Who is Chinese honey trap spy Fang Fang?
CHRISTINE Fang, also known as Fang Fang, is allegedly a Chinese honey trap spy who had sex with politicians to infiltrate US government affairs.
An expose by Axios was recently published , but none have been accused of any wrongdoing.
Who is Chinese honey trap spy Fang Fang?
Christine Fang reportedly enrolled as a student at Cal State East Bay in 2011 and, according to friends and acquaintances, was in her late 20s or early 30s, according to Axios reporter .
She served as the president of the Chinese Student Association and the campus chapter of APAPA, a group that promotes civic affairs for Asian Pacific Islanders.
During this time, Fang is believed to have had regular contact with a suspected Chinese Ministry of State Security officer who was under diplomatic cover in the consulate.
Who did she have sex with?
Fang targeted aspiring politicians from 2011 to 2015, with a reported focus on Representative .
Swalwell, who , has not been accused of having a sexual relationship with Fang, nor of any wrongdoing.
Swalwell is one of the youngest members of the House and someone who Fang reportedly helped raise funding for.
His office told The Sun: "Rep. Swalwell, long ago, provided information about this person - whom he met more than eight years ago, and whom he hasn’t seen in nearly six years - to the FBI. To protect information that might be classified, he will not participate in your story."
Axios also reported that the alleged honey trap had a romantic or relationship with at least two mayors from the Midwest.
What politicians has she fundraised for?
Fang has helped raise cash for Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard, according to Axios.
However, a spokesperson told the outlet that she "has no recollection of ever meeting or talking with her, nor any recollection of her playing a major role at the fundraiser."
The Sun has contacted Gabbard for comment, who also has not been accused of having a sexual relationship with Fang and is not accused of any wrongdoing.
Fang also volunteered to campaign for Representative Ro Khannah's 2014 run for Congress before he was elected two years later.
Khannah's office told the outlet that he remembers seeing Fang at several Indian American political events, but he did not speak to her.
The Sun also contacted Khannah for comment, who has not been accused of having a sexual relationship with Fang, nor of any wrongdoing.
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Where is Fang Fang now?
Fang fled the in mid-2015 as she was being investigated by authorities.
She was expected to attend an event in DC in June 2015, but said she couldn't make it as she had to return to China.
Following the probe of Fang the FBI has heightened the importance of investigations into Chinese intelligence and influence operations.