When CIA official and mother-of-three Jennifer Matthews was killed by a suicide bomber at her Afghan base, fingers were pointed in her direction. A report into the attack claimed that as the chief of the Khost unit, she had failed to properly vet an informant who had come to speak with officials. The informant slayed the al-Qaeda specialist and six other CIA operatives by detonating a vest of explosives, the Washington Post reported. Killed: CIA official Jennifer Matthews was killed by an Afghan suicide bomber in 2009. A report suggested she was to blame for not preventing the attack Now, for the first time since the December 2009 attack, Matthews's husband has spoken out against the treatment of the mother of his children, who had volunteered for the mission in a bid to beat al-Qaeda.
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Jennifer Matthews had left comfortable London job for dangerous role tackling terrorism in Afghanistan
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CIA suggested she had not vetted informant who killed seven officials outside base in 2009
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Matthews had also been blamed for failing to warn FBI about al-Qaeda members ahead of 9/11 attacks
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Now husband Gary Anderson hits back at CIA, saying it never trained her for the situation
Speaking to the Post, @placeholder expressed his anger at the CIA for blaming his wife, claiming it should have trained her better.