FBI agents search Paula Broadwell's home

Source: Charlotte Observer

FBI agents search Paula Broadwell's home

The agents brought cardboard boxes used to carry away papers



By Elisabeth Arriero
earriero@charlotteobserver.com
Posted: Monday, Nov. 12, 2012

Three days after Paula Broadwell entered the center of national controversy, FBI agents Monday evening entered her family’s Dilworth home and appeared to be searching both floors. The agents brought cardboard boxes used for carrying papers. (Robert Lahser - rlahser@charlotteobserver.com)

Three days after Paula Broadwell entered the center of national controversy, FBI agents Monday evening entered her family’s Dilworth home and appeared to be searching both floors.

The four or five agents brought cardboard boxes used for carrying papers and were on both floors of the home. About a dozen members of the local and national media gathered. It wasn’t immediately clear what the agents were focused on.

Broadwell’s apparent affair with retired Army Gen. David Petraeus, who is married, led him to resign Friday as CIA director. Broadwell’s Charlotte neighbor Sarah Curme said Monday that Broadwell, her husband and two young sons were doing pretty well considering the circumstances. Broadwell marked her 40th birthday over the weekend with family in Washington, D.C.




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