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Snowden’s Emergency Relocation After Leak: Lawyers and Unidentified Benefactor Aid Escape

Date
November 11, 2025
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House Oversight
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House Oversight #019583
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1
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2

Summary

The passage provides specific names (Robert Tibbo, Jonathan Man, Albert Ho) and a timeline (June 10‑11) suggesting an undisclosed party financed Snowden’s hotel stay and safe‑house move. While it hint Snowden received emergency assistance from lawyers Robert Tibbo, Jonathan Man, and Albert Ho on June A credit‑card payment for Snowden’s hotel bill came from an unidentified source, possibly a benefa

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