The U.S. Justice Department has decided not to pursue prosecution against Sue Mi Terry. She is a former CIA analyst and expert on East Asia. Terry was accused of being an agent for South Korea’s intelligence services.
Documents filed on Tuesday reveal this development. Terry was initially scheduled to stand trial this month. The accusations involved alleged collaboration with South Korean intelligence.
Terry’s professional background includes participation at the Asia Society in New York. She spoke there on a panel in June 2017. Her expertise and work have been recognized in various circles.
This decision by the Justice Department marks a significant turn in the legal proceedings against Terry. The court documents reflect an agreement not to continue with the trial.
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