Woman who received threatening emails revealed in Petraeus scandal
(MCT) — WASHINGTON — The woman whose complaints sparked an FBI investigation that led to CIA Director David Petraeus’ resignation was identified Sunday as an unpaid social liaison to MacDill Air Force base near Tampa, Fla., where Petraeus formerly was stationed.
Military sources identified her as Jill Kelley, who had complained about harassing emails that investigators traced to Paula Broadwell, a married Army reservist who was Petraeus’ biographer, according to military sources.
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