US-INDIAN 2LST

Evidence at the trial revealed that from July 2003 to
June 2005, Gowadia took six trips to China PRC to provide
defence services in the form of design, test support and test
data analysis of technologies for the purpose of assisting the
Chinese with its cruise missile system by developing a stealth
exhaust nozzle.
He was paid at least USD 110,000 by China.
The jury convicted Gowadia of two specific
transmissions of classified information: a PowerPoint
presentation concerning the exhaust nozzle of a PRC cruise
missile project and an evaluation of the effectiveness of a
redesigned nozzle, and a computer file providing his signature
prediction of a PRC cruise missile outfitted with his modified
exhaust nozzle and associated predictions in relation to a US
air-to-air missile.
The prosecution also produced evidence which
documented Gowadia's use of three foreign entities he
controlled, including a Liechtenstein charity purportedly for
the benefit of children, to disguise the income he received
from foreign countries.
In addition to demonstrating that Gowadia under-
reported his income and falsely denied having control over
foreign bank accounts for the two tax years involved in his
convictions, the evidence at trial revealed that he had not
paid any income tax since from at least 1997 until 2005 when
he was arrested. PTI LKJ
KAB


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