Anonymous
10/10/2021 21:08
Subject: Annapolis Navy family tried to pass nuclear sub secrets to a foreign govt
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Timeline matches with Trumpers starting to go nuts over the election. Wouldn’t surprise me if they decided this was how they sabotaged Biden after drinking the social media propaganda.
$100K is not that much money to throw your child’s life away.
except wife's twitter feed indicates she was a neverTrumper. Hated the "Muslim ban." retweeted HRC's #notmypresident. She was not active on twitter, though. But, definitely not a Trumper. PhD in Anthropology from Emory.
twitter.com/dtoebbe
Hmmm, PhD in Anthropology, valued educator at an elite private school presumably with her own child enrolled there. What could have made Diana Toebe be so stupid as to completely blow up her own life like this?
Agreed. They also asked for peanuts in terms of money. This is ideology driven. Will be interesting to see their internet history.
Someone posted it above
Anonymous
10/10/2021 21:07
Subject: Re:Annapolis Navy family tried to pass nuclear sub secrets to a foreign govt
Anonymous wrote:I feel horrible for their two kids, the eldest who is 13-14 and the youngest is a pre-teen. They are all over the mother’s social media, including the eldest child’s gender transition. These kids are about to go through one of the toughest phases of life without their parents and under a spotlight of the nation media.
I guarantee there is so much more to this story. What in the world were the parents thinking leaving their kids to the wolves? I wonder if the parents are narcissists who believed they never would be caught.
Is there a grandparent in the picture to adopt them? What about blood aunts/uncles?
Anonymous
10/10/2021 21:02
Subject: Re:Annapolis Navy family tried to pass nuclear sub secrets to a foreign govt
I feel horrible for their two kids, the eldest who is 13-14 and the youngest is a pre-teen. They are all over the mother’s social media, including the eldest child’s gender transition. These kids are about to go through one of the toughest phases of life without their parents and under a spotlight of the nation media.
I guarantee there is so much more to this story. What in the world were the parents thinking leaving their kids to the wolves? I wonder if the parents are narcissists who believed they never would be caught.
I guarantee there is so much more to this story. What in the world were the parents thinking leaving their kids to the wolves? I wonder if the parents are narcissists who believed they never would be caught.
Anonymous
10/10/2021 21:00
Subject: Re:Annapolis Navy family tried to pass nuclear sub secrets to a foreign govt
Anonymous wrote:He was only 46. Why retire from the U.S. Navy at 42? Its not like nuclear engineers are non-essential. Or why not go work for DOD Contractor like Boeing or Silicon Valley corporation like Tesla while keeping your clearance?
Meant SpaceX not Tesla.
https://www.inverse.com/article/57975-elon-musk-proposes-a-controversial-plan-to-speed-up-spaceflight-to-mars
https://www.powermag.com/former-spacex-engineers-tout-new-microreactor/
Anonymous
10/10/2021 20:56
Subject: Re:Annapolis Navy family tried to pass nuclear sub secrets to a foreign govt
He was only 46. Why retire from the U.S. Navy at 42? Its not like nuclear engineers are non-essential. Or why not go work for DOD Contractor like Boeing or Silicon Valley corporation like Tesla while keeping your clearance?
Anonymous
10/10/2021 20:51
Subject: Re:Annapolis Navy family tried to pass nuclear sub secrets to a foreign govt
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That story is completely bonkers. So curious to know which country.
One theory I saw was that it’s France, they cooperated with the investigation, and that’s why they were so pissed off about the Australian deal.
France is an ally. I believe this idiot was stupid enough to hand it off to Russians, or try to, like that girl who stole Nancy Pelosi's laptop during the Jan. 6th riots.
The court papers say that in December 2020, an FBI official received a package that had been sent to the foreign country containing U.S. Navy documents, a letter and instructions for how to conduct encrypted communications with the person offering the information.
