British media reports suggesting a spy-world connection to the gruesome death of U.K. code-breaker Gareth Williams are groundless, according to U.S. intelligence officials.

While refusing to comment publicly about the death of Williams, whose decomposing remains were discovered stuffed in a duffel bag in the bathtub of his London apartment on Aug. 23, the officials advised treating the British reports with great skepticism.

Williams, 30 or 31 at the time of his death, depending on reports, was said to be a "math genius" at Britain's code-breaking agency, the Government Communications Headquarters, or GCHQ . He was on temporary assignment with the U.K. foreign intelligence service MI6. Williams's work decoding terrorist communications caused him to consult frequently with the U.S. National Security Agency at Ft. Meade, Md., according to British news reports.

I think my 9 mo old used to work at the airport. ANY (and I mean any) unattended bag he finds, he must first attack from the outside, attack from the inside, sit in it for a while, and then go on his merry way. It doesnt matter what type of bag it is - plastic bags, paper bags, canvas bags, duffle bags, pillowcases (pillow bags), computer bags, book bags, even my tool box, which is really a duffle bag of sorts.

It always happens...

A: That's a cat for you. Every box that comes in the house sticks around for a few weeks before being recycled as my cats amuse the hell out of themselves with it.

They like hiding that's what they would be doing in nature to catch prey. Hide and then pop out and mess the critter up. Just a cat and quite a normal one. Maybe he is bored and needs some more play time and toys.