. home and charged with “prohibited financial transactions” from, acting as “an unregistered agent of,” and “conspiring” to act as a spy, both before and after the incursion a year ago, for Saddam Hussein’s Iraqi Intelligence Service (IIS). Known in Arabic as the Mukhabbarat, the IIS has reportedly been involved in terrorist operations, intimidating and killing Iraqi defectors and dissidents, and according to Anwar...

Anyone who wants to understand why the media are held in such low regard by the public -- in polls of the most respected professions we usually come somewhere between Nigerian e-mail scammers and serial pedophiles -- should consider the following headline from an Associated Press story in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer last week: ''Accused Spy Is Cousin Of Bush Staffer'' The accused spy is Susan Lindauer, who is accused of working for Saddam Hussein's intelligence agency. She describes herself merely as an "anti-war activist,'' though, as the daily rummage through the Baathists' scrupulous paperwork indicates more clearly every day, being...

Her Friend: I'd say sad government that goes after a peace advocate and let's bin Laden run free for 2 years. Was bin Laden responsible for the attack in Spain? If so, is Bush responsible for choosing to ignor bin Laden so he could attack Iraq? ___________________________ VaBthang4: What does Osama Bin Laden have to do with some guy robbing a bank in Debuke? The same thing he has to do with your friend's current problems....nada. It appears she sold out her country...I am not concerned with the apparently warped reasoning involved. The indictment reads that she met with undercover...

A former congressional staffer accused of aiding spies for Saddam Hussein before the U.S.-led war with Iraq was released from federal custody yesterday as some residents of Takoma Park, her home city, voiced differing reactions to the unique case, including puzzlement, anger and indifference. Susan P. Lindauer, 40, a self-described antiwar activist who was a press aide to several Democratic members of Congress in the 1990s, appeared at a detention hearing in U.S. District Court in Baltimore and was released to the custody of her father. It was unclear where the two planned to go. But Lindauer, who the Justice...

<p>TAKOMA PARK, Md. (AP) -- The affluent, liberal city of Takoma Park is home to activists and war opponents, but charges that a resident was an agent for the Iraqi government has drawn surprise and skepticism in the Washington, D.C., suburb.</p>

<p>A former congressional press aide was arrested Thursday and accused of maintaining an "intelligence relationship" for several years with U.S.-based spies for Saddam Hussein before the Iraqi leader was ousted.</p> <p>Among other activities, authorities charged, Susan Lindauer, 40, cooperated with Iraqi intelligence agents in January last year by delivering a letter to the home of a relative, White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card, urging the administration to hold off its invasion of Iraq so weapons inspectors could continue their work.</p>

Susan Lindauer, a former reporter for U.S. News & World Report, whose byline appeared over some 1991 stories about the "Air Sununu" scandal, was arrested and arraigned in federal court in Baltimore on Thursday, charged with various counts related to working for and accepting payments from the Saddam Hussein regime, in violation of working with a terrorist state. In the late 1980s and early 1990s she worked for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer and Fortune before jumping to U.S. News in 1990 and then, by 1993, moving into a career as Press Secretary to a series of liberal Democrats: Then Congressmen Peter...

Former DeFazio, Wyden employee accused of spying Federal authorities arrest the one-time press secretary on charges that she worked for Saddam Hussein's regime 03/12/04 JEFF KOSSEFF and JIM BARNETT WASHINGTON -- Federal authorities on Thursday arrested a former press secretary to two Oregon congressmen on charges that she worked for the deposed regime of Saddam Hussein. The U.S. Department of Justice on Thursday accused Susan Lindauer, 40, of illegally acting as an agent of Iraq's intelligence agency from October 1999 through February 2004. The U.S. government accused her of receiving more than $10,000 in compensation from the Iraqi agency. Lindauer,...

