Jack Teixeira plans to plead guilty in leaked documents case - The Boston Globe
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52% : Prosecutors alleged in court filings that Teixeira "faces overwhelming evidence of having committed one of the largest disclosures of classified national defense information in the history of our nation," and that he provided classified national defense information to foreign nationals, expressed support for a terrorist organization, and advocated violence.46% : An FBI affidavit filed in the case alleges Teixeira sent messages expressing support for a potential terrorist attack at the World Cup and wrote, "If I had my way I'd kill a [expletive] ton of people. . . .
44% : He has been held without bail at the Plymouth county jail since his arrest in April, and pleaded not guilty last year to six counts of willful retention and transmission of national defense information in violation of the Espionage Act.
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