MEMPHIS TN(IFS) --Do they belong to (us)US? It seemed the story behind Gen. David Petraeus' resignation as director of the CIA couldn't get stranger. New reports, however, now indicate that Marine Gen. John Allen, another well-respected, high-ranking general, might be involved in the growing scandal.
On the surface, the case so far
involves the FBI; a slew of allegedly inappropriate emails (between
Petraeus and his biographer, Paula Broadwell; Allen and socialite Jill
Kelley; and allegedly threatening ones Broadwell sent to Kelley); the
FBI agent who started the probe, who's now being investigated for
sending "shirtless" photos to Kelley; and, as reported by the New York Post on Tuesday morning, a child custody battle involving Kelley's twin sister that allegedly concerns both Petraeus and Allen.
To help sort things out, here's a rundown of events, and where things currently stand.
Jill Kelley, a 37-year-old from
Tampa, Fla., who organized local social events for the military as a
volunteer, became friends with Petraeus and his family when he was
stationed in Florida. Last spring, she began receiving harassing emails
from an anonymous account and alerted a friend who worked for the FBI.