First Nasa Crima In Space-NASA astronaut accused of first-ever space crime denies allegations

According to reports, NASA is investigating the first crime in space. The New York Times reports that NASA is investigating the allegations that Anne McLean's bank account from the International Space Center in space with her colleague Samordon, whose divorce case is going to court. Accessed - They have been charged with identity theft and unauthorized access to the account.

Anne, who is now on the ground, has denied the allegations. Ann admitted that she had access to the account but had no wrong motive, she just wanted to see the costs. Her colleague, Summer Warden, complained to the Federal Trade Commission and NASA's Office of Inspector General. , In which Anne has been charged with identity theft and fraudulently accessing a bank account Donnie married Ann and Summer in 2014 and applied for a divorce in 2018. Annie graduated from West Point Military Academy. 

He flew 800 hours in Iraq as an Army pilot. He was selected by NASA for space flight in 2013. This year, he was selected only for walking astronauts, but he could not participate due to space-size problems. ?

Astronauts from the United States, Canada, Japan, Russia and the European Union have worked at the International Space Station. In space, astronauts can be prosecuted under the laws of their respective countries.