31.   Lee pleaded guilty to one count in September and was set free after he agreed to cooperate with investigators searching for missing computer tapes with nuclear weapons data.

32.   Lee was fired from Los Alamos National Laboratory last year and accused of downloading nuclear information to unsecured computer tapes.

33.   Lee could face life in prison if convicted of breaching security by moving classified material to unsecured computers and computer tapes.

34.   Lee pleaded guilty to one count of downloading data to a computer tape and was released after being sentenced to the nine months he already had served.

35.   The Berlin office responsible for investigating former Stasi records in Berlin recently deciphered the contents contained on four large magnetic computer tapes found in the Stasi archives.

36.   The debriefings are aimed at locating seven missing computer tapes, which Lee has said he destroyed.

37.   The charges allege Lee transferred classified material from secure to unsecure computers and to computer tapes.

38.   The officials said Lee has agreed to provide information on seven missing computer tapes with data on nuclear weapons design and testing.

39.   The White House has been using backup computer tapes to reconstruct the lost e-mails that were never archived.

40.   Under a court order, technicians are now trying to restore the messages from computer backup tapes.