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The U.S. attorney's office against the WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, apparently, secret investigations which go far beyond the hitherto publicly known allegations. According to a letter from the U.S. Department of justice in the spring of last year, the time reported.
The weekly newspaper refers to a Letter of 7. March 2018. The responsible assistant U.S. attorney, Tracy Doherty-McCormick discloses that the investigation against WikiLeaks due to "illegal obtaining and dissemination of secret information". In the last week published the indictment, the prosecution Assange accused only of "conspiracy to Penetrate in the Computer" - what a comparatively small penalty.
the Letter from The U.S. Department of justice from 7. March 2018 was addressed to the former WikiLeaks activist Daniel Domscheit-Berg from Germany that the state wanted to interrogate lawyers as witnesses. It was placed a day after the now-released indictment against Assange. The accusation of "unauthorized receipt and dissemination of secret information" not only enables a significantly higher level of penalties.
lawyers suspect, according to the report of the time that the US want to avoid the authorities with the lesser charge of "conspiracy to Penetrate in the Computer" that the British justice an extradition speaks of assange to the United States and the expanded allegations in a later stage wants to present. The British law forbids the extradition of a Suspect, if he is in another country, the death penalty.
