Accused Spy’s Link to Stripper Investigated
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Accused spy Robert Philip Hanssen allegedly brought a stripper to religious services at his suburban Virginia church and spent at least $10,000 on a car for her in what authorities believe was a proselytizing effort, sources close to the investigation said this week.
Federal investigators, who have interviewed the woman, are also examining whether Hanssen bought her gifts in the early 1990s, according to sources.
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