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A former National Security Agency employee was convicted Thursday of taking two boxes of classified documents when he left his job in 2003, records that investigators later found in his kitchen. Kenneth Ford's attorney claimed the records could have been planted by a jilted ex-girlfriend who may have had ties to the NSA. Ford met the woman through the Internet just weeks before his arrest, and she was the one who tipped off the NSA to the records in Ford's house. Ford faces a possible 15 years in prison.
December 16, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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