A U.S. defense contractor accused of living under the name of a dead Texas boy for decades has been detained without bail.
When the couple was left in a room together, they were recorded saying"things consistent with espionage," Myers said.
"If it wasn't for the speculation that the government's injected into these proceedings without providing any real evidence ... he would certainly be released," Jerome said.Her lawyer said the couple -- regardless of their names -- had lived law-abiding lives. Attorney Megan Kau told The Associated Press the couple posed for photos in the purported KGB jacket for fun.
Inside their house, investigators discovered correspondence in which an associate believed Primrose had joined the CIA or had become a terrorist, Myers said.
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