11-13-2012, 01:34 AM
Excerpt from The Tampa Bay Times Nov 13th read more here http://www.tampabay.com/news/military/ma...261272.ece
In the decade since the Kelleys arrived from Pennsylvania, it proved one of several examples of court cases seeking payment of real estate and credit card debts intermingling with catered parties and A-list guests as the couple sought to establish themselves in Tampa.
And now the Kelleys have a national scandal to contend with — one that is quickly growing more and more curious.
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Over the summer, Jill Kelley, 37, started getting anonymous emails. The half dozen or so messages told her to stop behavior that was being interpreted as too friendly toward Petraeus — although they did not use his name.
The Washington Post, citing anonymous law enforcement sources, said the emails indicated Petraeus' secret paramour Paula Broadwell felt jealous. Kelley contacted a friend in the local FBI office, who took her concerns to the bureau, the Associated Press reported.
A spokesman for the Tampa FBI office did not return phone or email messages Monday.
The agent and friend, whose name has not been made public, was subsequently barred from the investigation because of superiors' concerns that he had become obsessed with the case, the Wall Street Journal reported late Monday, citing anonymous sources.
The newspaper reported there were allegations that the agent had once sent shirtless pictures of himself to Jill Kelley. The paper reported the agent is now under internal affairs review.
In the decade since the Kelleys arrived from Pennsylvania, it proved one of several examples of court cases seeking payment of real estate and credit card debts intermingling with catered parties and A-list guests as the couple sought to establish themselves in Tampa.
And now the Kelleys have a national scandal to contend with — one that is quickly growing more and more curious.
• • •
Over the summer, Jill Kelley, 37, started getting anonymous emails. The half dozen or so messages told her to stop behavior that was being interpreted as too friendly toward Petraeus — although they did not use his name.
The Washington Post, citing anonymous law enforcement sources, said the emails indicated Petraeus' secret paramour Paula Broadwell felt jealous. Kelley contacted a friend in the local FBI office, who took her concerns to the bureau, the Associated Press reported.
A spokesman for the Tampa FBI office did not return phone or email messages Monday.
The agent and friend, whose name has not been made public, was subsequently barred from the investigation because of superiors' concerns that he had become obsessed with the case, the Wall Street Journal reported late Monday, citing anonymous sources.
The newspaper reported there were allegations that the agent had once sent shirtless pictures of himself to Jill Kelley. The paper reported the agent is now under internal affairs review.
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