WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange may face spy charges in America after it was found that he had tutored US Private Bradley Manning on the manner of breaking passwords to access military networks.
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They disclosed three new excerpts taken from Manning's personal laptop.
In one, he allegedly asks Assange for help in figuring out a password. In another, he tells him, 'I'm throwing everything I've got on at you now' and estimates the 'upload is about 36 percent' complete.
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In one chat, Manning asked 'Frank' for help cracking the password on his classified computer so he could log on anonymously.
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Assange has denied direct contact with Manning, but his lawyers believe the evidence produced in the military court would form an espionage conspiracy case against their client.
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