Accused Iraq spy Susan Lindauer worked exclusively for some of the most left-wing Democrats in Congress, but Americans who get their news from the mainstream press aren't likely to learn about her political predelictions. Of the 120 main press reports so far on Lindauer's arrest yesterday, only 12 expressly identified her former employers as Democrats. In a career that began in 1996 and ended in 2002, Lindauer worked as a press aide for Senators Carol Moseley Braun and Ron Wyden, and House members Zoe Lofgren and Peter DeFazio. Instead of reporting on Lindauer's Democratic ties, the press zeroed in on...

(Talon News) -- A former staffer for several Democratic members of Congress was arrested at her home in Tacoma Park, Maryland Thursday on charges that she conspired to spy for Iraq. Susan Lindauer was a journalist for Fortune, U.S. News & World Report, and the Seattle Post-Intelligencer prior to working for Rep. Peter DeFazio (D-OR) in 1993 and then Rep. Ron Wyden (D-OR) in 1994. She was the press secretary for former Illinois Sen. Carol Moseley Braun in 1996, and from March to May 2002, she worked for Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-CA). The indictment filed in U.S. District Court in...

(subtitle) Suspect tried to affect U.S. foreign policy, officials say A distant cousin of White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card was charged with working for the Iraqi Intelligence Servise, after Card turned turned her in to the FBI for contacting him in the weeks before the war, allegedly on behalf of Saddam Hussein's regieme. [snip](and waaaayyyy down the article) Lindauer is a one time journalist and press aide to four Democrat members of Congress.

A former congressional press aide was arrested yesterday for allegedly maintaining an "intelligence relationship" for several years with U.S.-based spies for Saddam Hussein before the Iraqi leader was ousted. Among other activities, authorities said, Susan Lindauer, 41, cooperated with Iraqi intelligence agents in January 2003 by delivering a letter to the home of a distant relative, White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card, urging the Bush administration to hold off its invasion of Iraq so weapons inspectors could continue their work. Lindauer, a former journalist, worked in the late 1980s for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer and The Herald in Everett. Lindauer,...

<p>EAST HIGH: Former classmates say she was smart, craved attention.</p> <p>WASHINGTON -- Susan Lindauer, arrested in Maryland on charges of acting as an agent for Iraq, grew up in Anchorage, where East High classmates remember her as a smart girl with deeply held beliefs who was drawn to drama. "She liked being in the spotlight and having attention," said Jim Lottsfeldt, one of her close friends from the East High class of 1981. Lindauer, 41, is the daughter of John Lindauer, a former state legislator who fled Alaska after a run for governor in 1998.</p>

<p>CNN.com - American charged in Iraqi conspiracy - Mar 11, 2004 Susan Lindauer, 41, a former journalist, also allegedly tried to deliver a letter to White House chief of staff Andrew Card touting her contacts with Saddam Hussein's regime. In late June 2003 -- less than three months after the liberation of Baghdad -- she began meeting with the FBI agent posing as a Libyan intelligence officer seeking help for Iraqi insurgents, the indictment says. On the agent's instructions, Lindauer left documents at designated locations near her Maryland home, according to the indictment.</p>

ABC/Peter Jennings person of the week. "Former journalist and congressional press secretary Susan Lindauer, who was arrested yesterday on charges she acted as an Iraqi spy before and after the U.S. invasion of Iraq, " Was named the abc/peter jennings person of the week, Peter said that Ms Lindauer is everything one could ever want in a woman and that she and he shared many many wonderful firneds and partners.

We knew that Takoma Park, Md., home of Saddam spy suspect and self-described "anti-war activist" Susan Lindauer, must be quite a place when wire services yesterday said it had "liberal views," something the media establishment normally won't admit. Then the Democrats' favorite house organ, the New York Times, today called the suburb a "left-leaning enclave," again a surprise from a publication that considers the left to be the mainstream status quo from which any deviation is usually branded "right wing." Wes Vernon, one of NewsMax's Washington correspondents, lives just a few miles from Takoma Park and gave us the scoop:...

