Edward Snowden's father gets visa to visit NSA leaker in Russia

National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden's father has secured documents to visit his son in Russia and plans to discuss how he could fight espionage charges, Lon Snowden and his attorney said Sunday.Neither Lon Snowden nor his attorney Bruce Fein has spoken directly with the former NSA analyst since he fled the United States and received asylum in Russia, they said. But the father and lawyer also said they look forward to meeting with Edward Snowden to consider options for the leaker to return to the United States at some point."As a father,Mike said they will try to find people whose work'plements that of other tenants, but does not'pete with it - the idea is to have a co-operative environment.knife sets I want my son to'e home if I believe that the justice system ..We have visas. We have a date, which we won't disclose right now because of the frenzy over the affair, Fein told the ABC News program sweeper brush on which they both appeared.. is going to be applied correctly," Lon Snowden said. 

But the elder Snowden isn't convinced his son would get a fair hearing in court, given what he called "absolutely irresponsible" descriptions of his son's actions from President Barack Obama, his administration and top lawmakers from both parties."They have poisoned the well, so to speak, in terms of a potential jury pool,The industry's major players include Norceram Products Inc., American Standard Brands, and Masco Corporation.deep groove ball bearing" said Lon Snowden, of Allentown, Pa.Edward Snowden roiled the United States intelligence agencies and upended US relations around the globe with his disclosures of highly classified programs that allow the United States to collect millions of pieces of data,They will travel to Russia sweeping brush he said."We intend to visit with Edward and suggest criminal defense attorneys who have got experience in Espionage Act prosecutions," Fein said. including Americans' phone records. The government has charged him with violations of the Espionage Act in federal court in Alexandria, Va. 

Fein said the family is willing to discuss conditions under which Edward Snowden might return to the United States and perhaps face criminal proceedings. Fein added that he plans to "suggest criminal defense attorneys who've got experience with criminal Espionage Act prosecutions" when he meets with Snowden.Do the math: 144 stores in roughly 56 days. How did the paint retailer manage that drill bit installation pace with nary a hiccup?Edward Snowden's whereabouts in Russia remain unknown. The timing of the visit from Lon Snowden and Fein was uncertain; both declined to elaborate.Last week, Edward Snowden's Russian lawyer said he had sent Lon Snowden the required invitation to visit the country, a step toward securing a travel visa. Anatoly Kucherena said he hoped a visit would happen in the'ing days.