This is all so much like a soap opera (NM) - RC

I have a feeling there is much, much more that will be coming out - backwards typist

Especially being questioned is how and why the FBI agent that first started this investigation is so interested and why he kept nosing around while the investigation was going on even though he was told to step back because he was not part of it.

Another question is why the FBI took it upon himself to notify Eric Cantor.

From an article:
Later, the agent became convinced — incorrectly, the official said — that the case had stalled. Because of his “worldview,” as the official put it, he suspected a politically motivated cover-up to protect President Obama. The agent alerted Eric Cantor, the House majority leader, who called the F.B.I. director, Robert S. Mueller III, on Oct. 31 to tell him of the agent’s concerns.

The official said the agent’s self-described “whistle-blowing” was “a little embarrassing” but had no effect on the investigation.

David H. Laufman, who served as a federal prosecutor in national security cases from 2003 to 2007, said, “there’s a lot of chatter and noise about cybercrimes,” and most of it does not lead to an investigation. But he added, “It’s plausible to me that if Ms. Kelley indicated that the stalking was related to her friendship with the C.I.A. director, that would have elevated it as a priority for the bureau.”

Orin S. Kerr, a George Washington University law professor who specializes in computer crime issues, said it was “surprising that they would devote the resources” to investigating who was behind a half-dozen harassing e-mails.

“The F.B.I. gets a lot of tips, and investigating any one case requires an agent or a few agents to spend a lot of time,” he said. “They can’t do this for every case, and the issue is, why this one case?”

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Can she still be a socialite if she is million in debt and in foreclosure? - nm

Sure, right up until the invitations stop. But no doubt - they have now. Permanently. nm

I'm just amazed that a military groupie like that would - be so naive about bringing the FBI in, even

Those were not Fox rumors. She was speaking - backwards typist

 at a conference on Oct. 26 at the University of Denver. This was before the story of the affair broke, so it didn't come from Fox. It came from her speech.

From the article you posted were these paragraphs:
In a separate twist in the tangled matter of Mr. Petraeus's resignation, the CIA disputed a theory advanced by Ms. Broadwell that insurgents may have attacked the U.S. consulate and a CIA annex in Benghazi, Libya, on Sept. 11 in a bid to free militants being held there by the agency. Ms. Broadwell suggested that rationale for the consulate attack in an address at the University of Denver on Oct. 26.

"I don't know if a lot of you had heard this, but the CIA annex had actually taken a couple of Libyan militia members prisoner and they think the attack on the consulate was an attempt to get these prisoners back," she said then. "It's still being vetted."

A CIA spokesman said there were no militant prisoners there, noting that President Barack Obama ended CIA authority to hold detainees in 2009. "Any suggestion that the agency is still in the detention business is uninformed and baseless," said the spokesperson.

Some critics pointed to Ms. Broadwell's remarks in Denver as an indication that she may have been passing on classified information, leading to speculation that Mr. Petraeus may have been the source. Based on descriptions by U.S. officials, the romantic relationship had ended by then.

Do a search on "Fox." But not a big deal. Lots of people - watch and quote Fox. nm

Me too, although she was friends with a guy - who is FBI and sent pictures of himself.