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US spy confirms Dr Kelly's death 'was not suicide'
Tue Sep 9 17:28:43 2003
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Date: Tue, 9 Sep 2003 21:18:04 +0100
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US spy confirms Dr Kelly's death 'was not suicide'

Dr David Kelly was befriended by Mrs Mai Pederson, an undercover US
intelligence agent.

Dr Kelly, a leading weapons expert, was found dead by police in the woods
near his home after being named as the insider who told journalists about
the lies told by the UK and US governments to justify the invasion of
Iraq. Mrs Pederson was "one of the very first people to know that Dr
Kelly's body had been found."

As a American spy Mrs Pederson was trained to attach to people identified
as targets, befriend them, gain their trust, and infiltrate their life,
then exploit them as directed by her superiors. She was a specialist in
seducing male targets. Her husband, US Air Force Sergeant Mr Jim Pederson,
described his wife's standard mode of operation:

"She has always been a spook of one kind or another.
She is invaluable in this job because she doesn't look
as though she's in military intelligence. She goes to
interrogate someone and she's tiny and beautiful, and
she flirts with them, and just sits down and chats.
Before they know it they've told her all sorts of stuff."

As well as basic combat training, Mrs Pederson's spy skills would also
include assassination and cover-up techniques, in particular how to make a
murder look like suicide. As Mr Pederson boasted:

"She was proficient with a gun and basic unarmed
combat and worked under-cover for long periods -
called TDA for Temporary Duty Attachments - in
Egypt and, I believe, Iran. She was a very complex
character."

Ms Pederson and Dr Kelly were apparently "more than just friends" and are
suspected of having had an "affair." Pederson initiated Dr Kelly into an
arcane Eastern mystery cult, the Baha'i sect. The involvement of the
intelligence services in mysterious religious groups is an extension of
their special relationship with secret societies.

Despite her elite training, Mrs Pederson may have become emotionally
involved in Dr Kelly's case. As soon as his dead body was found she phoned
her contacts at the Baha'i faith in California. The Baha'i leader Marilyn
VonBerg disclosed the details of their conversation:

"It wasn't suicide. There will be more coming out on this."

Mrs Pederson seemed to have known in advance what the media would report,
because she warned her friends that they: "shouldn't believe what we would
be reading in the newspapers."


SOURCES:

Mail on Sunday, "Revealed: how a mysterious American spy befriended Dr
David Kelly...", pp 6-7, 7 September 2003.
SHE is a flirtatious divorcee, a spy for the American Air Force, and a
leading cheerleader for an exotic Eastern religious sect. And now she may
hold the key to the lonely, mysterious death of Dr David Kelly.
Petite , exclusively pictured today by The Mail on Sunday, befriended
Dr Kelly while both were serving as weapons inspectors in Iraq in 1998.
Before long she converted him to the Baha'i faith.
[ See website for extracts from original article...]

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