Man charged with forging Chief Justice John Roberts’s signature, impersonating NSA agent
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Arrested man allegedly impersonated NSA elite hacking unit, Supreme Court chief justice
Colorado police arrested a man last week over charges that he impersonated both Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts and head of the National Security Agency’s famed Tailored Access Operations hacking unit. Joshua Culver, also known as “Maverick Young,” appeared in a Colorado court Tuesday after his arrest stemming from an indictment in Indiana in July on four counts of falsely impersonating an officer of the court and one count of using a f…
CHOCHILINO Man accused of forging Supreme Court Justice John Roberts' signature %
A man was indicted in Indiana for forging the signature of Supreme Court Chief Justice John G. Roberts to get a judge to drop charges against him. File Pool photo by Win McNamee/UPI | License Photo Aug. 25 (UPI) — A man is facing federal charges for forging the signature of Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts and impersonating a federal agent. Joshua M. Culver was indicted Friday in the Northern District of Indiana on four counts of falsel…
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