Defense Contractor Allegedly Compromised Nuclear Secrets to Chinese National

I heard about not bringing your work home with you, but I figured nuclear secrets are probably the last thing you want to use as pillow talk.

http://news.yahoo.com/defense-contra...mised-nuclear-
secrets-chinese-national-101046840--abc-news-topstories.html

A defense contractor and former U.S. Army officer has been charged with communicating national defense secrets to a 27-year-old Chinese national with whom he had a romantic relationship.

Court records state that Bishop maintained "an intimate, romantic relationship with Person 1 since June 2011," and worked to hide that relationship from the U.S. government. Bishop was required to report foreign contacts as part of maintaining his security clearance.

A search of Bishop's Hawaiian home uncovered additional secret documents including one titled, "Fiscal Year 2014-2018 Defense Planning Guidance." The document is described as the "definitive planning document for force development." Bishop was not authorized to possess these documents in his home.

 

My question is how many people are going to get fired up and down the chain on this one.

How was he able to get those documents out to his house in the first place!? He didn't have clearance to handle the documents they found at his home

Also, do you think this has anything to do with the NK situation? Do you think China is going under cover in the US to collect nuclear data for NK?

Now THAT would be some insanely scare stuff......