We told you yesterday about the FBI agent who resigned after superiors found his list of sexual conquests, including a key witness in the corruption probe of Congressman William Jefferson, and who now appears to be hyping the threat of Islamic terrorism professionally.
But what left us scratching our heads, and what a court filing didn’t address, is why the exactly the agent, John Guandolo, would write and then keep a document listing affairs with female FBI agents and a witness in a high-profile corruption case.
It turns out Guandolo’s therapist asked him to make the list as a writing exercise to “help him realize the damage the affairs had done to his marriage,” reports Allen Lengel of ticklethewire.com, citing an anonymous source.
Not the type of list you’d want to leave lying around the office. But somehow, according to the court filing that details the episode, someone found the document and “provided [it] to his superiors.” Guandolo’s FBI career was over.
He hasn’t responded to calls from TPMmuckraker seeking comment.