Lon Snowden, father of Edward Snowden, shown in this still image from Reuters TV footage, speaks to reporters at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York, October 16, 2013, shortly after returning to the United States from a weeklong visit with his son in Moscow. REUTERS/Reuters TV
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The father of Edward Snowden said on Wednesday that the former U.S. spy agency contractor has more secrets to share and should stay in Russia "to make sure the true story is told."
Father Lon Snowden spoke at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York shortly after returning to the United States from a weeklong visit with his son in Moscow. It was the first time they saw one another since Edward Snowden, an ex-National Security Agency contractor, was given temporary asylum in Russia earlier this year after leaking sensitive data on U.S. security agencies' operations.
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