FBI Agents Search Broadwell’s Home

SCANDAL

Updated Apr. 21, 2017 3:02PM EDT / Published Nov. 13, 2012 6:27AM EST

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FBI agents on Monday searched the North Carolina home of Paula Broadwell, the woman at the center of former CIA director David Petraeus’s resignation. Agents left carrying boxes and bags of material, and they appeared to be taking photographs inside the house. They were reportedly looking for any classified or sensitive documents that may have been in Broadwell’s possession. Meanwhile, two longtime military aides to Petraeus said on Monday that the retired four-star general had not intended to resign over the extramarital affair with Broadwell, and did so only after the affair became public.

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FBI Agents Search Broadwell’s Home

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