Days after The Guardian claimed that Saudi Arabia was behind the hacking of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos' phone in 2018, a new report, by Wall Street Journal, has revealed that it was, the multi-millionaire’s girlfriend who played a role in their personal chats becoming public. According to the WSJ report, federal prosecutors in Manhattan have evidence indicating Lauren Sanchez, Bezos' girlfriend, provided text messages to her brother Michael Sanchez containing intimate chats and flirtatious messages from the Amazon boss. Sanchez sold these messages to the National Enquirer for its article on Bezos. While prosecutors continue to investigate, no one has been charged with a crime yet.
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