Air Force Monica Witt: Massive $200K Traitor Hunt!

U.S. Hunts Alleged Iranian Spy Monica Witt – FBI Drops $200,000 Bounty for Ex-Air Force Sergeant

The FBI is going all-in to catch a former U.S. Air Force sergeant who allegedly sold her country out to Iran – and they’re putting up a $200,000 reward to make it happen.

Meet Monica Witt, 47, a onetime U.S. Air Force intelligence technical sergeant and later a defense contractor. In February 2019, a federal grand jury indicted her on serious espionage charges, including sharing classified national defense information with the Iranian government. But here’s the kicker: investigators believe she defected to Iran back in 2013 – and may still be actively helping the regime today.

From Top-Secret Clearance to Alleged Betrayal

Witt served in the U.S. military from 1997 to 2008, then worked as a government contractor until 2010. During that time, she had access to top-secret intelligence – including the real identities of undercover U.S. intelligence personnel. That’s the kind of information that can get people killed.

“Monica Witt allegedly betrayed her oath to the Constitution more than a decade ago by defecting to Iran and providing the Iranian regime National Defense Information,” said Daniel Wierzbicki, special agent with the FBI Washington Field Office’s Counterintelligence and Cyber Division. “She likely continues to support their nefarious activities. The FBI has not forgotten.”

She Put U.S. Families in the Crosshairs

According to the indictment filed in the District of Columbia, Witt didn’t just hand over secrets – she reportedly helped Iran target her former colleagues and their families stationed overseas.

“Witt allegedly intentionally provided information endangering U.S personnel and their families stationed abroad,” the FBI said in a public release. She also conducted research on behalf of the Iranian regime to help them single out her old teammates in the U.S. government.

The FBI adds that her actions have directly benefited Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) – a designated terrorist organization responsible for intelligence gathering, unconventional warfare, and supporting attacks on Americans.

What Monica Witt Looks Like – And Her Aliases

If you’re scanning a crowd, here’s who to look for:

• Race: White
• Hair: Brown
• Eyes: Brown
• Height: 5 feet 10 inches
• Weight: 120 pounds

She also goes by at least two aliases: Fatemah Zahra and Narges Witt.

Why This Matters to Every American

This isn’t just a dry intelligence story. Witt’s alleged betrayal puts real U.S. service members, intelligence officers, and their families at risk. When someone with her level of clearance turns against the country, they can expose codenames, operations, and cover identities – stuff that takes years and millions of dollars to rebuild. Worse, it can get people killed.

The FBI is treating this as a top priority. “During this critical moment in Iran’s history,” Agent Wierzbicki said, “there is someone who knows something about her whereabouts.”

How You Can Help – And Claim the Reward

The FBI is asking anyone with information – no matter how small – to step up. You can remain anonymous, and if your tip leads to Witt’s capture and prosecution, you could walk away with $200,000.

Contact options:

• Call 1-800-CALL-FBI (1-800-225-5324)
• Reach your local FBI office
• Contact the nearest U.S. Embassy or Consulate
• Submit a tip online at tips.fbi.gov

Don’t wait. Witt has been on the run for over a decade, and the FBI believes someone out there knows exactly where she is hiding.