The letter in the package said: “I apologize for this poor translation into your language. Please forward this letter to your military intelligence agency. I believe this information will be of great value to your nation. This is not a hoax.”
It’s not Russia or China. The foreign country handed the package over to an FBI legal attaché in that country, which neither China nor Russia would do. The FBI also got assistance from the country’s embassy here, which neither Russia nor China would do.
Fascinating. Probably Israel.
Good one.
Anonymous
10/10/2021 20:50
Subject: Re:Annapolis Navy family tried to pass nuclear sub secrets to a foreign govt
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That story is completely bonkers. So curious to know which country.
One theory I saw was that it’s France, they cooperated with the investigation, and that’s why they were so pissed off about the Australian deal.
But why send it to France in the first place? Seems more likely to be a country that’s not someone we would think of as a close ally but that’s close enough to turn him over to us.
That country didn't turn him over. The idiot sent the package to an undercover U.S. FBI agent by mistake. Presumably someone with embassy connections or connected to it in some way.
That is not how I read this story - from the Post:
The court papers say that in December 2020, an FBI official received a package that had been sent to the foreign country containing U.S. Navy documents, a letter and instructions for how to conduct encrypted communications with the person offering the information.
To me, that reads as the FBI was alerted by someone from the foreign country, not that the FBI initially intercepted the package. Russia would not turn this over to the FBI, but France, as an ally, would.
Anonymous
10/10/2021 20:47
Subject: Re:Annapolis Navy family tried to pass nuclear sub secrets to a foreign govt
Anonymous wrote:Did they not think this through? Their kid will be raised by someone for the rest of its life, that's if a kind family agrees to adopt it, and they will be in prison as traitors.
They have more than one apparently.
"On August 29, 2021, at approximately 8:56 a.m., the FBI observed JONATHAN TOEBBE depart his Annapolis residence as the operator of a vehicle also occupied by one of his minor children. JONATHAN TOEBBE was carrying a backpack."
Anonymous
10/10/2021 20:45
Subject: Re:Annapolis Navy family tried to pass nuclear sub secrets to a foreign govt
Anonymous wrote:This married couple really sealed their fate with these emails. EVERYTHING is spelled out. Dude even highlighted relevant sections for the foreign spy as if they wouldn't have their own tech experts to verify the usefulness of the materials.
Email 1:
I hope your experts are very happy with the sample provided and I understand the importance of a small exchange to grow our trust. Most of the material Ipossess is similar in format — multz~le pages per sheet. Drafted drawings are split over several regular sheets to preserve good detail. And I used color where it seemed important — like graphs with several lines. I expect your new communication instructions will be just as clear and safe as your drop instructions. However, I suggest you continue to monitor your Proton until I am able to establish contact with your new method. If there is a problem, I will use it to request help. All of my previous emails have been signed: Yours truly, Alice Ifit is ever necessary to Proton you again, I will end the email with Sincerely, Alice instead to assure you the message is from me and that Jam not under duress. For now, I propose we continue with weekend exchanges at suitable parks and trails, similar to this one. Details of my daily routine may narrow an investigator's search too much of your organization is infiltrated by an adversary one day. Hiking and visiting historical sites is easier to explain than unexpected stops during rush hour if they ever take a special interest in me. we are to continue using this method of exchange long term, it is very important that I have as much flexibility in timing my deliveries as possible. I would like to create a natural legendfor my interest in visiting a particular place in the future — reading articles about ten fun things to do in Baltimore this month and 'stumbling' across a beautiful hike close to home, for example. Bad weather on one day might ruin that cover story. I hope you will forgive my excess caution. I want our relationship to be very successful for us both, and that means that I must be very careful at every step.
Yours truly,
Alice
Never insult the FBI in email my dude. They're going to send you to a filthy lock-up just for this: As you noted in your letter, US. security forces are lazy. They also have limited budgets.
Anonymous
10/10/2021 20:45
Subject: Re:Annapolis Navy family tried to pass nuclear sub secrets to a foreign govt
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That story is completely bonkers. So curious to know which country.
