The company, Spectral Energies, has received millions of dollars in government contracts and had been contracting for the lab, located on the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton, Ohio, for the past 17 years, the warrant states. Spectral Energies CEO Sukesh Roy and Gord, who oversaw the technology Roy’s company supported and was responsible for doling out the contract’s funding, had become good friends during that period, according to the warrant.

On April Fool's Day 2019, a pair of AFOSI special agents attempted to confirm the woman's backstory. None of the schools on her resume had any record of her, the warrant states. About a week later, an AFOSI team armed with a search warrant raided Gord's office at the Air Force Research Laboratory, seizing electronic devices as well as a box of Trojan condoms, a pair of women's underwear, and an empty bottle of Viagra.
A search of Gord's government email account turned up correspondence between him and the woman in which he described himself as her "mentor" and advised her on creating a believable "backstory," the warrant alleges.
Gord told her to tell prospective employers that they met on a flight in 2017 when she noticed Gord working on his laptop. She was then to say she had withdrawn from medical school after a difficult divorce put a squeeze on her finances. Gord at one point referred to several meetings during which he taught her about the lab "and how to interact with scientists," according to the warrant.
In one message, he shifted the conversation to "playtime," the warrant states. He first asked her to "bring the 'Screaming O,'" which the warrant says is "a request that [she] orgasm during sex," then said that intimacy is very important to him.
In another, he allegedly said he would be comfortable meeting up after she was done servicing another client before discussing the organizational structure of the lab's Combustion and Laser Diagnostics Research Complex.
In August 2019, AFOSI agents say they conducted a forensic review of Gord's cellphone, discovering texts between Gord and some 27 sex workers in assorted U.S. cities. One, in which Gord and a female escort worked out the details of a rendezvous at a hotel in Chicago, allegedly occurred while Gord was on an official trip to the Argonne National Laboratory, which is focused on nuclear research. They also reviewed the spreadsheet Gord previously revealed to Roy, according to the warrant.
"Many of the 27 women listed on the Excel document were foreign nationals from countries considered U.S. National Security concerns," it states.

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From the article, "Gord tapped the woman".

Highly likely.

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