‘A VERY DEADLY Woman': Ana Montes, CUBA'S TOP SPY in the US, to Leave Prison | NBC 6 News

Ana Montes, an American citizen who used her position in the Pentagon to spy on the U.S. for Fidel Castro, will be released from prison. NBC 6’s Ari Odzer reports

[deeannatorres]

Anyone else concerned how we're just releasing all these notorious criminals?

[buixote]

It's only the extremists in Cuba who are promoting the continued embargo of that Country. Many of us would like to see normalized relations.

[timcasady]

While Ana Montes gained her freedom she has lost so much more as she is a pariah in the U.S. at the age of 65 with no income to support herself as the “Hiss Act” stripped her of her Federal retirement as she was convicted of espionage along with other criminal counts. At this point in Ana’s life Cuba has no use for her and without any income she would suffer the plight of Cuban citizens so her only play is to move to Puerto Rico where she has relatives that can help

[kathrynstewart-mcdonald]

Do you really think her family had no clue?.They should loose their positions and be transferred to another dept with less sensitive information perhaps HUD

[BruinBearDoc]

She should have been imprisoned for life and beyond. She and her family used the USA for education and economic appropriation and should have just lived in Cuba to experience reality. Pure slime.

[myeyeswentdeaf]

As an American I’m morally outraged too at America’s foreign policies in South and Central American countries. We Americans have a lot of big talk about democracy, but let a South or Central American country’s people, against all US election interference, elect a president who’s loyal to his people instead of being a puppet for the US and the US immediately starts operations to oust a democratically elected president by funding guerrilla armies and staging coups and if that doesn’t work the US slaps them with Embargoes. If the US didn’t interfere in South/Central American countries so much we wouldn’t have the crisis at the US Border that we do now. It’s our own fault, our own greed. Our corporate overlords won’t allow any of them countries to nationalize their natural resources, benefiting the country and it’s people. They need it privatized as to only benefit private corporations, like the big oil companies and such, NOT the people. That’s what it’s all about.

[californiagrapes]

There's no statue of limitation on murder...

[petunia]

Well if one looks at the people they hire in these bureaus you would see that they are not actually going to be loyal you know. I'm at a guy one time he's an elderly man and he said he worked for one of the bureaus and one day he was caught and the bureau pretended they didn't know who he was and he was in jail for a long time and another country he feels like he was betrayed by the country. I don't know how these operations actually work but I feel the equally terrible to abandon your people the ones that actually work on our loyal to this country.

[cosmicdarkmatter]

She has to pay the FBI to spy on her electronics...hahaha

[tinkerstrade]

When its our spys, they're heros, but the spys of others are dangerous beyond belief. (Sigh)The games we play.😣

[jeremiah]

I thought the penalty for treason was death!!!

[mrsmucha]

If she is so dangerous and did so much damage, why not give her a life sentence?

[stevemorrisby]

I wonder how her relationship is with her siblings?
She is certainly an odd one

[elfonzo]

So why isn't she serving a life sentence?

[George-vfss]

Interesting that they use the same FISA warrant to go after parents who are unhappy with their local school boards.

[sigmachi]

When did treason stop being an automatic death penalty crime?

[ernsttech]

Why didn't she get the death penalty?

[genewalker]

So why is she still alive....and why is she getting out?

[Daveortiz]

Anna released in Jan 2023, Robert Hanssen died Jun 2023.

[Brian_Tabor]

Should watch their mouths with what should happen to traitors. Also. They tried to release the green river killer. Nothing should be shocking after that point.