The still unidentified woman (only to the public) that now famously ended the career of CIA general David Petraeus has further revealed details on the account of menacing e-mails she received from Paula Broadwell, a woman known as the biographer of Petraeus. Daily News has learned that the mystery woman received a total of 13 different e-mails from Broadwell, which she says left her frightened, so badly frightened that the Associated Press reported earlier this morning that she required protection from FBI agents.
The Associated Press subsequently reported that U.S officials told reporters that Broadwell has been unreachable for comment, however, it is believed she has gone into hiding due to having her own family — and being married.
Daily News is still currently attempting to reach Broadwell for comment.
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