The two physicians, who pleaded not guilty in May, are accused of being involved in a conspiracy wherein they gave confidential medical records to an FBI agent posing as a Russian representative.
The couple claims Dr. Gabrielian saw an undercover FBI agent’s camera during their first meeting and inferred she was dealing with the KGB. Their trial in June was declared a mistrial after a juror said they were entrapped by the U.S. government.
According to the Justice Department, Dr. Gabrielian provided the FBI agent posing as a Russian representative with medical information related to two individuals. Dr. Henry, an Army physician, provided information related to five individuals.
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