Northwest Asian Weekly: Alleged Spy Released From Jail
Dionaea muscipula
a retired Boeing engineer arrested in Taiwan in August, was bailed out
of jail on September 30. Now Hsy is free to go anywhere in Taiwan but
he is not allowed to leave, pending investigations.
Read the full article in
http://www.nwasianweekly.com/editorial/hsy40.htm
Some outlines:
* Hsy's bail amount is NT$100,000, about US$3,000, is a
minimal number according to his lawyer Wen Chen, also
his friend.
* Northwest Asian Weekly interviewed Hsy by telephone.
Hsy did not deny he collected information for
Yeh Yu-chen, though Hsy insisted all the information he
provided were in public domain on the Internet.
* Hsy insisted he did not know he was collecting information
for China. Hsy said, ".... It was much later that Yeh
told me that he was selling the information to China."
Hsy said he wasn't told until after he handed over the
information. Hsy also said, "He (Yeh) repeatedly asked
me for classified information. I told him I couldn't get
it. I could only get general information."
* A friend of Hsy's family believed Hsy was just one of the
Taiwanese and Chinese American scientists wooed by the
communist country. She said (the publication did not
identify her), "China has been actively recruiting retired
Chinese American scientists to work for China directly or
indirectly."
charles liu
> Assunta Ng of Northwest Asian Weekly reported that Howard Shi-tse Hsy,
> a retired Boeing engineer arrested in Taiwan in August, was bailed out
> of jail on September 30. Now Hsy is free to go anywhere in Taiwan but
> he is not allowed to leave, pending investigations.
>
> Read the full article in
> http://www.nwasianweekly.com/editorial/hsy40.htm
>
> Some outlines:
> * Hsy's bail amount is NT$100,000, about US$3,000, is a
> minimal number according to his lawyer Wen Chen, also
> his friend.
> * Northwest Asian Weekly interviewed Hsy by telephone.
> Hsy did not deny he collected information for
> Yeh Yu-chen, though Hsy insisted all the information he
> provided were in public domain on the Internet.
I knew it! The minute I saw this it seemed reasonable the information
Yeh gathered is not secret. He was doing thing any good'ol NED
"funding receipent" would do - research. Here's my initial comment re
so-called hacked government secret:
http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=1a73ee29.0308200825.130b3a8%40posting.google.com
Guru Google
> flytra...@hotmail.com (Dionaea muscipula) wrote in message news:<bf5b18b4.03100...@posting.google.com>...
> > Assunta Ng of Northwest Asian Weekly reported that Howard Shi-tse Hsy,
> > a retired Boeing engineer arrested in Taiwan in August, was bailed out
> > of jail on September 30. Now Hsy is free to go anywhere in Taiwan but
> > he is not allowed to leave, pending investigations.
> >
> > Read the full article in
> > http://www.nwasianweekly.com/editorial/hsy40.htm
> >
> > Some outlines:
> > * Hsy's bail amount is NT$100,000, about US$3,000, is a
> > minimal number according to his lawyer Wen Chen, also
> > his friend.
> > * Northwest Asian Weekly interviewed Hsy by telephone.
> > Hsy did not deny he collected information for
> > Yeh Yu-chen, though Hsy insisted all the information he
> > provided were in public domain on the Internet.
>
> I knew it! The minute I saw this it seemed reasonable the information
> Yeh gathered is not secret. He was doing thing any good'ol NED
> "funding receipent" would do - research. Here's my initial comment re
> so-called hacked government secret:
>
> http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=1a73ee29.0308200825.130b3a8%40posting.google.com
Of course! Now Hsy told you how China collect classified information
from Chinese American scientist. "China has been actively recruiting
retired Chinese American scientists to work for China directly or
indirectly". Hsy is testifying against Yeh and Beijing.
If you gonna believe Hsy's defense of hisself, you gonna believe his
description of Chicom and Chinese agents stealing classified info.
Hehe.
Dioneae muscipula
Boeing engineer and Bellevue Taiwanese community activist was charged
in federal court for helping to obtain sensitive military night-vision
technology to pass to China. The felony charge alleged 68-year-old
Howard Hsy and three other "unnamed co-conspirators" in Seattle area
worked with a co-conspirator in Taiwan, identified as Yeh Yu-chen, to
ship the technology and violate the Arms Export Control Act.
Hsy and Yeh was arrested in 2003 in Taiwan by government officials.
According to the Seattle Times article, in 2004 Yeh was charged with
espionage by Taiwan and he fled to mainland China with his family in
November. Hsy was charged with a less-serious offense and put under
house arrest ever since.
Read more details about the article in
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2002197702_arms05m.html
charl...@my-deja.com
Here're a ton of information on F-16 night flight upgrade, so it can
fly half blind and not crash (as if it won't crash on it's own
anyways.)
Smells like another Wen Ho Lee.
Guru Google
then charles liu volunteer to tell Yeh to come back to Taiwan, not
fleeing to mainland China with his family. There's nothing to flee for
acording to charles!
And then Yeh can write a book, "My country and Charles liu's country
vs. Hsy".
Dioneae muscipula
Bellevue man pleaded guilty to conspiring to illegal export
night-vision goggles and other prohibited military equipment to Taiwan
with the ultimate destination in China.
Read the article in
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/eastsidenews/2002669960_hsy07e.html
An outline of the article:
* Howard Hsy, 69, faces up to 5 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
* Hsy was charged with conspiracy to violate the federal Arms Export
Control Act. Donald Shull of Seattle was charged with violating
the federal Export Administration Act.
* The items Hsy and Shull exported included night-vision goggles,
helmet-mounted assemblies and night-vision camera lenses. A
license and written approval from the U.S. State Department is
required for exporting such materials.
Dioneae muscipula
press release on Howard Hsy pleading guilty to charges that he
illegally exported night vision goggles and camera lenses to Taiwan
with People's Republic of China as the final destination.
Read the press release in
http://www.ice.gov/graphics/news/newsreleases/articles/051206seattle.htm
In the press release, Hsy was described to acquire and ship the
following military items to China:
* Imaging Systems F4949 "Generation III" night-vision goggles;
* HGV 55/P Helmet Mount Assemblies; and
* Nightmate CCTV Adapter "Generation III" night-vision camera
lenses.
Dioneae muscipula
Howard Hsy pleading guilty to violating U.S. Arms Export Control Act.
Read the article in
http://www.nwasianweekly.com/20052451/hsy20052451.htm
An outline of the article:
* In August 2003, Hsy was arrested by Taiwanese security upon arrival
from Seattle. He was suspected for espionage but he was never
charged. Before leaving Taiwan, Hsy paid a fine of US$1,500.
* U.S. and Taiwan media reported Hsy was under house arrest in
Taiwan for 2 years, but Hsy said he simply could not leave and he
spent time playing golf or climbing mountains. He did not think he
has been followed or monitored.