One theory I saw was that it’s France, they cooperated with the investigation, and that’s why they were so pissed off about the Australian deal.
That would be make sense. Huge burn to France and an enormous mistake on our part if this turns out to be the case.
Anonymous
10/10/2021 20:44
Subject: Annapolis Navy family tried to pass nuclear sub secrets to a foreign govt
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Timeline matches with Trumpers starting to go nuts over the election. Wouldn’t surprise me if they decided this was how they sabotaged Biden after drinking the social media propaganda.
$100K is not that much money to throw your child’s life away.
except wife's twitter feed indicates she was a neverTrumper. Hated the "Muslim ban." retweeted HRC's #notmypresident. She was not active on twitter, though. But, definitely not a Trumper. PhD in Anthropology from Emory.
twitter.com/dtoebbe
Hmmm, PhD in Anthropology, valued educator at an elite private school presumably with her own child enrolled there. What could have made Diana Toebe be so stupid as to completely blow up her own life like this?
Agreed. They also asked for peanuts in terms of money. This is ideology driven. Will be interesting to see their internet history.
$100K might have been just the first pay-off request. I believe they initially handed over proof of knowledge for $10K.
Confirmed. He asked for $5,000,000 total.
Anonymous
10/10/2021 20:44
Subject: Re:Annapolis Navy family tried to pass nuclear sub secrets to a foreign govt
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That story is completely bonkers. So curious to know which country.
One theory I saw was that it’s France, they cooperated with the investigation, and that’s why they were so pissed off about the Australian deal.
France is an ally. I believe this idiot was stupid enough to hand it off to Russians, or try to, like that girl who stole Nancy Pelosi's laptop during the Jan. 6th riots.
The court papers say that in December 2020, an FBI official received a package that had been sent to the foreign country containing U.S. Navy documents, a letter and instructions for how to conduct encrypted communications with the person offering the information.
The letter in the package said: “I apologize for this poor translation into your language. Please forward this letter to your military intelligence agency. I believe this information will be of great value to your nation. This is not a hoax.”
It’s not Russia or China. The foreign country handed the package over to an FBI legal attaché in that country, which neither China nor Russia would do. The FBI also got assistance from the country’s embassy here, which neither Russia nor China would do.
Okay, so maybe a country that is 'lower' tier on the global scale but feels like I could get more from cooperating from the U.S. than in screwing it over? Korea? Maybe France could be right. But the traitor asked for the country to be prepared to get him and his wife out of the country in case they were discovered which would at least indicate there's no extradition let alone a ally that is super-interwoven with the U.S. in a NATO alliance.
An extradition treaty doesn’t mean the other country could be forced to extradite him, although it would be a big breach of foreign relations in this case. This guy made some pretty dumb mistakes in this whole affair, though, so I don’t know that he was thinking too hard about extradition treaties.
According to sources it was CHINA.
What sources?
Anonymous
10/10/2021 20:41
Subject: Re:Annapolis Navy family tried to pass nuclear sub secrets to a foreign govt
He actually emailed and asked for 'How To Be A Spy' lessons.
Now that we have established a more secure method to write, please tell me if I make a mistake or if you have advice on how to accomplish a task so that I can improve my skills and reduce our shared risk. For example, thank you for the reminder to use cash only. I have been doing so at every step, and do not feel insulted at all. Since my seif education is sure to have gaps, it is likely I will not know all things that are simple and obvious to you.
Now that we have established a more secure method to write, please tell me if I make a mistake or if you have advice on how to accomplish a task so that I can improve my skills and reduce our shared risk. For example, thank you for the reminder to use cash only. I have been doing so at every step, and do not feel insulted at all. Since my seif education is sure to have gaps, it is likely I will not know all things that are simple and obvious to you.
