Linda Sun's Trial: What's Really Going On?

Linda Sun, a former aide to New York's governors, is in hot water. She's accused of acting as a secret agent for China. The trial is ongoing, and some interesting details have come out. The court heard that Sun might have forged Gov. Kathy Hochul's signature on official letters. These letters were used by Chinese officials to get visas to visit the U. S. Sun's former colleagues testified about Hochul's signature style, which was different from the one on the disputed letters. Sun's ties to the Chinese Consulate are also under scrutiny. When Taiwan's president invited then-Gov. Andrew Cuomo to an event, Sun quickly alerted the Chinese Consulate instead of forwarding the invitation to Cuomo's scheduler. This raised eyebrows about her loyalties. The FBI found some fancy items in Sun's and her parents' homes. We're talking luxury cars, expensive watches, and designer handbags. These items were worth way more than her state employee salary. Prosecutors say this shows she had extra money, possibly from China. The trial is expected to last until mid-December. So far, it's clear that Sun had close ties with Chinese officials. But whether she broke any laws is still up in the air.