Former Dem Aide Accused of Spying for Saddam's IraqBy Jeff Gannon Talon News March 12, 2004A former staffer for several Democratic members of Congress was arrested at her home in Tacoma Park, Maryland Thursday on charges that she conspired to spy for Iraq.Susan Lindauer was a journalist for Fortune, U.S. News & World Report, and the Seattle Post-Intelligencer prior to working for Rep. Peter DeFazio (D-OR) in 1993 and then Rep. Ron Wyden (D-OR) in 1994. She was the press secretary for former Illinois Sen. Carol Moseley Braun in 1996, and from March to May 2002, she worked for...

Former colleagues say their recollections of the woman don't square with the FBI's allegations against her. By Scott North Herald Writer Susan Lindauer is a bright woman with passionately held views and an approach to the world that sometimes left those around her scratching their heads. Still, many of those who know the one-time editorial page employee for The Herald were stunned to learn Thursday that she'd been charged with taking treasonous steps to assist Iraqi terrorists. Lindauer, 40, worked at The Herald from August 1987 to July 1989. She was then in her mid-20s, and just beginning a career....

A distant cousin of White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card was charged Thursday with working for the Iraqi Intelligence Service, after Card turned her in to the FBI for contacting him -- allegedly on behalf of Saddam Hussein's regime -- in the weeks before the Iraq war. Susan Lindauer, 41, was charged with accepting $10,000 for her work with the Iraqis, according to an indictment unsealed in U.S. District Court in Manhattan on Thursday. The indictment alleges that Lindauer left a letter outside the home of an unidentified U.S. official on Jan. 8, 2003, outlining her extensive contacts with...

NEW YORK -- A former journalist and one-time press secretary for four members of Congress was arrested Thursday on charges that she served as a paid agent for the Iraqi intelligence service before and after the U.S. invasion. Susan Lindauer, 41, was arrested in her hometown of Takoma Park, Md., and was to appear in court later in the day in Baltimore, authorities in New York said. She was accused of conspiring to act as a spy for the Iraqi Intelligence Service and engaging in prohibited financial transactions involving the government of Iraq under dictator Saddam Hussein. Prosecutors say she...

Accused Spy Is Cousin of Bush Staffer Email this Story Mar 11, 7:14 PM (ET) By MATTHEW DALY WASHINGTON (AP) - The woman charged with working for the Iraqi spy agency is a distant cousin of President Bush's chief of staff, Andrew Card, and has held a variety of jobs in journalism and on Capitol Hill. Susan Lindauer, 41, worked in the press offices of four Democratic members of Congress. She also worked for Fortune magazine, U.S. News & World Report, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer and Fox News. Her father, John Lindauer, was the Republican nominee for governor in Alaska in...

by DHinMIFri Mar 12th, 2004 at 01:27:18 GMT That's the headline you could have seen but didn't.   If you've followed the story of the American woman arrested on charges related to spying and Iraq, you probably know that the accused, Susan Lindauer, has at various times worked for four Capitol Hill Democrats--Congressman Peter DeFazio (OR), then-Congressman and now Senator Ron Wyden (OR), former Senator Carol Mosley-Braun (IL), and most recently, Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren (CA).  The "Weakly" Standard--to which we'll return--was quick to post this information as what they called Lindauer's "work record," although they conveniently failed to mention that...

It seems clear that Susan Lindaur is not a "spy" in the classic cloak-and-dagger sense, e.g., she's not an intelligence official who's been "turned", or someone lured by riches or sex or both.But she does represent aclassic "accident-waiting-to-happen" in the American politic culture, to wit, a 'peace activist' who's gone one step too far, who's crossed a line that maybe wasn't-so-bright but one that nonetheless exists by necessity.The line she crossed was to (a) take compensation (even if self-justified as reimbursement or 'covering my expenses only') from foreign hostile governments, and then agree to (b) take specific actions to influence...

Jointly published by the United States Committee for a Free Lebanon and the Middle East Forum   Vol. 2   No. 6 Table of ContentsMEIB Main Page 1 July 2000  Lockerbie Trial Document: Susan Lindauer Deposition4 December 1998 Last month, MEIB reported that Dr. Richard Fuisz, a major CIA operative in Syria during the 1980s, met with a congressional staffer by the name of Susan Lindauer in 1994 and told her that that the perpetrators of the December 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland were based in Syria [see "The Lockerbie Bombing Trial: Is Libya Being...

