F.B.I. Said to Have Stumbled Into News of Petraeus Affair
The F.B.I. investigation that led to the resignation of David H. Petraeus as
C.I.A. director began with a complaint several months ago about “harassing”
e-mails sent by Paula Broadwell, Mr. Petraeus’s biographer, to an unidentified
third person, a government official briefed on the case said Saturday.
When F.B.I. agents following up on the complaint began to examine Ms.
Broadwell’s e-mails, they discovered exchanges between her and Mr. Petraeus that
revealed that they were having an affair, said the official, who spoke of the
investigation on the condition of anonymity.
The person who complained about harassing messages from Ms. Broadwell, according
to the official, was not a family member or a government official. One
Congressional official who was briefed on the matter said senior intelligence
officials had explained that the F.B.I. investigation “started with two women.”
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