'Russian spy' couple living in Hawaii 'stole dead babies identities', say prosecutors

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Russian “sleeper agents” after it emerged that they adopted the names of children who had died in infancy in order to conceal their identities.Walter Glenn Primrose and Gwynn Darle Morrison, both aged 67, “both obtained Texas birth certificate records for deceased American born infants, that they used to unlawfully assume the identities of ‘Bobby Edward Fort’ and ‘Julie Lyn Montague,’ according to court papers .The pair “have been perpetrating criminal fraud acts ever since,” according to a criminal complaint from the Diplomatic Security Service (DSS) of the US State Department.READ MORE: 'Russian pilots offered £1.6m to steal warplanes for Ukraine’ in MI6 plotBobby Fort was born in Dallas in July 1967, and died in the October of that year, according to the complaint.

Julie Montague had been born in Burnet, Texas, in 1968 and also died before her first birthday.Primrose is known to have enlisted in the US Coast Guard using the Bobby Fort identity, also falsifying his age to ensure that he was eligible.He retired from the Coast Guard in 2016, then went on to get a job with a private defence contractor at US Coast Guard Air Station Barbers Point in Hawaii “where he continues to work currently,” according to the complaint.The base is used to provide “aviation mission support in the areas of Search and Rescue, Marine Environmental Protection, Maritime Law Enforcement and Aids to Navigation,” according to a Coast Guard statement.The nearby Pacific Missile Range Facility Barking Sands, used by the Navy and Missile Defence Agency test-fire a variety of missiles, is known to have been under surveillance by Russian spy ships in the past few years.Primrose owns multiple passports in both his own name and Fort’s, prosecutors say,.