U.S. Woman Is Alleged Iraqi AgentNEW YORK, March 11, 2004 A former news reporter and press secretary for four members of Congress was charged Thursday with being a paid Iraqi intelligence agent and trying to contact her distant cousin — the White House chief of staff — to alter U.S. policy. Susan Lindauer, 41, was taken into custody in her hometown of Takoma Park, Md., and made a brief court appearance in Baltimore, where lawyers argued over whether she should be granted bail. "I'm an anti-war activist and I'm innocent," Lindauer yelled at CBS News cameras outside the Baltimore...

The cousin of White House chief of staff Andrew Card was arrested yesterday - and accused of being a spy for Saddam Hussein's regime. As details of the bizarre case emerged, the FBI said Card had come to them with suspicions about Susan Lindauer more than a year ago, not long before the war with Iraq began. But the agency's New York office already was on to her by that time, officials said. "I'm an anti-war activist, and I'm innocent!" Lindauer yelled as she was hauled away in handcuffs from her Takoma Park, Md., home. "I did more to stop...

Alleged spy for Iraq gave Lockerbie depositionFormer Democrat congressional aide was at center of CIA controversy Posted: March 12, 20041:00 a.m. Eastern By Sherrie Gossett© 2004 WorldNetDaily.com Former journalist and congressional press secretary Susan Lindauer, who was arrested yesterday on charges she acted as an Iraqi spy before and after the U.S. invasion of Iraq, came to the forefront of politics in 1994 over a controversial meeting she had with an alleged CIA operative based in Syria. That meeting resulted in her giving a deposition in the Lockerbie bombing trial that suggested Libya was innocent of the bombing. The 1994 deposition received...

An Antiwar Activist Known for Being Committed Yet ErraticBy JAMES DAO Published: March 12, 2004 TAKOMA PARK, Md., March 11 — Susan P. Lindauer wore her liberal politics on her sleeve, as well as on her aging Mazda, where bumper stickers proclaimed her unabashed opposition to the Iraq conflict. "Peace in Iraq through change at home," one said. "War is not the answer," another said. To her neighbors — who described her as gentle if somewhat lonely — Ms. Lindauer was typical of this left-leaning enclave on the northern doorstep of Washington, a place fondly known by its residents as...

The woman accused of working for the Iraqi intelligence agency is the daughter of John Lindauer, a former Alaska gubernatorial candidate whose campaign disintegrated under legal scrutiny. "That's her, man. I'm shaking like a dog," former state Rep. Vern Hurlbert said after catching the image of Susan Lindauer on television. "Oh, it's unbelievable." Lindauer, 41, was arrested on charges she served as a paid Iraqi agent before and after the U.S. invasion of Iraq. A former journalist and one-time press secretary for four members of Congress, Lindauer is accused of conspiring to spy for the Iraqi agency and engage in...

The story talks about Susan Lindauer being arrested for spying for Saddam. What it DOESN'T mention is that Lindauer was an aide for Carol Moseley-Braun, everyone's favorite Congresscritter. Lindauer seems a bit nutty. Check out the deposition she gave in the Lockerbie trials: http://www.meib.org/articles/0007_me2.htm Interesting, no?

MARCH 11--A former Democratic congressional aide was arrested today on charges that she worked as an Iraqi spy. Susan Lindauer, 41, has been charged with conspiring to work with the Iraqi Intelligence Service and engaging in prohibited financial transactions with Saddam Hussein's government, according to the below indictment unsealed today by federal prosecutors in New York. Lindauer, arrested this morning at her Maryland home, allegedly met with Iraqi agents during several visits to the country's U.N. mission, where she "accepted various payments" in return "for services provided to the IIS in the course of her ongoing intelligence relationship with them."...

