Spying Injustice in Hanssen Case
Re “FBI Spy Contrite, Gets Life Sentence,” May 11: Convicted FBI spy Robert Hanssen’s wife is allowed to keep the survivor’s portion of his pension (a reported $40,000 a year), not to mention their nice house and three cars.
Meanwhile, grandmas are being kicked out of projects if someone passes through with drugs (with or without their knowledge), and in the name of the drug war, rich and poor alike suffer their assets being seized by the government before even being convicted in court. Doesn’t sound like justice for all.
Norma Edwards
Irvine
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