(CNN) -- He's a high school dropout who worked his
way into the most secretive computers in U.S. intelligence as a defense
contractor -- only to blow those secrets wide open by spilling details of classified surveillance programs.
Now, Edward Snowden might
never live in the United States as a free man again. Where he may end
up was a source of global speculation Sunday after he flew from Hong
Kong to Russia, his ultimate destination unknown to most.
Snowden has revealed
himself as the source of documents outlining a massive effort by the
U.S. National Security Agency to track cell phone calls and monitor the
e-mail and Internet traffic of virtually all Americans.
Snowden, 29, said he just wanted the public to know what the government was doing. more
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