NEW YORK - A former journalist and ex-congressional press secretary was arrested Thursday on charges she acted as an Iraqi spy before and after the U.S. invasion of Iraq (news - web sites), accepting $10,000 for her work, prosecutors said Thursday. Susan Lindauer, 41, was arrested in her hometown of Takoma Park, Md., and was to appear in court later in the day in Baltimore, authorities in New York said. She was accused of conspiring to act as a spy for the Iraqi Intelligence Service and with engaging in prohibited financial transactions involving the government of Iraq. Lindauer worked at...

Well isn't this interesting? The Maryland woman charged today with spying for Saddam Hussein has completed the troika: She also worked for congressional Democrats and the media establishment. Susan Lindauer, scheduled to appear in court later today in Baltimore, launched her career as a political publicist. She worked for Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., when he was a U.S. congressman, and in 1996 shifted to one-term former Sen. Carol Moseley Braun of Illinois, best known lately for her doomed-from-the-start presidential campaign. She also worked at Fortune, U.S. News & World Report and the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, the Associated Press reported. Wyden's handler...

Saddam Spy Suspect Worked for House and Senate Democrats Talk about a triathlon: The Maryland woman charged today with spying for Saddam Hussein's dictatorship has also worked for congressional Democrats and the media establishment. Susan Lindauer, scheduled to appear in court later today in Baltimore, launched her career as a political publicist. She worked, according to the Associated Press, for these Democrats: ·  Rep. Peter DeFazio of Oregon in 1993. ·  Sen. Ron Wyden of Oregon in 1994, when he was a U.S. congressman. ·  Former Sen. Carol Moseley Braun of Illinois as press secretary in 1996. Braun is...

<p>NEW YORK (AP) -- An American woman was arrested Thursday on charges that she acted as an Iraqi spy before and after the U.S. invasion of Iraq, accepting $10,000 for her work, prosecutors said Thursday.</p> <p>Susan Lindauer, 41, was arrested in her hometown of Takoma Park, Maryland, and was to appear in court later in the day in Baltimore, authorities in New York said.</p>

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1095652/posts Accused spy for Iraq worked for California congresswoman (Zoe Lofgren, D-San Jose)Sac Bee ^ | 3/11/04 | AP- Washington Lockerbie Trial Document: Susan Lindauer Susan Lindauer Revolving Doors   http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1095691/posts Saddam Spy Suspect Lindauer: 'I'm an Anti-war Activist'NewsMax ^ | 3/11/04 | Limbacher     http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1095762/posts American charged in Iraqi conspiracy [Andy Card's distant cousin]CNN ^ | March 11, 2004     http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1095744/posts How Susan Lindauer Was Caught NRO ^ | 11 March 2004 | Byron York"discussed the need for plans and foreign resources to support [resistance] groups operating within Iraq." Lindauer is a former journalist for U.S. News...

Today: March 11, 2004 at 16:15:43 PST Accused Spy Is Cousin of Bush Staffer By MATTHEW DALYASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON (AP) - The woman charged with working for the Iraqi spy agency is a distant cousin of President Bush's chief of staff, Andrew Card, and has held a variety of jobs in journalism and on Capitol Hill. Susan Lindauer, 41, worked in the press offices of four Democratic members of Congress. She also worked for Fortune magazine, U.S. News & World Report, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer and Fox News. Her father, John Lindauer, was the Republican nominee for governor in Alaska in...

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK UNITED STATES OF AMERICA : : - v. - INDICTMENT S2 03 Cr. 807 (MBM) : : : : : SUSAN LINDAUER, a/k/a “Symbol SUSAN," RAED NOMAN AL-ANBUKE, a/k/a “Ra’id Al Anbuge,” a/k/a “Raed Rokan,” a/k/a “Raed Al-Anbaki,” and WISAM NOMAN AL-ANBUKE, a/k/a “Wisam Al Anbuge,” a/k/a “Wisam Noman Rokan,” : Defendants. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - x COUNT ONE Conspiracy to Act as Unregistered Agents of a Foreign Government The Grand Jury charges: 1. From in or about...