Feds Falsely Accuse Temple Professor Of Being 'Chinese Spy,' Charges Dropped After Case Shown To Be A FraudChris | InformationLiberationSep. 14, 2015 |
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Federal agents put a Chinese professor at Temple University through hell after accusing him of passing sensitive schematics of a complicated "pocket heater" device to China, only to later quietly drop the charges after it turned out the schematics he sent were entirely unrelated. The NY Times reports: WASHINGTON — When the Justice Department arrested the chairman of Temple University’s physics department this spring and accused him of sharing sensitive American-made technology with China, prosecutors had what seemed like a damning piece of evidence: schematics of sophisticated laboratory equipment sent by the professor, Xi Xiaoxing, to scientists in China.The "additional information" was that their entire case was a fraud. Ward S. Ruby, the co-inventor of the pocket heater testified the schematic Xiaoxing shared was patently not a pocket heater, yet the evil prosecutors who put this innocent man through hell by accusing him of being a Chinese spy have yet to issue him an apology. |