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The FBI Was So Hapless Hunting a Teen Kid, It Had To Pretend To Be from a Newspaper

By theintercept on October 29, 2014 • ( 0 )

The Federal Bureau of Investigation decided in 2007 that it didn’t need to be the Federal Bureau o

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