accused russian spy angry over sex photos; says ex-husband is telling lies
by：KISSTOY
2021-01-29
Sexy red-haired Anna Chapman, accused of spying for Russia, is angry with her predecessor
According to her lawyer, the husband sold her nude photos and lied to the tabloids.
Anna said she was 21 when the photos were takenyears-old.
\"He asked her to pose and she agreed because she thought the poses were private,\" Chapman\'s lawyer Robert Baum said . \".
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On the weekend of July 4, Anna was naked in bed, posing with sex toys on the cover of newspapers around the world. Her ex-
Husband Alex Chapman told the London Daily Mirror that Chapman was \"great in bed and she knew what to do \".
He also said Chapman told him that her father worked in the KGB.
\"In fact, all his statements to her are untrue,\" said Baum . \".
Mr. Baum said Chapman\'s father, Vasily Kushchenko, was an official at the Russian embassy.
He spent many years in Kenya and Zimbabwe.
\"I don\'t know where you will send your KGB agent,\" Baum said . \".
He said he had spoken to Chapman\'s family in Russia. Her ex-
Baum said that the husband told them that he was wrongly quoted in the newspaper and never said what was printed, although he never explained how the newspaper got her nude photos from when they got married
Baum said Chapman was \"disappointed\" with her predecessor\"
Husband\'s betrayal
Chapman told him that the divorce was not friendly, he said, \"there were some very substantial issues that led her to file a divorce and she was reluctant to discuss it publicly. \"Chapman\'s ex-
According to reports, the husband also claimed that he had spoken to her since his arrest, and Baum refuted it.
He said Chapman had no phone, no one spoke except him, and only put an hour from her cell phone every day.
Since she had no access to television or newspapers, she learned about tabloids and her ex, said Baum
Husband\'s comments in the media.
On June 27, Chapman was arrested on suspicion of acting for the Russian government.
She is currently in detention in New York without bail.
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According to her lawyer, the husband sold her nude photos and lied to the tabloids.
Anna said she was 21 when the photos were takenyears-old.
\"He asked her to pose and she agreed because she thought the poses were private,\" Chapman\'s lawyer Robert Baum said . \".
Click here to follow the ABC News survey team\'s report on Twitter.
On the weekend of July 4, Anna was naked in bed, posing with sex toys on the cover of newspapers around the world. Her ex-
Husband Alex Chapman told the London Daily Mirror that Chapman was \"great in bed and she knew what to do \".
He also said Chapman told him that her father worked in the KGB.
\"In fact, all his statements to her are untrue,\" said Baum . \".
Mr. Baum said Chapman\'s father, Vasily Kushchenko, was an official at the Russian embassy.
He spent many years in Kenya and Zimbabwe.
\"I don\'t know where you will send your KGB agent,\" Baum said . \".
He said he had spoken to Chapman\'s family in Russia. Her ex-
Baum said that the husband told them that he was wrongly quoted in the newspaper and never said what was printed, although he never explained how the newspaper got her nude photos from when they got married
Baum said Chapman was \"disappointed\" with her predecessor\"
Husband\'s betrayal
Chapman told him that the divorce was not friendly, he said, \"there were some very substantial issues that led her to file a divorce and she was reluctant to discuss it publicly. \"Chapman\'s ex-
According to reports, the husband also claimed that he had spoken to her since his arrest, and Baum refuted it.
He said Chapman had no phone, no one spoke except him, and only put an hour from her cell phone every day.
Since she had no access to television or newspapers, she learned about tabloids and her ex, said Baum
Husband\'s comments in the media.
On June 27, Chapman was arrested on suspicion of acting for the Russian government.
She is currently in detention in New York without bail.
Click on the web page of The Notebook here.