Anonymous
10/10/2021 20:39
Subject: Re:Annapolis Navy family tried to pass nuclear sub secrets to a foreign govt
This married couple really sealed their fate with these emails. EVERYTHING is spelled out. Dude even highlighted relevant sections for the foreign spy as if they wouldn't have their own tech experts to verify the usefulness of the materials.
Email 1:
I hope your experts are very happy with the sample provided and I understand the importance of a small exchange to grow our trust. Most of the material Ipossess is similar in format — multz~le pages per sheet. Drafted drawings are split over several regular sheets to preserve good detail. And I used color where it seemed important — like graphs with several lines. I expect your new communication instructions will be just as clear and safe as your drop instructions. However, I suggest you continue to monitor your Proton until I am able to establish contact with your new method. If there is a problem, I will use it to request help. All of my previous emails have been signed: Yours truly, Alice Ifit is ever necessary to Proton you again, I will end the email with Sincerely, Alice instead to assure you the message is from me and that Jam not under duress. For now, I propose we continue with weekend exchanges at suitable parks and trails, similar to this one. Details of my daily routine may narrow an investigator's search too much of your organization is infiltrated by an adversary one day. Hiking and visiting historical sites is easier to explain than unexpected stops during rush hour if they ever take a special interest in me. we are to continue using this method of exchange long term, it is very important that I have as much flexibility in timing my deliveries as possible. I would like to create a natural legendfor my interest in visiting a particular place in the future — reading articles about ten fun things to do in Baltimore this month and 'stumbling' across a beautiful hike close to home, for example. Bad weather on one day might ruin that cover story. I hope you will forgive my excess caution. I want our relationship to be very successful for us both, and that means that I must be very careful at every step.
Yours truly,
Alice
Email 1:
I hope your experts are very happy with the sample provided and I understand the importance of a small exchange to grow our trust. Most of the material Ipossess is similar in format — multz~le pages per sheet. Drafted drawings are split over several regular sheets to preserve good detail. And I used color where it seemed important — like graphs with several lines. I expect your new communication instructions will be just as clear and safe as your drop instructions. However, I suggest you continue to monitor your Proton until I am able to establish contact with your new method. If there is a problem, I will use it to request help. All of my previous emails have been signed: Yours truly, Alice Ifit is ever necessary to Proton you again, I will end the email with Sincerely, Alice instead to assure you the message is from me and that Jam not under duress. For now, I propose we continue with weekend exchanges at suitable parks and trails, similar to this one. Details of my daily routine may narrow an investigator's search too much of your organization is infiltrated by an adversary one day. Hiking and visiting historical sites is easier to explain than unexpected stops during rush hour if they ever take a special interest in me. we are to continue using this method of exchange long term, it is very important that I have as much flexibility in timing my deliveries as possible. I would like to create a natural legendfor my interest in visiting a particular place in the future — reading articles about ten fun things to do in Baltimore this month and 'stumbling' across a beautiful hike close to home, for example. Bad weather on one day might ruin that cover story. I hope you will forgive my excess caution. I want our relationship to be very successful for us both, and that means that I must be very careful at every step.
Yours truly,
Alice
Anonymous
10/10/2021 20:34
Subject: Annapolis Navy family tried to pass nuclear sub secrets to a foreign govt
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Timeline matches with Trumpers starting to go nuts over the election. Wouldn’t surprise me if they decided this was how they sabotaged Biden after drinking the social media propaganda.
$100K is not that much money to throw your child’s life away.
except wife's twitter feed indicates she was a neverTrumper. Hated the "Muslim ban." retweeted HRC's #notmypresident. She was not active on twitter, though. But, definitely not a Trumper. PhD in Anthropology from Emory.
twitter.com/dtoebbe
They plotted this for years. I bet the social media posts were part of it.
I have no idea one way or the other, but we’ve been assured by down low maga on these pages that there are literally dozens of them masquerading as normal, decent humans. So maybe these two are part of that deception. Clearly, they share the GOP desire to sell out the country for personal benefit.