'Your papers, please' must never be heard in America
The personal photographer for the Georgian president was shown on television Saturday confessing to supplying a colleague with secret information that was then sent to a Russian secret service.
Mr. Seren said Mr. Kurtsikidze asked his fellow photographers for their banking details so that the agency could wire them money for the photos they took for EPA.
"I got scared and kept on working with him," he said.
