BREAKING: Disgraced Ex-FBI Agent Kyle Seraphin Admits to Leaking Private Messages, Cites Hypocrisy and Double Standards in Deposition

- Kyle Seraphin, a former FBI agent, testified under oath that he leaked James O'Keefe's private intimate messages because O'Keefe's then-girlfriend wore a Christian cross, suggesting hypocrisy.

- Seraphin justified his actions by comparing them to O'Keefe's reporting on high-profile cases like the Epstein scandal, despite acknowledging no similar examples of O'Keefe outing victims or sexual partners.

- During the deposition, Seraphin refused to answer questions about his own sexual history, including whether he had ever talked dirty to his wife or had sexual relations before marriage, citing objections from his counsel.

- Seraphin admitted to an "ends justify the means" mentality, defending his actions as morally neutral and within his rights, despite the personal harm caused.

- The woman whose messages were leaked tearfully requested Seraphin to remove them, but he refused, even after being called and informed of her distress.

- Seraphin compared the leaked messages to O'Keefe's reporting on Prince Andrew's alleged involvement with underage girls, a comparison that was challenged during the deposition.

- The deposition revealed Seraphin's source for the messages will be named soon, as another individual under oath admitted to providing the information to Seraphin.

Context:
Seraphin has been involved in controversies, including being part of a group of FBI agents who settled with the Justice Department over claims of political disciplining, and he has been sued by Alexis Wilkins, girlfriend of FBI Director Kash Patel, for calling her a "Mossad honeypot."