Jury Deliberations to Resume in Spy Case
From Times Wire Reports
Jurors in Alexandria recessed without reaching a verdict in the trial of suspected spy Brian Patrick Regan. The jury is to resume deliberations today.
Regan is accused of offering to sell classified data for $13 million to Iraq, Libya and China.
If convicted, the jury would then consider whether to impose the death penalty. In that case, he could be the first American executed for espionage since the Rosenbergs in 1953, who were convicted of conspiring to steal atomic secrets for the Soviets.
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